Ronald Heckman, of Butler, gets help carrying his baked goods to his car by Frank Holby, a volunteer, at Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022, in Lyndora. The church held its annual Christmas bake sale. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Fresh bread cools on racks at Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Lyndora on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Paul Delany, of Butler, and Brenda McGuire, also of Butler, staff the Giving Tuesday donation table in the lobby of the Butler County Family YMCA in Butler on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Don Rape, 71, a retired concrete contractor, with his dogs Auto-Carr and Her Q. Lees, shows the mural he painted during the summer on a retaining wall behind his barn in Jackson Township on Monday, Nov. 28, 2022. The mural was painted in sections, inspired by things he liked throughout his life, and includes themes such as Robert Crumb's "Mr. Natural," the Steelers and his high school. Rape used a scissor lift for completing the upper sections. The mural can be seen when driving north on US 19, before entering Zelienople. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Seneca Valley’s Beaux Lizewski moves the ball toward Lower Merion’s net during the PIAA Class 4A championship game on Nov. 19 in Mechanicsburg. Lizewski helped the Raiders win their second state title in three seasons and was chosen as the Butler Eagle Boys Soccer Player of the Year. Read the story in the Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2022, edition of the Butler Eagle. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Butler senior Madden Clement, flanked by parents Heather and Matt Clement, signs a letter of intent to continue his academic and baseball career at Virginia Tech on Friday, Nov. 25, 2022. Looking on, from left, are Madden’s sister Mallie and brother Mavrik Clement. Read the story in the Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2022, edition of the Butler Eagle. John Enrietto/Butler Eagle

Poppy seed rolls cool on racks at Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Lyndora on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Don Rape, 71, a retired concrete contractor, with his dog Auto-Carr, looks over the unfinished wall that he plans on painting next summer, on Monday, Nov. 28, 2022. Rape's deceased Mastiffs, Dozer, Digger and George, are buried beneath the trees while their names adorn the wall. He plans on painting dog houses on the wall for them. The mural can be seen when driving north on US 19, before entering Zelienople. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Don Rape, 71, a retired concrete contractor, with his dogs Auto-Carr and Her Q. Lees, shows the mural he painted during the summer on a retaining wall behind his barn in Jackson Township on Monday, Nov. 28, 2022. The mural was painted in sections, inspired by things he liked throughout his life, and includes themes such as Robert Crumb's "Mr. Natural," the Steelers and his high school. Rape used a scissor lift for completing the upper sections. The mural can be seen when driving north on US 19, before entering Zelienople. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle