By: Joseph Ward Photo shown: JJ Blaum getting ready to bat Photo Credit: Bonnie McCaffery Photography On Thursday March 19, the Wallenpaupack Varsity Buckhorn Baseball team traveled to Wilkes-Barre area. The Bucks fell short 5 – 4 despite out-hitting Wilkes-Barre seven to six, JJ Blaum lead the Bucks with an astonishing three hits. The…
By: Kiana Madrigal On March 19, eight students from Wallenpaupack traveled to Marywood University to learn about several types of psychology. Other schools were visiting as well, allowing students to interact with each other and build their connections. Throughout the day, they visited workshops around the campus. The visit gave the students the opportunity…
A) Bryce National Park B) Yellow Stone National Park C) Zion National Park
When Ms. Ragusa isn’t working, she’s probably off on some wild adventure—with her furry family, of course! Chance (the Poodle) is her trusty sidekick and four-legged hiking buddy. He’s always up for a trek, as long as there are plenty of treats involved. Then there’s Bentley, the yellow cat, who is basically a professional snuggler…
By: Hannah Daidone Sodium and salt are often used as if they mean the same thing, but they are actually different. Sodium is a mineral, while salt is one of the main sources of it in our diets. Most of the sodium people consume, more than 70 percent, comes from processed and restaurant foods rather…
By: Bethany Day Parents can help drive a child’s passion to the fullest. Parker Jones, a senior as a part of the Childcare CTE, Career and Technical Education program, is a prime example of a situation like this. Parker’s mother has been a teacher for as long as he can remember. His mother would allow…
Flyer by Adeena Chapman By: Molly Cunningham Artificial intelligence is everywhere—there’s no denying that. But have you ever stopped to think about the risks of using it improperly? Adeena Chapman, a sophomore at Wallenpaupack Area High School, has—and she turned that concern into action by creating an informative flyer based on her research. “I saw…
By: Reagan Buselli 1. The odds of making a perfect bracket are smaller than the odds of winning the lottery. 2. The tournament originally started with 8 teams, but it is now a 68-team tournament. 3. The biggest upset was when a 16 seed beat the 1 seed in 2018, with a score of 74-54….
