By: Jewel Dickerman After graduating from Wallenpaupack Area High School, Frank Church plans to attend Penn Tech to study Electrical Technology and Building Automation Engineering, while also continuing his athletic career playing baseball. Throughout high school, Frank has been a dedicated athlete, playing varsity baseball, basketball, and football. He has also been a member of…
By: Jewel Dickerman March isn’t just about spring showers and warmer weather — it’s a month packed with history, celebration, and a bit of luck! Whether you’re rocking green on St. Patrick’s Day or marking the arrival of spring, there’s plenty to love about this lively month. Here are some fun facts to keep the…
Phot Credits- photos_at_paupack By: Bethany Day On February 28, and March 1, the swim team performed one last time in Wilkes-Barre for regionals. The Buckhorns had a handful of swimmers perform well, as many came home with metals. The 200 girls Yard Medley Relay team placed fifth, which contained swimmers Samira Feller, Delaney Donovan, Zoee…
Giovanni Lomonaco photographed above. By: Tyler Myers It was the PIAAA District II tournament, the stage had been set over two days at Wilkes-Barre Area high school, and the Wallenpaupack Buckhorns had every intention of walking away from the weekend adorned in gold. The Buckhorns’ crusade to the crown began with a nearly ideal beginning….
Edward Kiesendahl The boys wrestling team was fresh off an extremely successful District 2 tournament where eight wrestlers placed in the top three, and the team placed first overall. The wrestlers who placed in the top three at districts got the opportunity to wrestle in the regional tournament in Bethlehem. The wrestlers who qualified and…
Please remember to turn your clock an hour ahead one hour before going to bed on Saturday night, March 8.
Photo- Left to Right Ally Hilbert, Jenn Albion (Transition Program Teacher), Freedom Beckwith, Donovan Freedman, Julian Dobrzyn, Shannon McCormick, Nate Black, and Melissa Regenski (Transition Coordinator) By: Jewel Dickerman The Hawley Rotary recently demonstrated its commitment to community service and education by donating $1,000 to the Wallenpaupack Area High School Transition Program. This specialized program…
By: Kiana Madrigal On February 27, from 8:30am to 2:15pm, the American Red Cross drew blood from the students and staff and donated it to people in need of transfusions or other medical issues. Before donating, patients were screened through a health history to check if they meet all the requirements. After donating, snacks and…
