June 17

Judy Ferree owner of the Saxonburg Hotel in Saxonburg on Thursday June 16, 2022.(Justin Guido/ Special to the Eagle)

Anthony Buzard, manager of the Seven Fields Town Park Pool, takes a lifeguard shift at the pool on Friday June 10. Julia Maruca/Butler Eagle 2022

Mars head football coach Scott Heinauer signals his defense during Friday night's home win over Greensburg Salem. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 10/16/20

Center Township’s Kaylee Dolhi goes up to bat during the youth baseball game against East Butler at Moose Hepler Field on Wednesday in Center Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/8/22

Chloe Slater, of the East Butler team, takes a swing during the youth baseball game at Moose Hepler Field on Wednesday in Center Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/8/22

Jack Null, from Off The Grid Motorsports of North Canton, Ohio, shows Tyler Sneed, of Oklahoma, under the hood during the 11th annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival’s Jeep Invasion on Friday in Butler. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/10/22

Over 2,300 Jeeps park on Main Street and around downtown Butler for the Jeep Invasion during the 11th annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival on Friday. Butler Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/10/22

Over 2,300 Jeeps park on Main Street and around downtown Butler for the Jeep Invasion during the 11th annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival on Friday. Butler Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/10/22

Kevin Cunningham, of Evansburg, Pa., shows Andy and Marsha Sizemore, of Canton, Ohio, a photo album of the progress of his restoration of his 1987 Jeep Wrangler during the 11th annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival’s Jeep Invasion on Friday in Butler. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/10/22

Liz Folckemer and Morgan Huegel, of Erie, welcome Bessie Pellar, 3, of Richfield, Ohio, to pet their Old English Sheepdog Ellie during the 11th annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival’s Jeep Invasion on Friday in Butler. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/10/22

Liliana Vignovic, 8, blocks a shot during a two-day soccer camp for special needs children put on by the Seneca Valley Soccer Association’s Tops Soccer program at Grahm Park in Cranberr Twp. Saturday. According to Tops Soccer chairperson Carrie Weinreich, the association “hopes to build the camp into an 8-week soccer season for these kids...” Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Carson Koch blocks the ball during a two-day soccer camp for special needs children put on by the Seneca Valley Soccer Association as part of the Tops Soccer program. According to Tops Soccer chairperson Carrie Weinreich, the association “hopes to build the camp into an 8-week soccer season for these kids...” Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Volunteer Nicole McMahon guided jeep enthusiasts through the deep rutted, mud packed trails in her 2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon during the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival at Coopers Lake. According to board member Kent McFadden of Franklin who oversaw the trail and playground operations, it takes more than 500 volunteers to put on the three-day event. Over 1,800 registered jeep enthusiasts drove one of the six trails and participated in the “Playground,” a rocky-terrain obstacle course with mud-filled pits for drivers to navigate. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle.

One jeep enthusiast displays the peace sign as they navigate the mud pit during the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival at Coopers Lake on Saturday. Over 1,800 registered jeep enthusiasts drove one of the six trails and participated in the “Playground,” a rocky-terrain obstacle course with mud-filled pits for drivers to navigate. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle.

The flying mud didn’t seem to bother this canine during the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival at Coopers Lake on Saturday. Over 1,800 registered jeep enthusiasts drove one of the six trails and participated in the “Playground,” a rocky-terrain obstacle course with mud-filled pits for drivers to navigate. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle.

Janet Eck, of the Ingomar Garden Club, listens during the dedication ceremony of the Blue Star memorial marker at North Boundary Park on Tuesday in Cranberry Township. “When I hear these songs I think, ‘My God, my family made it here,’” said Eck after a rendition of “God Bless the U.S.A.”Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/14/22

VFW Post 879 color guard captain Frank Jansen carries the U.S. flag to retire the colors during the dedication ceremony of the Blue Star memorial marker at North Boundary Park on Tuesday in Cranberry Township. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/14/22

Boy Scout Troop 217 member Saxon Christy lowers a U.S. flag into a fire during the flag retirement ceremony at Chicora Borough Park on Tuesday in Chicora. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 6/14/22