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By Morgan Radwick, design editor Whether you are for or against childhood immunizations, there has been a lot happening from state to state regarding the potential for losing medical freedoms … Continue Reading Vaccination Viewpoint: Are your medical freedoms at risk?
Story and photos by Nick Archacki, news editor Last Sunday night, a ravenous inferno raged through Cambridge Springs, leaving another scar on a town that is still recovering from the … Continue Reading Cambridge Springs community looks to future after the fire
By Chloe Luchansky, staff writer
The Panther Press is pleased to share with you the second issue of The Terrific Teller, a production of Mrs. Jen Wilkinson’s fourth-grade class at Maplewood Elementary School. We have … Continue Reading Maplewood Elementary ‘Terrific Teller’ releases Issue 2
By Nick Archacki, news editor The Masters is undoubtedly the most anticipated event of the year on the PGA Tour. The best golfers from around the world earn their way … Continue Reading Column: Tiger Woods wins Masters, completes the re-birth of a legend
By Samantha Thomas, staff writer Saegertown students in grades 6-12 are taking to local shooting ranges for the 2019 Trap Shooting Season. The club, which was founded in 2016, has … Continue Reading Saegertown Trap Team shooting for success in 2019
By Taylor Munce, sports editor The boys volleyball team began their stellar season with a record of 10-0 in the district after an impressive win over McDowell on May … Continue Reading Panthers face Bulldogs tonight for region title
By Mason McClure, staff writer The Track and Field team traveled to Franklin on Saturday, April 13, where eight runners participated in various track events. Senior runner, Gabe DeYoung, qualified … Continue Reading Track and field: DeYoung headed to districts
By Will Phelan, social media editor Senior Grace Triola has a knack for driving that recently earned her $300. On April 30, she showcased her students showcased their safety and … Continue Reading Triola takes third in driving competition
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Amanda Crowl, staff writer Nine Saegertown students traveled to Youngstown, Ohio on April 10 to participate in the 41st annual YSU English Festival. Over 1,000 students with a passion for … Continue Reading Peters and Shelenberger receive awards at YSU English Festival
By Claudia Fetzner, photo editor On the weekend of April 3, junior Oliver Smith competed at the PMEA All-State Chorus Festival in Pittsburgh. Smith was the only Saegertown musician to … Continue Reading Oliver Smith takes seventh at PMEA All-State Chorus
by Sam Shelenberger, Broadcast Director Nearly two decades after publishing her critically acclaimed novel “Speak,” author Laurie Halse Anderson has published a memoir written in free-verse poetry titled “Shout.” … Continue Reading Anderson speaks powerfully in her new book “Shout”
Photos by Sam Shelenberger, broadcast director Departing at 2:15 a.m on Friday, April 5 and returning at 1:35 a.m. on Saturday, April 6, fifteen Saegertown students took a whirlwind tour … Continue Reading Photo story: To Washington D.C. and back in one day
By Nick Archacki, news editor On January 16, a Lincoln Recycling truck extension boom arm collided with the Route 6 and 19 bridge over French Creek between Saegertown and Meadville, … Continue Reading Bridge to re-open by end of week
