Saegertown shutdown stories: Relationships affected by COVID-19
By Brennen McWright, staff writer Everyone has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, relationships have suffered a special type of blow. Freshman Casey Williams says that her relationship during … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Relationships affected by COVID-19
Saegertown shutdown stories: Staying safe at Sheetz
By Sam Shelenberger, Editor in Chief Businesses from all around the area have been deemed “non-essential” and shut down, while those that have remained open have reduced their hours for … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Staying safe at Sheetz
Saegertown journalist Josie Deeter wins statewide PNA Foundation, AT&T ‘It Can Wait’ editorial contest
By Amanda Crowl, Features Editor “The next time you think about texting and driving, think about how it could affect someone else’s life. Think about how it could affect your … Continue Reading Saegertown journalist Josie Deeter wins statewide PNA Foundation, AT&T ‘It Can Wait’ editorial contest
The Panther Paw: April 13 – 17
Saegertown shutdown stories: SHS We Miss You
Created by Assistant Principal Kylene Koper, with technical assistance from Dee Henry of Cambridge Springs Elementary School.
Saegertown shutdown stories: Circle M riding through COVID-19
By Sydnee Bowersox, social media editor Before the serious issue of COVID-19, Melissa Shetler, horse trainer and owner of Circle M Training Center in Saegertown, was busy helping her clients … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Circle M riding through COVID-19
Saegertown shutdown stories: The rewards of sibling rivalry
By Brady Greco, sports editor Competition has always been part of my family tree. This has never been more evident than the last few weeks during the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: The rewards of sibling rivalry
Saegertown shutdown stories: When your humans are home all day, a cat’s tale
By William Hetrick, contributing writer Our family cat Emerson, a long, humorless feline, has been holed up with us since the beginning of this forced retreat into isolation, regarding us … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: When your humans are home all day, a cat’s tale
The Panther Paw: April 6 – April 13
Saegertown shutdown stories: Eckart creates personal ‘MotoTrials’ section
By Kimmy Reisinger, contributing writer Saegertown teacher Heather Eckart says she is never bored and always has plenty to do. During the shutdown, Eckart has been extending her own personal … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Eckart creates personal ‘MotoTrials’ section
Shutdown Column: When your dad works at Wabtec, you worry
By Kaitlyn Kozalla, senior publications editor In early 2019, Wabtec Corporation completed its merger with former General Electric transportation in Erie. Since then, Wabtec’s corporate greed has put employees through … Continue Reading Shutdown Column: When your dad works at Wabtec, you worry
Saegertown shutdown stories: Small business makes sweet kits for kids
By Meadow Campbell, Opinion Editor On March 31, Crawford County joined the list of Pennsylvania counties under a stay at home order. Because of the lockdown, many local businesses are … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Small business makes sweet kits for kids
The Panther Paw: March 30 – April 6
By Camryn Trzeciak, Panther Paw Editor It’s BACK! We may not be at school, but you can still enjoy your favorite Saegertown bathroom publication. We challenge you to print a … Continue Reading The Panther Paw: March 30 – April 6
SHS Mysteries Case 2: World Wide Web
Created and managed by Brennen McWright, staff writer Disclaimer: Remember, SHS Mysteries is in no way reflective of a real situation at the school or anywhere else. This is just … Continue Reading SHS Mysteries Case 2: World Wide Web
Saegertown shutdown stories: Reisinger puts sewing skills to use making masks
By Dayna Woodruff, News Editor Since the outbreak of COVID-19, there have been shortages of many essential items – one of them being face masks. Hospitals and other facilities across … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Reisinger puts sewing skills to use making masks
