By: Sophia Braida Kady Hanor, a senior at Wallenpaupack Area High School, enjoys staying active and spending time with others. Outside of school, she enjoys playing soccer, hiking, baking, and hanging out with friends. She is also involved in several school activities, including soccer, HOSA, and SADD. Out of these activities, soccer is Kady’s favorite…
By: Silvia Cremona 1. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups 2. Peanut M&M 3. Hershey’s Milk Chocolate 4. M&M (Milk Chocolate + Plain) 5. Snickers
Pictured above (left to right): Sarah Cardiello, Ava Caruso, Head Coach Rebecca Newcomer, Sophie Fontano, Alyssa Galasso By: Molly Cunningham Wallenpaupack field hockey celebrated four seniors on October 14 with a 3-1 victory over Delaware Valley, making for a memorable Senior Night dedicated to recognizing their years of commitment to the sport. Sarah Cardiello…
By: Molly Cunningham Adam Eisenhauer is a hardworking senior at Wallenpaupack Area High School who lives by several personal mottos, one of which is that “everything happens for a reason.” As he reflects on his high school experience, Adam says it feels almost unreal to have finally reached his senior year. “These last four…
By: Kiana Madrigal Caption: Chi Phi fraternity house Credits: Google What do you think when you hear the word, “fraternity”? Do you think of brotherhood; a special coveted society of young boys trying to find their place in the world together? With the news lately, particularly regarding Cornell University, probably not. At least when…
Caption: Seated L to R: Essylt Logan, Ava Paese, Carlos Urgiles, & Alan Fogelsanger Standing L to R: Anthony Mayer, Chase De’Esch, Austin Sasala, Sage Gavin, Jillian Scholl, Crystal Snider, Maya Walek Credits: Susan Sullum By: Kiana Madrigal On October 15, Wallenpaupack hosted the 2026 FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) Eastern Regional…
Photo from zipperjunction.com By: Avery Ruggiero The Zipper Junction Toy Drive is a hyper local toy donation program facilitated through the Zipper Junction Project. Hosted across both Wayne and Pike Counties, donations to this toy drive are given to children within families who are less fortunate enrolled in local schools including Western Wayne, Wayne…
By: Sutton Rizzo 1. Halloween’s roots come from modern-day Ireland. The Celtic people who inhabited the area 2,000 years ago celebrated a yearly festival of Samhain. The festival would take place the night of October 31; people would dress up in costumes to ward off ghosts! 2. Witches were not always seen as scary. The Celts did…
By: Olivia Kogan Hemlock Farms has organized their annual haunted house and hayride for this year. The haunted house will take place on October 10th, 17th, and 24th from 7:00-9:00 pm. Tickets for the haunted house are 8$ and the hayride alone is 5$. This event is held by the Hemlock Farms Teen Center, which…
