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Making history...Connecting with readers, authors Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason sign copies of their book “AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home” at the African American Museum.

Alumna’s addition to Library of Congress is AphroChic

Determined and dedicated, the husband and wife team of Bryan Mason and Jeanine Hays founded and are the current creative directors of AphroChic. According to the Library of Congress, the brand is devoted to “celebrating design, culture, creativity, health and wellness throughout the African diaspora.”
Zoe Bass, Managing Editor
November 3, 2023
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EVERETTainment: ‘Ahsoka’ pays tribute to ‘Rebels’ fans

EVERETTainment: ‘Ahsoka’ pays tribute to ‘Rebels’ fans

[SPOILERS] By paving the way for new Star Wars storylines, the release of “Ahsoka” provides new and exciting content for years to come. Reunions, purrgils and fight choreography made the show nostalgic for those who watched “Star Wars Rebels.”
Everett Self, Entertainment and Design Editor
November 3, 2023
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Whats up Peeps...Enjoying a waffle, junior Abby Nyce eats breakfast at Peeps Diner in Harleysville, Pa. The diner is open everyday from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Peeps Diner creates welcoming environment

Providing a variety of home-style meals in a hospitable environment, Peeps Diner gives customers a cure to their hunger, and regulars a second home. Peeps Diner opened in August.
Lea Kershaw, Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
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Haunted hallways...Decorating her classroom on October 10, English teacher Krysten Momsen adorns her room with Halloween flourishes. Momsen decorates her classroom annually.

Local Halloween decorations enchant, excite

Promoting the excitement and magic of the Halloween season, Souderton residents decorate their spaces to bring extra festivity to the area. To many, decorations are a major part of what makes Halloween special to many.
Mackenzie Smith, Arrowhead Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
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Entranced by anime…Cosplaying as Yoru and Angel Devil from the anime “Chainsaw Man,” senior Serena Bui (left) and junior Alison Eng attend the 2023 New York Comic Con.

Fans find live-action anime adaptations disappointing

Due to the difficulty of translating animes into live-action films, most live-action adaptations have not gained much success since many have gotten cancelled or had a small audience.
Kelsea Clarke, Arrowhead Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
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Scary fun...Walking to the Franconia Fall Fest, scarecrow Keith Crabbs prepares to scare the attendees with Halloween spirit. The Fall Fest was held from September 29-October 1 at Franconia Township Park.

Franconia Fall Fest offers variety of fall activities for all ages

Bringing the community together via fall activities, the annual Franconia Fall Fest provides fall-themed fun for all. The Fall Fest was held on September 29-October 1 at Franconia Township Park.
Diana Nguyen, Arrowhead Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
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Sublime!...Celebrating girlhood, (from left) seniors Lauren Fisher, Ava Mills and Angela Trinh enjoy an outdoor picnic before going to theaters to see the Barbie movie. Warner Brothers released “Barbie” on July 21.

Barbie movie represents gender roles, motherhood

Director Greta Gerwig incorporates themes of societal gender roles and female hardships in her movie “Barbie.” The movie broke records and made headlines.
Lauren Fisher, Arrowhead Social Media Editor
November 3, 2023
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Directing with a purpose...During fall play practice, 2019 Souderton alumna Katie Stoneback (left) presents notes to senior Sarah Thomas for her character, Olivia Porter, in Stonebeck’s original play, “Where There’s a Will, There’s a Murder.”

Souderton alumna writes original screenplay home

2019 graduate Katherine Stoneback is giving current students the opportunity to perform her original play “Where There’s a Will There’s a Murder.”
Mia Morgan, Arrowhead Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
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Jamming out…Exploring art vendors, food and live music, attendees experience the 11 annual Souderton Art Jam on September 30.

Art is Souderton community’s jam

Hosting their annual event Art Jam, the non-profit organization Souderton Connects aims to bring the community and art together through vendors, food and music.
Abbi Cimini, Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
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Student bands provide valuable experiences

Student bands provide valuable experiences

Through a shared love of music, student bands grow closer together. No matter the scale of their performances, they are still enjoyed by the members.
Jacob Godshall, Website Manager
June 2, 2023
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Top of the charts…Reading ‘lighter’ genres, Souderton readers prefer to read romance books over the summer season. Subgenres such as Regency romances were also brought up as a “summer read” genre, according to junior Emily Rychlak.

Readers ‘book’ it to discover new reads, genres

Looking for possible reads for the upcoming summer season, Souderton readers are preparing lists of books to read over the summer and finding new genres to explore over vacations. Many go to Barnes and Nobles to find these books and possibly more they may find interesting.
Roman Craig, News Editor
June 2, 2023
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Fly, Taylor, fly…Performing songs from her “Lover” album, Taylor Swift sings “Cruel Summer” during her May 13 concert at The Linc.

Fans remember the Eras Tour ‘All Too Well’

Performing songs she’s written since she was 16 years old, Taylor Swift delighted fans at Lincoln Financial Field May 12-14. Swifties gathered to celebrate her different “eras” of music.
Avari Schlegel, Staff Writer
June 2, 2023
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