Pictured left to right- Eileen Miller and Governor Josh Shapiro Photo credit to The Citizen’s Voice By: Molly Cunningham Recently, the class of 2028 attended a powerful assembly on distracted driving. The speaker, Eileen Miller, shared a deeply personal story about her son, Paul Miller Jr., who tragically lost his life in July 2010 because…
By: Jewel Dickerman It was a night painted in purple and glitter as Dancing with the Stars transformed into a dazzling tribute to Prince for its semi-final episode this week. The six remaining couples faced the pressure of performing two dances each — one brand-new style and one redemption routine — as they vied for a spot…
By: Sophia Braida Ace Cromwell, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is a creative spirit with a calm, thoughtful presence. He spends his free time writing songs and making art. These two outlets allow him to express the parts of himself that words alone can’t capture. He also participates in Unified Bocce and is considering joining Unified…
By: Reilly Buselli Geisinger School of Medicine runs a monthly program, the Sanofi Biomedical Science Program, to enrich students who are interested in pursuing a career in medicine. Students from a variety of schools in the area come together once a month to study a topic of their choosing. The topics vary from cystic fibrosis…
By: Kody Hanor As the holiday season approaches, shoppers are buzzing with excitement over the Top 10 Most Wanted Christmas Gifts of 2025, a list that blends cutting-edge technology, cozy fashion trends, and creativity inspiring must-haves. Topping wish lists nationwide is the highly anticipated Apple Vision Pro 2, celebrated for its improved battery life, educational…
Caption: (in grey) Sophia Yancewicz, (in black) Kiana Madrigal, (in camo) Violet Hildebrand By: Kiana Madrigal On November 14, twelve art students from Wallenpaupack visited Marywood’s Art, Multimedia Communication, Music, and Theatre programs. They toured their various art classrooms and attended interactive breakout sessions which included creating buttons, trading cards, and mandalas. They also…
By: Ty Lounsbury · As Thanksgiving approaches, think about all you have learned about this holiday’s history. If your answer is, “not a lot,” that can be fixed right now! · The first Turkey Trot was in Buffalo, New York on the morning of Thanksgiving in 1896 and only had six participants. · The first Thanksgiving…
