Photo Gallery Sun 04/09

2017-04-09 01:00:00

Dee Demby, right, talks with choir members during a practice of her new cantata at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Butler on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.TYE CYPHER/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

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Only a freshman, Butler graduate Emily Horstman has already made a big impact for the Slippery Rock University women's track and field team.Submitted photo

Butler graduate and Slippery Rock University senior Kennedy Evans has overcome injury and is finally healthy and excelling on the track this season for The Rock.Submitted photo

Butler High graduate and Slippery Rock University senior sprinter Jasmine Bailey has already carved out a successful career at The Rock. This season, she and fellow Butler graduates, senior Kennedy Evans and freshman Emily Hortsman, are making a big imact for SRU.Submitted photo

The Westminster Chancel Choir practices a new cantata on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.TYE CYPHER/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

Roger Rettig, left, of Butler and Dick King of Franklin Township perform solos during cantata practice at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Butler on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.TYE CYPHER/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

Andrew King, 12, of Butler sings the Lord’s Prayer accompanied by Joan Eisenreich on the piano during cantata practice at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Butler on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.TYE CYPHER/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

Jeanie Jones, center, of Cabot performs a solo with the Westminster Chancel Choir as they practice a new cantata at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Butler on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.TYE CYPHER/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

Eric Grubbs of Chicora and Dee Demby practice a new cantata at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Butler on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.TYE CYPHER/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

Dee Demby sings during practice of her new cantata at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Butler on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.TYE CYPHER/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

The Seneca Valley Raiderthon raised over $22,000 for the Miracle League of Southwestern PA. The event, held April 1-2 at Seneca Valley Senior High School, had more than 100 students participate.SUBMITTED PHOTO