By: Jewel Dickerman Wallenpaupack Area High School freshman Emma Ey has earned an incredible honor—being selected to join the 2026 U.S. U-16 Women’s National Field Hockey Team. Her achievement places her among the top young athletes in the nation and highlights her dedication, skill, and passion for the sport. Emma’s journey with Team USA continues this February, when…
By: Jewel Dickerman The Paupack Press would like to congratulate Civil Air Patrol Cadet Second Lieutenant Chase Predmore on earning the highly respected Billy Mitchell Award—a major milestone within the Civil Air Patrol program. This achievement marks Chase’s transition from cadet non-commissioned officer to cadet officer, recognizing his dedication to leadership, aerospace education, physical fitness, and strong…
These are Coco the Chocolate Lab and Winnie the Shih Tzu mix. Coco was born at a shelter in Mississippi on Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), hence the name “Coco”. She is a goofy girl with a lot of energy! Winnie is a feisty girl who rules the roost. We call her…
(L to R): Brayden Hoffmann, Molly McGinnis, Genevieve Neenan, Bradley Miehle, Hunter Sasala, Sara Kovacs, and Nora Warner By: Nora Warner Photo: Mr. Warner Last week, students from Wallenpaupack traveled to North Pocono High School for the PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Educators Association) District 9 orchestra festival. Seven students represented our school: …
By: Sophia Braida Jessieann Gallagher, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is known for her drive and commitment to making the most of every opportunity she is given. Outside of school, she enjoys various hobbies including snowboarding, thrifting, baking, and running. Throughout high school, Jessieann has been actively involved in cross country, track, FBLA, and the Ambassador…
Pictured above- Natalie George Photo credit to Bonnie McCaffery By: Molly Cunningham Our Lady Buckhorns played against the Scranton Prep Cavaliers on Monday, January 19, which was their last game in the first half of league play. Our JV team came out very strong, determined to stay in the game. In a close matchup,…
By: Jewel Dickerman Last semester, Mrs. Frable’s American Horror class completed an ambitious, semester-long Original Movie project that turned students into screenwriters, directors, editors, and marketers. Working in groups, students developed original horror and thriller concepts and guided each idea from initial plot to a finished pitch. Each team produced a detailed plot outline, wrote…
