Halloween is going to be far different than it ever has before this year. As the time for pumpkins, costumes and candy nears, citizens grow more eager to break the dreary cycle of COVID-19. A recent...

In a mask-ridden world where being unsanitized is frowned upon marching band students are risking their lives to play music without masks while following COVID-19. Marching band member Audrey Reeves...

 Researchers are in the midst of developing a COVID-19 vaccine that could resolve the pandemic once and for all. Trials for the vaccine are in progress across the globe, and hundreds of pharmaceutical...

To stay as close to normal as possible, schools, including our own, have implemented a multi-schedule system to allow students to either go to school two days a week or to stay fully online.  Some...

Trick or treat! October fun night will still happen with a COVID-19 safe setup: a drive-thru. As of now, the event will take place from 6-8 p.m. on Oct. 26, 2020. Student Council is planning...

Face coverings are used in schools and public places to prevent germs from students and staff from spreading in the air, including coverings that may not be very effective.  Not all face coverings...

Student organizations are learning to overcome new, difficult challenges to participate in the most normal school year they can manage. Freshman Cordelia Jenkins is a new member of the Susquehannock...

Even though school buildings were shut down this past spring, the first edition of Perspectives, the new Susquehannock Literary Magazine, was still published. Adviser Tim Groth was proud of the staff. "This...

(Written May 28, 2020*) The sports world is largely in question with major sports organizations such as the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL all hoping for a safe return to sports- whether it is with or without...