Photo Gallery for Fri. 10-19-18

2018-10-19 01:00:00

A fire Thursday morning (Oct. 18, 2018) in the load of a garbage truck brought the closure of Unionville Road while firefighters from Cranberry Township extinguished the trash after the driver dumped it from the vehicle.J.W. Johnson Jr./BUTLER EAGLE

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Knoch’s Brooke Bauer in action against Sewickley Academy in the WPIAL Class AA team tennis championship finals at North Allegheny on Thursday Oct. 18, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

Knoch’s tennis team holds the runner up trophy at North Allegheny on Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

Audrina Rhodaberger, 9, left and her sister Olivia, 8, take part in the Overdose Awareness Candlelight Walk, in downtown Butler on Thursday Oct. 18, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

Chase Browning, 4, of Butler lights a candle during the Overdose Awareness Candlelight Walk, in downtown Butler on Thursday Oct. 18, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

Knoch sophomore No. 1 singles player Laura Greb gets ready to return a shot against Sewickley Academy’s Evelyn Safar during the WPIAL Girls Class AA Team Tennis Championships Thursday afternoon (Oct. 18, 2018) at North Allegheny High School. Greb avenged a loss to Safar last season in the team final, but Knoch fell 4-1. The Knights will still play in the PIAA Class AA tournament that begins Tuesday (Oct. 23, 2018).Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Slippery Rock senior defender Emily Sarver (26) goes up for a header during a match earlier this season. Sarver and the defense have limited opponents to just six goals and 66 shots this season.Kim daugherty/submitted photo

Slippery Rock’s Ellie Reiser makes a her way around a Sharon defender during the Rockets 6-2 win over the Tigers earlier this season. Slippery Rock is 16-1 heading into the District 10 Class AA playoffs. The Rockets host Harbor Creek at 12:30 p.m. Saturday (Oct. 20, 2018).Kim Daugherty/submitted photo

Donna Stover of Cabot sings “Amazing Grace” during the Overdose Awareness Candlelight Walk in Butler on Thursday Oct. 18, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

Organizer Charlene Eckert sings “Amazing Grace” during the Overdose Awareness Candlelight Walk in downtown Butler on Thursday Oct. 18, 2018.justin guido/butler eagle

A traveling memorial for PennDOT workers who have been killed on the job is on display in Butler until Monday (Oct. 22, 2018).TANNER COLE/BUTLER EAGLE

Butler County Commissioner Kevin Boozel, left, spoke Oct. 10, 2018 at The Grapevine Center’s Rally for Mental Illness Awareness Week. He presented a proclamation on the week to the center’s executive director, Bette Peoples, right.SUBMITTED PHOTO