By: Nora Warner Photo and Video: Nora Warner Last Thursday night, a group of WAHS band students had the incredible opportunity to meet and perform with the renowned jazz group Lucky Chops at the University of Scranton. The participating students were: Alan Fogelsanger, Katelyn Foster, Sara Kovacs, Laela Landon, Winifred Morrison, Joseph Tighe, Carlos Urgiles,…
By: Sophia Braida Christopher Reynolds, a senior at Wallenpaupack Area High School, has turned a childhood curiosity into a clear vision for his future. While many students explore different activities, Christopher found his place as the on-air meteorologist for the WHS News team. Tracking severe weather in the local area has become more than just…
(L:R) Seniors, Lily Mancino, Sarah Decker, Abby Cykosky, Kaitlin Williams, Laura Posdon, and Victoria Latek Photo credit to Tanya Cunningham By: Molly Cunningham The gym lights felt a little brighter this past Thursday night as six seniors took their home court for the final time against Scranton Prep. The crowd came together, everyone standing…
By: Bethany Day The Wallenpaupack and Scranton Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) clubs joined together for a teddy bear toss recently at the boys’ basketball game at Scranton High School. Last Thursday, the Wallenpaupack SADD club joined the Scranton SADD club to help support the Women’s Resource Center by buying 144 teddy bears to be…
Coach Campbell, Seniors, and Captains receiving the Sportsmanship award. By: Reagan Anderson This past week was a busy one for the swim team as they had their last regular season meet and then another meet on Saturday called Les Richard’s. Their last regular season meet was against West Scranton who proved to be a tough…
By: Reagan Anderson Q- I am easy to lift but hard to throw. What am I? A- A feather
By: Bethany Day Every four years, athletes from all over the world come together and compete for something great. Many enjoyable events happen during the summer and Winter Olympics. This year, the Winter Olympics are held in Milan and Cortina, Italy. So, with the Olympics being more than half-way completed, we are here to…
This adorable little guy is Dr. Clark’s dog Astro. He is a Cocker Spaniel who has a lot of energy and is ready to go on any adventure at the drop of a hat. Astro is very playful and enjoys watching TV on “his” couch, snuggling, and eating people food.
