By: Jewel Dickerman The Hawley Public Library’s 14th annual Run to Read 5K took place on Saturday, September 21, in Bingham Park. Established by library board member Susie George, the race continues to raise money for the library while fostering a strong sense of community. This year, more than 70 walkers and runners, ranging in…
By: Drew Kiesendahl The Boy’s and Girl’s soccer teams are off to slow starts. Although big wins from both teams came late last week, they provided glimmers of hope. The boys opened their season against Bangor Area and lost a close one 1-0. Ever since then, it has been tough sledding, losing seven straight and…
By: Bethany Day On Tuesday, September 17, the cross-country team headed to McDade Park in Scranton to run against Mid Valley, Scranton, and West Scranton. The runners put themselves to work once they arrived. The team had to face many challenging hills and twisty turns, but they did not let that slow them down, and…
By: Jude Mautz Taking place on Saturday, September 21, the Narrowsburg Honeybee Festival is an event held in Fort Delaware in Narrowsburg, NY, a charming river town in the upper Delaware Valley between the Pocono and Catskill mountains. The festival, designed to “Promote awareness, demonstration, and education about our declining honeybee population,” by promoting vendors…
By Bethany Day With the new school year in full swing, the school has produced new changes. This year, the school decided to let the students pick their own advisory blocks. The student body produced the idea in 2022-2023, when the idea of advisory block was first introduced, with the school agreeing the new policy…
By: Jude Mautz Our amazing student council always has a plethora of opportunities, and throughout this month, they will be working nonstop to have as many as possible for us to enjoy. On Tuesday, September 17th, they held our annual activities fair in the auxiliary gym, showcasing the multitude of clubs and sports we have…
By: Bethany Day On Tuesday, September 10, Wallenpaupack went to Lakeland High school to join their cluster with Honesdale and Delaware Valley, to defeat Lakeland, Western Wayne, and Lackawanna Trail. The team had a lot of amazing races that day, even with the new course that Lakeland created this year. The varsity boys defeated Lakeland…
By: Evie Neenan Last July, twenty-five members of the Wallenpaupack Area High School Chamber Choir got an incredible opportunity: a chance to explore and perform in places throughout Italy! Their first stop was Rome, and that is where the group got an in-depth tour of the famous Colosseum, while also taking time to explore some…
By: Sophia Braida National Honor Society is an organization that acknowledges proficient high school students and provides them with numerous opportunities and benefits. To be a considered candidate, students must (typically) possess a GPA of 90 (this number will vary depending on the school), leadership qualities, service hours, and an earnest character. Wallenpaupack offers many…
By: Briana Blaszczyk Meet some of the new staff employed at Wallenpaupack Area High-School for our 2024-2025 school year! This article would not be possible without the help of Dr. Caruso and all the teachers listed below, thank you! Joining the WAHS culinary department we have Chef Parkes. She has an extensive background managing culinary,…
