Thanksgiving Podcast — 11/23/2016
News editor Keri Courtnage and staff writers Jonathan Heinbaugh and Layla Welsch discuss Thanksgiving: what are their favorite traditions, what are they looking forward to this year.
Month: November 2016
Penn-Trafford unites for Saraceni family
Quincey Reese, Staff Writer Last year’s Introduction to Administration and Management classes produced the biggest profit for their annual t-shirt project out of all the years it had been done.…
PTV wakes up Warriors
Jake Santo, Managing Editor Each morning, most students at Penn-Trafford High School tune into the morning announcements and weekly midday Friday show, but many may not know the strenuous happenings that…
Marvel Universe gets ‘strange’ with new movie
Jonathan Heinbaugh, Staff Writer The next step in Marvel’s expansion of their already vast cinematic universe of superheroes has finally arrived as “Doctor Strange” looks to take a new angle.…
New classifications hinder, help Warrior teams
Cameron Laffoon, Staff Writer The 2016 school year has been and will continue to be an unique one in terms of Pennsylvania high school sports. Classifications throughout Pennsylvania have changed,…
Editorial: Election fosters concern over country’s future
Niki McClure, Managing Editor Donald Trump’s win was shocking for many, including myself. Concerns about the continuation of the government and our country have been raised following the announcement of…
‘Cosmic Hallelujah’ answers country music prayers
Lexi Loughner, Staff Writer Kenny Chesney, recipient of the Pinnacle Award at the 50th Country Music Awards, released his 17th studio album “Cosmic Hallelujah” on Oct. 28 by producers Columbia…
Netflix says goodbye to fan favorite movies
Layla Welsch, Staff Writer Every month Netflix adds new movies and takes down ones that have been available for a long time. Fans usually do not become too upset when…
Dakota Access Pipeline erupts concerns
Erych Frankenfield, Staff Writer People who have been active on Facebook or other social media throughout the past couple of weeks may have seen a photo that talks about or…
Senioritis infects class of 2017 as college acceptance letters arrive
Jake Vierheller, staff writer As seniors receive their acceptance letters from their dream schools, the class of 2017 begins a downward slump into not caring about school anymore. Although…