PHOTO GALLERY FOR SUNDAY, SEPT. 16, 2018

2018-09-15 01:00:00

Larry Stock, director of the production of “Absense” next weekend at the Succop Theater on the Butler County Community College campus, points out a part of the script to actress Amy Cannard. The play is about a 74-year-old woman's life with memory loss leading up to dementia.Submitted photo

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Karns City defenders (7) Cameron Blair and (53) Trey Albert wrestle Moniteau Warrior ball carrier (7) Chance Nagy to the ground in second quarter action at Moniteau High School on September 14, 2018. Photo by: Nate Black

Knoch´s #5 Matt Goodlin breaks a tackle from Highland´s #26 Johnny Crise for a first half touchdown at Knoch High School on September 14th 2018. Photo by: Steve Dietz

Knoch’s #11 Noah Cetnar picks up some yards prior to being hit by Highland’s #28 Brandon Jochim and #33 Noah Gillette at Knoch High School on September 14th 2018. Photo by Steve Dietz

Slippery Rock #4 Vito Pilosi breaks the tackle of Sharon #11 Brady Ortiz during a game at Rocket Stadium on Friday September 14, 2018. (Jason Swanson photo)

Sharon #8 Lane Voytik runs a quarterback keeper past Slippery Rock #51 Sean Northcott during a game at Rocket Stadium on Friday September 14, 2018. (Jason Swanson photo)

Slippery Rock #51 Sean Northcott and #1 Nick Gills tackle Sharon #2 Warren Nikon during a game at Rocket Stadium on Friday September 14, 2018. (Jason Swanson photo)

Dave Hovis, a former homeless man who used to sleep in Butler Memorial Park works on a rocking horse at his apartment in Butler on Wednesday August 29, 2018.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

The YWCA personal care facility on West Jefferson Street is to close its doors later this month. Twenty-four of 31 residents have been moved.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Evelyn Jurysta, of Butler, stands at her booth at Oktoberfest in Evans City on Friay. The event continues this weekend. Jurysta is selling crocheted clothes and accessories for children. Caleb Harshberger/Butler Eagle

Clad in German heritage attire and microphone in hand, Rick Reifenstein announces to festival goers the schedule of events and explains the events.Caleb Harshberger/Butler Eagle

Nedra Casey and Dennis Casey take a break from rehearsal for “Absence,” a play about how the advance of dementia impacts the person and the person’s family. The play runs next weekend at the Succop Theater on the Butler County Community college campus. SUBMITTED PHOTO