Image: Isabella Cambareri and Ryan Wilcha By: Sophia Braida Ryan Wilcha, a freshman at Wallenpaupack, recently returned to the unified bocce court with a new ramp designed to help him play more independently. Ryan was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a genetic condition that causes progressive muscle weakness. As the condition has advanced, Ryan has…
By: Olivia Kogan On January 23rd and 24th the Wallenpaupack Boys Wrestling team took part in the Coal Cracker Invitational at Lehighton High School. They placed 21st out of the 57 schools competing. During the tournament Giovanni Lomonaco placed 6th in his weight class and Jacob Yancewiz placed 4th in his weight class for the…
By: Ty Lounsbury Our skin is our largest organ, and it needs our attention, especially in winter months. Here’s some things to keep your skin healthy and clean: · Use lotions, body oils, and other hydrating products. · It’s a good habit to look through the ingredients of whichever products you consider buying (most…
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…
