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Annual Harleysville Fair volunteers make memories

Providing a safe space for students to discuss politics, the new Political Activism Club hosted its first meeting on April 27 in A254.

Andrew Mast, Staff Writer
May 28, 2026

National Teacher Appreciation Day highlights educators

Celebrating teachers’ dedication and the impact they have on students each day, National Honor Society members created heartfelt cards to give to teachers May 4-8.

Audrey Schwab, Staff Writer
May 28, 2026

Decision Day leaves seniors reflecting on future plans

As seniors begin mentally preparing for college, they also ruminate on their high school experience.

Cassy Shurtz, Staff Writer
May 28, 2026

Indian Valley Impact Day teaches valuable life lessons

Inspiring students to give back to their community, Indian Valley Middle School hosted its annual Impact Day on May 15, highlighting the grade with the most service hours.

Calla Roynan, Staff Writer
May 28, 2026

Con: Behind drama, reality TV twists truth, harming veiwers

Beyond the drama and entertainment, reality television harms both participants and viewers by distorting the truth. Through this distortion, exaggerated expectations and lower self-esteem are quietly implanted in the viewer.

Tristan Rocco Doña, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 1, 2026

May 1, 2026

Reading Olympics fosters love, interest in reading

Giving kids an opportunity to read multiple books, while bringing them together, the Reading Olympics program at Salford Hills Elementary School exposes kids to new reading opportunities and allows them to compete in competitions.

David Gandy, Staff Writer
March 27, 2026

Con: College athletes take advantage of lenient eligibility rules

With rules intended to benefit the average college athlete, the NCAA is allowing players to stick around and play college sports for up to six years. Rules such as the COVID-19 waiver and strategies like redshirting give college athletes one-year eligibility extensions.

Connor Rother, Entertainment Editor
March 27, 2026

Horror movies gain popularity, explore the unknown

Through the evolving methods and ideas behind horror-themed movies, the horror genre has been altered and continues to be altered as time goes on and society investigates human nature. The surge in horror movie interest has increased recently.

Kami Ziegler, Features Editor
February 20, 2026

Last Chance Ranch raises money to support animals

By hosting holiday craft fairs and photos with Santa, the Last Chance Ranch family helps provide care for the many different animals they have taken in.

Adrianna Thomas, Staff Writer
December 19, 2025

Reading Terminal Market offers a foodie experience

With a wide variety of different cuisines and a welcoming environment, Reading Terminal Market, located in Philadelphia, offers an exciting experience for food lovers and friends. The market brought together Eagles fans for game day on November 16.

Julia Sipes and Abbi Cimini
December 19, 2025

Young Authors Club works to grow literary magazine

By hosting club meetings and events, the Young Authors Club is working to expand the club and its magazine, The Scarlette Gazette. This year, students have the opportunity to learn and practice writing, editing and publishing.

Zoe Mamzic, Staff Writer
October 31, 2025

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