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Dr. Steven Wagner and his son, Mitchell Wagner, standing next to his certificate on the Wall of Fame at Pennridge High School.

Steven Wagner had a Stroke at Seven

Jacqueline Wagner, Student Writer January 15, 2024

A stroke at seven years old changed Dr. Steven Wagner’s life forever. His story inspires hope, determination, and perseverance. In July 1977, Dr. Wagner suffered a hemorrhagic stroke after he fell off...

A nutcracker with pine branches

The History of The Nutcracker

Camilla Valletta, Student Writer January 15, 2024

It’s the holiday season, and everyone is getting ready. Stores are getting their winter decorations out. Parents are getting presents for their children. Ballerinas are practicing for the well-known...

A picture of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge

The Journey of a Lifetime: Adventure in the Outback

Krislyn Strohl, Student Writer January 15, 2024

When you think of Australia, the first thing that probably comes to mind are the larger-than-life bugs, the Australian accent, and the beautiful structures like the Sydney Opera House. While those are...

Philadelphia Eagles Linemen Record a Philly Special Christmas Album

Silly Philly Sports

Sydney Sica, Student Writer January 15, 2024

Philadelphia sports fans may be called loyal, fierce, and crazy.  A man named Henny brought his six-foot-long, 55-pound alligator named Wally to a Phillies game in September 2023, wearing a harness and...

308 N. Fifth Street Christmas Decorations

The Legacy Of The Christmas House

Alexandra Roehl, Student Writer January 15, 2024

Ken and Lois Heitz have been Perkasie residents for 27 years and live at the “Christmas House.” Every Holiday season since 1996, the Heitz have extravagantly embellished their 308 N. Fifth St. home...

Nikki Rindone, age 8, with a broken nose.

Dad, I forgot to duck

Nikki Rindone, Student Writer January 15, 2024

My skin was damp and hot, causing the already drenched, dri-fit jersey I had on to stick to my back. Batting was always my least favorite part of baseball, but I was determined to get on base. I sized...

A photo of the eight brands represented in this list. From the top row to the bottom, left to right: Nike, Under Armour, Champion, Lululemon, Aerie, Lonely Ghost, Abercrombie & Fitch, and White Fox.

The Eight Best Sweatshirt Brands of 2023

Kendall Posey, Student Writer January 15, 2024

Once you take a moment to look around in the hallways and in classrooms, you will soon notice that a majority of students are likely wearing a sweatshirt. They are the perfect clothing item to keep you...

UBCTS Exterior

Studies in the Tech School

Hudson Poe, Student Writer January 15, 2024

Most students go to college after high school, hoping to further their education and increase their chances of getting a good job. However, an increasing number of students are turning to another path:...

Best Breakfast Sandwich in Dublin

Best Breakfast Sandwich in Dublin

Will Phelan, Student Writer January 15, 2024

If you ever get up early and crave a delicious breakfast sandwich but aren’t great in the kitchen, then you’re in luck because Dublin, Pennsylvania, has multiple spots to chow down for a breakfast...

Morir Soñando

How-To Make Morir Soñando

Lia Peralta Joa, Student Writer January 15, 2024

Morir soñando is a very popular drink in the Dominican Republic, but Puerto Ricans, Cubans, and many more countries have their versions of this delicious drink. Morir soñando is Spanish for “to die...

New Year, New Me

Natalie Pappas, Student Writer January 15, 2024

Each year over 87.82 million U.S. adults set a New Year’s resolution, but only 9% tend to stick to their resolutions. The start of a new year is the perfect time for many to set goals and acknowledge...

Animal and food erasers on and surrounding pencils and a highlighter.

A Flashback to the 2000s: Growing up with Generation Z

Silas Nathan, Student Writer January 15, 2024

Think back to the steady sounds of basketballs thumping onto the ground and the pitter-patter of tiny feet on the gymnasium floor. The rubber smells of balls and sneakers dancing through the air; laughter...

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