Trump taken off stage after rally incident; Where is Butler Pa?

During a campaign rally today in Butler, Pa., former President Donald Trump faced a security scare as several popping sounds were heard while he was speaking. 

Trump appeared to clutch his right ear as Secret Service agents swiftly moved in to protect him. 

The incident is drawing national attention to Butler, a small city with a rich history and significant local culture.

Where is Butler, PA?

Butler is located in western Pennsylvania, approximately 35 miles north of Pittsburgh. It is part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area, nestled in a region known for its rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. The city serves as the county seat of Butler County and is a central hub for nearby rural communities.

Named after General Richard Butler, a notable figure in the American Revolutionary War, the city played a key role in the 19th-century oil industry boom and has since evolved into a diverse community with a strong economic base.

The city is home to several parks, historical landmarks, and cultural institutions, contributing to its vibrant community life.

Then-President Donald Trump campaigned in Butler, Pa during the 2020 campaign and then-Candidate Joe Biden campaigned near Butler during the same election cycle.