Image: Softball team at North Pocono during the National Anthem By: Reagan Anderson On Friday, April 10, the varsity softball team traveled to North Pocono high school to compete in a tough matchup. This game turned out to be a tough game for Paupack, and they took the loss by a score of 5-1. During…
By: Olivia Kogan The 2026 Mini-Thon dance marathon will take place on April 17th, this Friday. As of this week, Mini-Thon has raised $4303 out of their $10,000 goal. There are a total of 7 teams taking part in the dance. Mini-Thon’s corporate sponsors include Woodloch, Tanglewood Resort, Backwoods FBC, Pocono Pest, and B&W Excavating…
By: Olivia Kogan The Paupack Press welcomes its newest member, Silvia Cremona. Silvia is a junior who is a hardworking student, involved in many extracurricular activities. She is a member of the swim team, Volunteers in Paupack, NHS, and much more. The Paupack Press is excited for Silvia’s contribution to the paper.
By: Hannah Daidone “You get what you give, but don’t give just to get.” – HD
Image: Dr. Schkolenko’s Dog (Dexter, a Boston Terrier) and cats (Hank (grey) and Midge (dilute tortoise shell)) Dexter is always by Dr. Schkolenko‘s side and loves doing anything and everything she does. He hikes, loves walks and loves to play. He is a certified therapy dog and enjoys meeting new people. He also has two…
Picture Credit- clippedbykody Picture Shown- Bryce Pagano ready to race the 100 meters By: Bethany Day The Paupack track team dominated Western Wayne recently at home. On Wednesday, April 8, the Buckhorn track team ran their first home race of the season against Western Wayne, a competitive team that shows consistency with their running over…
Image: Award winners Bethany Day and Sophia Braida pictured above (L to R) By: Reagan Anderson On Friday, April 11, six members of the Paupack Press traveled to Wilkes to partake in the 25th annual Tom Bigler journalism conference. There they got to go to two different workshops and learn from people who have experience…
By: Reagan Buselli 1. Flamingos stand on one leg to conserve body heat. 2. The average dog is only as smart as a two-year-old child. 3. Certain male penguins “propose” to females by searching for the perfect pebble to present as a gift. 4. Ants are estimated to have the highest population on earth, around…
By: Reagan Buselli 1. Your body produces and releases key infection-fighting cells when you sleep, helping you recover from illness. 2. Getting enough sleep helps to keep your hunger hormones in balance, which can make it easier to avoid unwanted weight gain. 3. Insufficient sleep is linked to diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease….
Caption: Goalie Ava Hoffmann attempting a clear in a 4/2 game against Wyoming Area By: Sutton Rizzo Despite being scheduled to play three games this past week, lack of refs across the Wyoming Valley Conference has led to all the Wallenpaupack Girls Lacrosse games being cancelled. Games scheduled for 4/7 against Tunkhannock, 4/9 against Dallas,…
