Photo gallery for Wednesday, July 25, 2018

2018-07-25 01:00:00

Deborah Kruger of Lyndora, second from left in back row; her husband. Randy Kruger, third from left; and Ashley Brehm of West Sunbury, fourth from left, are pictured in 2016 during a volunteer trip to aid former street children in Talanga, Honduras.SUBMITTED PHOTO

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Cranberry Township’s Luke Engel rounds third base to score a run against Saxonburg in the Butler County Area Baseball League championship game Tuesday night, July 24, 2018, at Kelly Automotive Park. Cranberry won, 9-7.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Cranberry Township’s Jesse Clary slides safely into second base as Saxonburg’s Issac Love applies the tag during the Butler County Area Baseball League championship game Tuesday night, July 24, 2018, at Kelly Automotive Park. Cranberry won, 9-7.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Cranberry Township’s players celebrate their 9-7 win over Saxonburg in the Butler County Area Baseball League championship game Tuesday night, July 24, 2018, at Kelly Automotive Park.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

The Riding for the Cure event drew more than 300 motorcyclists in 2017. This year’s ride is Saturday, July 28, 2018. Participants will start at 101 Greenwood Drive and stop in Petrolia, East Brady and Fenelton, among other sites. Amanda Lynn Photo

Cranberry Township starting pitcher Elijah White delivers a pitch to a Saxonburg batter during the Butler County Area Baseball League championship game Tuesday night, July 24, 2018, at Kelly Automotive Park. Cranberry won, 9-7.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Caitlin Moss helps Silas Bouse with his plastic-glass painting, as part of Summer Food & Fun sponsored by the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.rachael McKriger/butler eagle

Isabella Roskovski and her brother, Andrew, make plastic-glass paintings, as part of Summer Food & Fun sponsored by the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.rachael McKriger/butler eagle

Brothers Julian and Henry Crawley paint crafts at the South Hills Playground, as part of Summer Food & Fun sponsored by the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.rachael McKriger/butler eagle

Silas Bouse works on his painting project at the South Hills Playground, as part of Summer Food & Fun sponsored by the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. Children receive a free meal and can participate in crafts and games.rachael McKriger/butler eagle

The Liquor Control Board brought a tax obligation on concessions at Kelly Automotive Park to the attention of the Butler Parks, Recreation Grounds and Facilities Authority.BUTLER EAGLE FILE PHOTO

A GetGo gas station and convenience store is planned at the corner of Route 228 and Warrendale Road in Adams Township. Developers hope to have the project completed by fall of 2019.J.W. Johnson Jr./BUTLER EAGLE