The Butler County Symphony Association honored the following Butler County 7th through 12th graders as Young Musicians of Note.

They were selected by their teachers on the basis of their interest in music.

Butler School DistrictKatie Amerson, Ashley Aul, Amelia Bishop, Sarah Bishop, Lauren Denny, Taylor Frankenstein, Tarrah Freund, Gretchen Geibel, Dylan Gourley, Kiana Green, Jennifer Harris, Autumn Hepler, Zackery Horstman, Calli Johns, Sabrina Leksell, Ariana O’Donnell, Logan Olszewski, Dana McCurdy, Taylor McKissick, Laura Metrick, Hannah Miller, Rachel Miller, Shane Miller, Kerrigan Neff, Theo Peterson, Gracie Ryan, Samantha Schnur, Rebecca Shakely, Lauren Skidmore, Andrew Stock, Draven Stuart, Nicole Uram, Abby Wellner, Zachary Woessner, Rachael Wigton, Stephanie Wilczynski

St. Luke LutheranSarah Neubert

South ButlerErin Cashdollar, Kristina Cousins, Jay Hitt, Rebecca Korff

Slippery RockSean Beeching, Clayton Cupec, Alexandra Deitrich, Kailee Harris, Zoe Kecskemethy, Taylor Moesta

Seneca ValleyKatie Ahlgren, Erica Glynn, Abbie Kalnas, Charlie Schade, Jennie Smith, Meghan Wilson

MoniteauLindsey Cozad, Walker Martz, Zach Timblin, Amanda WalshPortersville Christian

Heather Johnston, Cole Woods———Maura McCaslin of West Sunbury was named to the President’s List at the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville.———

Jessica Bauman of Cabot has accepted admission to Edinboro University, where she plans to study accounting.———

Chloe Pizor of Slippery Rock has accepted admission to Edinboro University, where she plans to study nursing.———

Corey Burke of Fenelton was awarded First Place for Participation and Excellence in the Pittsburgh Section of the American Welding Society’s Annual Welding Contest From Triangle Technical School of Pittsburgh.———

Josh Burke of Fenelton was awarded Second Place for Participation and Excellence in the Pittsburgh Section of the American Welding Society’s Annual Welding Contest From Triangle Technical School of Pittsburgh.———

Taylor Bricker of Karns City is working for the state Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) as part of a 15-week internship sponsored by the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE).Bricker is a senior political science major and business administration minor at Clarion University. He is one of 14 students participating in The Harrisburg Internship Semester (THIS) program, which provides students the opportunity to work in all areas of state government while earning a full semester’s worth of credits.He is the son of Tom and Donna Bricker and a graduate of Karns City High School.