Dallastown graduate and current Phys. Ed teacher Shannon Werner has a long history with the sport of volleyball. After playing the game at family gatherings in the summers, she decided to take it to...

The horrors of the Holocaust are arguably one of the hardest topics to teach in any history class; however, one Dallastown teacher has spent most of her career making an impact on students teaching this...

The outbreak of COVID-19 in the spring of 2020 stopped everyone’s lives. Schools closed, businesses shut down, spring sports were canceled. People with medical conditions and adults of older age were...

Covid hit small businesses hard, and yet many small businesses still found ways to give back to their communities. One local small businesses who both struggled in the pandemic but also supported their...

In 2021, one of the most current topics in America is the progress and availability of the COVID-19 vaccines being produced mainly by Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, and Pfizer. Many people believe that...

The Dallastown Athletic Department recognized five athletes who committed to pursue their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level on the last signing day on April 14.  This is Dallastown’s...

Eighteen year old Dallastown senior Cameron Koons is an aspiring music artist. With three EP’s and one album on his Apple Music profile, he is constantly creating. Recently, he has reached beyond...

In March 2020, nobody expected the toll that the Coronavirus would take all across the world. Through quarantines and shut downs, students experienced staying home from school. In the weeks following...

Dallastown High School history teacher Mr.Zelger has been bowling his whole life.  "My dad and his two brothers have owned Lion Bowl in Red Lion for 40 years so I grew up in the bowling alley.  I...

Teaching in a pandemic is one of the hardest jobs right now in the world. Being a parent, while juggling a teaching career, is also extremely hard. Dallastown teachers have experienced both. Having...