Photo Gallery: July 24, 2022

2022-07-23 00:15:00

A group of about 50 motorcycle enthusiasts traveled through Main Street in Butler Friday, July 22, 2022, on their way to the Bike and BBQ gathering at the Butler Farm Show grounds. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Emma Reese, 7, and Chuck Reese, of Ross Township, play a connect four game at a PA Distance Learning Charter School booth during Kidapalooza at the Cranberry Township Farmer’s Market on Friday, July 22, 2022. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

The driver of a red Chevy Van collided with two Harley Davidson Trike motorcycles heading to the Bike and BBQ event at the Butler Farm Show grounds Friday, July 22, 2022. According to one of the motorcyclists, the group of family and friends from Buffalo, New York, area were exiting Cooledge Street onto Route 8 when the van rounded the turn colliding into the group. Two of the motorcyclists were taken by ambulance to the hospital. Route 8 North was closed for several hours while first responders removed the wrecked vehicles from the scene of the accident. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Becky and Jim Kennedy, of Zelienople, work on a mosaic piece that will be part of a larger mosaic made by the community at the Spring Street Studios booth during Horse Trading Days on Friday, July 22, 2022, in Zelienople. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

Quinn Bartley, 5, of Butler, plays in the water at Moraine State Park’s Pleasant Valley Beach on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

Quinn Bartley, 5, and Julia Dupe, 13, of Butler, play in the water at Moraine State Park’s Pleasant Valley Beach on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

People swim, sunbathe, play, and picnic at Moraine State Park’s Pleasant Valley Beach on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

Kayakers paddle past Pleasant Valley Beach at Moraine State Park on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

Kayaks are pictured at the Pleasant Valley Boat Ramp at Moraine State Park on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

A botanical work of art — titled "Lilly" — by artist Faith Stoughton was one of the pieces featured in the show Art of the Bloom 22 at the Butler Art Center, 344 S. Main St. The show featuring 27 local artists opened with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and will run through August 6. Read about it in the Sunday, July 24, 2022 edition of the Butler Eagle. Eric Freehling/Butler Eagle

The Butler County Area Baseball League recently presented its 2022 $1,000 scholarships at the Butler High School field. On hand for the presentation on Saturday, July 16, 2022, were, from left, Butler Township coach Tyler Friel, scholarship winners Braden Marcellus (Butler Township) and Michael Waitlevertch (Seneca Valley), league officers Matt Piroch and Larry Stelitano, and Seneca Valley coach Matt Baic. Pine Richland’s Joe Connell also received a scholarship.John Enrietto/Butler Eagle

A group of about 50 motorcycle enthusiasts traveled through Main Street in Butler on Friday, July 22, 2022, on their way to the Bike and Barbeque gathering at the Butler Farm Show grounds. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

A group of about 50 motorcycle enthusiasts traveled through Main Street in Butler Friday, July 22, 2022, on their way to the Bike and Barbeque gathering at the Butler Farm Show grounds. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

The driver of a red Chevy Van collided with two Harley Davidson Trike motorcycles heading to the Bike and BBQ at the Butler Farm Show grounds Friday, July 22, 2022. According to one of the motorcyclists, the group of family and friends from Buffalo, New York area were exiting Cooledge Street onto Route 8 when the van rounded the turn colliding into the group. Two of the motorcyclists were taken by ambulance to the hospital. Route 8 North was closed for several hours while first responders removed the wrecked vehicles from the scene of the accident. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

The driver of a red Chevy Van collided with two Harley Davidson Trike motorcycles heading to the Bike and BBQ at the Butler Farm Show grounds Friday, July 22, 2022. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Jody Ogle, a cybersecurity adviser for the Department of Homeland Security, left, and Tim Burke, a member of the cyber fraud task force for the Secret Service, discussed good practices individuals and businesses can use to keep their information and data safe online Friday, July 22, 2022. Eddie Trizzino/Butler Eagle

Tractor rides down Main Street are free during Horse Trading Days on Friday, July 22, 2022, in Zelienople. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

Ryan Stofan, 8, of New Sewickley Township, spins the prize wheel at the Windrose Animal Hospital booth during Horse Trading Days on Friday, July 22, 2022, in Zelienople. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle

Terry McElroy, a Sugarcreek Elementary School teacher, plays kickball with children of all ages on Wednesday, July 20, 2022, during Pick Me Up, a group that meets in East Brady Park and seeks to keep children active. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle

Megan Slaughenhoup, right, tells a student how the game of kickball is organized at the last day of Pick Me Up on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. Pick Me Up is a meet up in East Brady Park that fosters outside play. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle

Elizabeth Venesky, age 9, plays kickball with children of all ages at East Brady Park for the last day of Pick Me Up on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The park meet ups were organized by a Karns City teacher who wanted to get children active in the summer months. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle

Madeline Weidenhof eats ice cream during the last Pick Me Up play day in East Brady Park on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The park meet ups are organized by Karns City High School teacher Megan Slaughenhoup. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle

Elizabeth Venesky, age 9, slides down a water slide at East Brady Park during the last Pick Me Up play day on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The days were organized to stop children from feeling isolated during the summer. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle

A group of about 50 motorcycle enthusiasts traveled through Main Street in Butler Friday, July 22, 2022, on their way to the Bike and BBQ gathering at the Butler Farm Show grounds. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle
Emma Reese, 7, and Chuck Reese, of Ross Township, play a connect four game at a PA Distance Learning Charter School booth during Kidapalooza at the Cranberry Township Farmer’s Market on Friday, July 22, 2022. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
The driver of a red Chevy Van collided with two Harley Davidson Trike motorcycles heading to the Bike and BBQ event at the Butler Farm Show grounds Friday, July 22, 2022. According to one of the motorcyclists, the group of family and friends from Buffalo, New York, area were exiting Cooledge Street onto Route 8 when the van rounded the turn colliding into the group. Two of the motorcyclists were taken by ambulance to the hospital. Route 8 North was closed for several hours while first responders removed the wrecked vehicles from the scene of the accident. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle
Becky and Jim Kennedy, of Zelienople, work on a mosaic piece that will be part of a larger mosaic made by the community at the Spring Street Studios booth during Horse Trading Days on Friday, July 22, 2022, in Zelienople. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
Quinn Bartley, 5, of Butler, plays in the water at Moraine State Park’s Pleasant Valley Beach on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
Quinn Bartley, 5, and Julia Dupe, 13, of Butler, play in the water at Moraine State Park’s Pleasant Valley Beach on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
People swim, sunbathe, play, and picnic at Moraine State Park’s Pleasant Valley Beach on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
Kayakers paddle past Pleasant Valley Beach at Moraine State Park on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
Kayaks are pictured at the Pleasant Valley Boat Ramp at Moraine State Park on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in Muddy Creek Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
A botanical work of art — titled "Lilly" — by artist Faith Stoughton was one of the pieces featured in the show Art of the Bloom 22 at the Butler Art Center, 344 S. Main St. The show featuring 27 local artists opened with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and will run through August 6. Read about it in the Sunday, July 24, 2022 edition of the Butler Eagle. Eric Freehling/Butler Eagle
The Butler County Area Baseball League recently presented its 2022 $1,000 scholarships at the Butler High School field. On hand for the presentation on Saturday, July 16, 2022, were, from left, Butler Township coach Tyler Friel, scholarship winners Braden Marcellus (Butler Township) and Michael Waitlevertch (Seneca Valley), league officers Matt Piroch and Larry Stelitano, and Seneca Valley coach Matt Baic. Pine Richland’s Joe Connell also received a scholarship.John Enrietto/Butler Eagle
A group of about 50 motorcycle enthusiasts traveled through Main Street in Butler on Friday, July 22, 2022, on their way to the Bike and Barbeque gathering at the Butler Farm Show grounds. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle
A group of about 50 motorcycle enthusiasts traveled through Main Street in Butler Friday, July 22, 2022, on their way to the Bike and Barbeque gathering at the Butler Farm Show grounds. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle
The driver of a red Chevy Van collided with two Harley Davidson Trike motorcycles heading to the Bike and BBQ at the Butler Farm Show grounds Friday, July 22, 2022. According to one of the motorcyclists, the group of family and friends from Buffalo, New York area were exiting Cooledge Street onto Route 8 when the van rounded the turn colliding into the group. Two of the motorcyclists were taken by ambulance to the hospital. Route 8 North was closed for several hours while first responders removed the wrecked vehicles from the scene of the accident. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle
The driver of a red Chevy Van collided with two Harley Davidson Trike motorcycles heading to the Bike and BBQ at the Butler Farm Show grounds Friday, July 22, 2022. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle
Jody Ogle, a cybersecurity adviser for the Department of Homeland Security, left, and Tim Burke, a member of the cyber fraud task force for the Secret Service, discussed good practices individuals and businesses can use to keep their information and data safe online Friday, July 22, 2022. Eddie Trizzino/Butler Eagle
Tractor rides down Main Street are free during Horse Trading Days on Friday, July 22, 2022, in Zelienople. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
Ryan Stofan, 8, of New Sewickley Township, spins the prize wheel at the Windrose Animal Hospital booth during Horse Trading Days on Friday, July 22, 2022, in Zelienople. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle
Terry McElroy, a Sugarcreek Elementary School teacher, plays kickball with children of all ages on Wednesday, July 20, 2022, during Pick Me Up, a group that meets in East Brady Park and seeks to keep children active. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle
Megan Slaughenhoup, right, tells a student how the game of kickball is organized at the last day of Pick Me Up on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. Pick Me Up is a meet up in East Brady Park that fosters outside play. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle
Elizabeth Venesky, age 9, plays kickball with children of all ages at East Brady Park for the last day of Pick Me Up on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The park meet ups were organized by a Karns City teacher who wanted to get children active in the summer months. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle
Madeline Weidenhof eats ice cream during the last Pick Me Up play day in East Brady Park on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The park meet ups are organized by Karns City High School teacher Megan Slaughenhoup. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle
Elizabeth Venesky, age 9, slides down a water slide at East Brady Park during the last Pick Me Up play day on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. The days were organized to stop children from feeling isolated during the summer. Molly Miller/Butler Eagle