The Rev. William “B.T.” Gilligan showed off his new, pink mohawk haircut at Nixon United Methodist Church's vacation Bible school in Penn Township earlier in July, 2018. The pastor proclaimed he would dye his hair pink, have his nails painted and get hit in the face with a pie if children could raise more than $1,000 during Bible school. SUBMITTED PHOTO

From left, business owner Denny Offstein, Councilman Mike Walters, Butler Eagle News Editor Tom Harrison, Kathy Cline and Mark Peffer, chief deputy county sheriff, discuss reasons for the decrease in fatal drug overdoses this year during a Neighborhood Drug Watch meeting at the city fire station on Wednesday, July 25, 2018.STEVE FERRIS/BUTLER EAGLE

Butler Summer Dramatics returns after a year’s hiatus to present the musical “Bye Bye Birdie” Thursday, Aug. 2 to 5, 2018, at the Succop Theater at Butler County Community College. Starring in the show are, from left, Tishy Hornsby as Kim McAfee, Waylon O’Donnell as Conrad Birdie, AnnMarie Loweree as Rose Alvarez and Zane Gagliardi as Albert Peterson.Gordon Cavalero photo

David Adam, deputy chief for the Butler Police Department, is under fire after a no-confidence vote by the police union. Butler Mayor Ben Smith is expected to determine the fate of Chief Ron Brown and Deputy Chief David Adam at the city council meeting on Thursday July 26, 2018,Butler Eagle file photo

Butler Mayor Ben Smith and Police Chief Ron Brown shake hands, surrounded by some of the city police officers, after the mayor is sworn into office Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2018. Now Smith is expected to determine the fate of Brown and Deputy Chief David Adam at the council meeting on Thursday July 26, 2018,Butler Eagle file photo

Jim Levundusky of Greensburg operates a mini-excavator while digging a trench for an acid waste and neutralizing tank inside what will be a natural science laboratory at Butler County Community College’s Cranberry Township campus July 17. Work on the new science lab is part of a $1.2 million renovation project that started in late June. The main lobby, bathrooms and faculty offices are also being renovated and a new heating, ventilation and air conditioning system is being installed. New computers, lab equipment, furniture, carpet, paint and ceilings are included in the project. The south side of the 22,500-square foot building, which opened in January 1990, will be completed by Aug. 27, the first day of classes for the 2018 fall semester. Work will then begin on the north half of the facility and be finished by Oct. 31, 2018.submitted photo

The Rev. William “B.T.” Gilligan gets a hair cut at Nixon United Methodist Church. Gilligan, the church pastor, proclaimed he would dye his hair pink, have his nails painted and get pied in the face if children could raise over $1,000 at Vacation Bible School in July 2018.SUBMITTED PHOTO

The Rev. William “B.T.” Gilligan gets his nails painted at Nixon United Methodist Church. Gilligan, the church pastor, proclaimed he would dye his hair pink, have his nails painted and get pied in the face if children could raise over $1,000 at Vacation Bible School in July 2018.SUBMITTED PHOTO

The Rev. William “B.T.” Gilligan shows off his pink and blue nail polish. The pastor at Nixon United Methodist Church proclaimed he would dye his hair pink, have his nails painted and get pied in the face if children could raise over $1,000 at Vacation Bible School in July 2018.SUBMITTED PHOTO