Early Graduates of 2026
By: Jewel Dickerman On January 22, thirty-three seniors graduated early. The Paupack Press would like to congratulate these students and wish them the best of luck in all their future endeavors!
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Winter Skiing Peg Dolls
What you need:– Wooden peg dolls– Wooden craft sticks (for skis)– Paints & brushes– Glue– Felt/pom-poms for accessories– Mini googly eyes and a marker Steps: That’s it — simple steps to make fun skiing peg dolls ready for winter play or decoration
Bocce Against Delaware Valley and Dunmore
By: Sophia Braida On January 22nd, Wallenpaupack’s bocce teams played their first home meet of the year against Delaware Valley and Dunmore. The purple team’s first match was against Delaware Valley’s first team. After a long struggle, the team ended up with an unfortunate loss of 5-1. Meanwhile, the white team played their first game…
Buckhorns Dominate Port Jervis in Non-League Action
By: Edward Kiesendahl Over the past week the Wallenpaupack Buckhorns boys’ basketball team played two games that were both dominated by their star center, Nick VanBuskirk. The first of the two games came against league rival Abington Heights. The Comets took down the Buckhorns earlier in the season 63-39. The Bucks did keep it…
Just in January
By: Ty Lounsbury Every month brings awareness to various topics — here are some topics to be aware of just in January! · National Mentoring month · National Slavery & Human Trafficking Prevention Month · Stalking Awareness Month · Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month · Cervical Health Awareness Month It may not be filled…
Polar Promenade Has Huge Turnout
Guests of the 4th Annual Polar Promenade Dance on the Dance Floor (Picture from @WallenpaupackAreaHSFBLA on Instagram) By: Sutton Rizzo The 4th annual Polar Promenade, sponsored by Wallenpaupack’s Future Business Leaders of America chapter, brought more than 130 senior citizens to dance and socialize with the younger generation. FBLA members set up the cafeteria early…
Winter Storm Dumps 18 Inches on Greentown, Causes Widespread Closures
By: Jewel Dickerman This past weekend brought a powerful winter storm to northeastern Pennsylvania and much of the Mid-Atlantic, leaving behind heavy snow, bitter cold, and widespread disruption. In Greentown, local observers reported approximately 18 inches of snow from the storm, turning roads white and piling snowdrifts high in yards and fields. The National Weather Service issued…
Girl’s Wrestling Match Scores
By: Kiana Madrigal While the wrestling season is at its halfway point, here are the Wallenpaupack’s girl’s wrestling team scores so far: Win against Valley View 66-5 Win against Crestwood 54-18 Win against Delaware Valley 41-36 Win against Honesdale 60-17 Win against Western Wayne 61-12 There is an upcoming away match against Pocono Mountain…
American Horror Students Bring Original Films to Life
By: Jewel Dickerman Last semester, Mrs. Frable’s American Horror class completed an ambitious, semester-long Original Movie project that turned students into screenwriters, directors, editors, and marketers. Working in groups, students developed original horror and thriller concepts and guided each idea from initial plot to a finished pitch. Each team produced a detailed plot outline, wrote…