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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
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
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
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
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
By Nathan Campbell, Multimedia Editor With restrictions comes creativity, but creativity has no restrictions. During the shutdown, many activities have stopped such as sports, clubs, jobs, and get-togethers, but some … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Kylie Thompson’s makeup TikToks
By Nathan Campbell, Multimedia Editor With restrictions comes creativity, but creativity has no restrictions. During the shutdown, many activities have stopped such as sports, clubs, jobs, and get-togethers, but some … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Kylie Thompson’s makeup TikToks
By Nick Archacki, Managing Editor For centuries the world has relied on the assistance of doctors and nurses in times of need, whether it’s due to worldwide diseases, natural disasters, … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: When your mom is a nurse
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 coming Thursday
By Kylie Beck, Social Media Editor Litter is trash of any sort that is thrown somewhere it is not meant to be. From gum wrappers and plastic bottles thrown out … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Taking out the trash
By Ryan Brocious, Technology Specialist for PENNCREST School District and Panther Press EIC, Volume 1, 2006-2007 The daily routine of a work-from-home technology specialist looks a little something like this. … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Working with a ‘wildcard’ to provide tech support for teachers and staff
By Brady Greco, Sports Editor Sports are woven into the fabric of many lives. These events are as much a part of the family for many as Sunday dinners. With … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: When the sports world stops…
By Autie Atkins, Staff Writer It’s been a little bit over a week since COVID-19 preparations began, and the only thing that has remained constant for me is working. I … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: On the job at Wesbury Retirement Community
By Sam Hetrick, Design Editor Amid the shutdowns and closings, junior Jane Hetrick has been working at the Saegertown Dairy Inn. Hetrick loves working the grille and serving food to … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Jane Hetrick
By Kaitlyn Kozalla, Senior Publications Editor As the COVID-19 shutdown continues, seniors who are enlisted in the military are experiencing uncertainty, and I am one of them. Governor Wolf recently … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: COVID-19 affects seniors enlisted in the military
Panther Press V14 ISSUE 5 MARCH2020 Click to read. Note from the staff: Many of these stories were in production for our regularly scheduled March Issue. We hope you enjoy … Continue Reading Volume 14 Issue 5: March 2020
