After months of writing, rewriting, and illustrating, two Dallastown teachers, Barb Holtz Myers and Heather Lehman, have finally made their dream of becoming published authors a reality.
Their book,...
The members of the Dallastown Performing Arts Club (DPAC) banded together to vote on their selected fall play. Only one made it through…
This year's fall play will be titled Merry Men, which will...
Over 200,000 fans total flooded Lincoln Financial Field throughout a 3-night long sold-out show, Taylor Swift’s acclaimed “hometown show” in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
A few of her fans were...
Curtains closed, the audience stood, cheers erupted, a standing ovation, and just like that, all the hours of hard work paid off.
For Dallastown Area High School, April 13 marked the opening night of...
From strutting down the bowling lane to strutting down the halls of Dallastown Area High School, Mr. Zelger is not just the head coach for DHS’s Bowling Team.
Zelger is the outcome of his family's...
“Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves” is Paramount's latest film. Directed by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein who are best known for directing the 2015 film Vacation.
As a fan...
From bonding family moments to innocent child’s play, Bluey is a show primarily targeted at children. So why are older, more- mature audiences drawn to this Australian-slice-of-life cartoon?
Bluey...
My love of Melanie Dickerson’s books started with my own short stories.
I shared a few of my historical fiction novellas, chock full of adventure and romance, with my best friend, and she asked if...
*This article contains spoilers for the novel A Lesson in Vengeance
Picture this. You’re a young woman, sent by your wealthy parents to a gaunt and haunted boarding school in the forested hills...
Take a chance or pass?
In this new episode of Book Babbles, hear how Alex and Janel learned about true risk as they examined the mystery and thriller novel The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn...
Little Women. A timeless novel about four sisters growing up in Concord, Massachusetts amidst the American Civil War.
This story was first published in 1868 by Louisa May Alcott, born to educated...
The annual Poetry Out Loud competition returned for its 14th year in the high school’s theater room on Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. The competition returned in-person for the first time after 2 years of being...
