Berks County Family Discusses Community Impact on BCTV

The Butler family shares their story of diversity and service on local TV program.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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Host Dr. Joseph Amprey sits down with the Butler family - Wynton, Tonya, Scotty, and Wesley - to discuss their lasting impact on the Berks County community. The interview originally aired on BCTV, the community media station serving the Reading, Pennsylvania area.

Why it matters

The Butler family's story highlights the important role that diverse, multigenerational families can play in strengthening local communities through their involvement and commitment to service. As a long-running community media program, BCTV provides a platform for these kinds of inspiring stories to be shared with the wider public.

The details

The Butler family has been deeply involved in various community organizations and initiatives in Berks County over the years. From volunteering to leadership roles, they have worked to make a positive difference in areas like education, youth development, and civic engagement.

  • The interview with the Butler family originally aired on BCTV on February 9, 2026.
  • BCTV regularly broadcasts community-focused programs like this one as part of its live broadcast schedule.

The players

Dr. Joseph Amprey

The host of the BCTV program who interviewed the Butler family.

Wynton Butler

A member of the Butler family who participated in the BCTV interview.

Tonya Butler

A member of the Butler family who participated in the BCTV interview.

Scotty Butler

A member of the Butler family who participated in the BCTV interview.

Wesley Butler

A member of the Butler family who participated in the BCTV interview.

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What’s next

BCTV plans to continue featuring stories that highlight the diverse contributions of local families and community members in the Berks County region.

The takeaway

The Butler family's story on BCTV demonstrates the positive impact that engaged, multigenerational families can have in strengthening their local communities through service, leadership, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion.