Exit 4 of I-83 Gets Iced out- Diamond-Style
Ian Davis, Broadcast Manager
March 31, 2020
Without a doubt, local drivers have driven on Interstate 83, using entrance/exit 4 to reach Shrewsbury. These drivers should expect a diamond-caliber change. Gannett Fleming Inc, an engineering firm, has redesigned the Exit 4 interchange to be a diverging diamond. A Diverging Diamond Interchange...
School Board Approves Plans to Overhaul the High School
Mateo Vega, Reporter
March 29, 2020
The school board approved general plans for a major renovation project for the high school Thursday, March 12. The $50 million renovations will overhaul large portions of the school in order to better serve students, according to SHS principal Kevin Molin. “The plans are to create some more open...
Top Ten Ways to Stay Healthy During the Coronavirus Scare
KC O'Neill, Reporter
March 29, 2020
COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, has majorly impacted the world. Many stores are temporarily closing, the economy is taking a big hit, and case numbers are rising. There have been over 32 thousand cases in the United States, and over 335 cases worldwide. Here are ten ways to stay safe and healthy t...
COVID-19 Shuts Down SYCSD
Mackenzie Womack, Sports Editor
March 18, 2020
Southern York County Schools' administration took action, closing all schools beginning March 16 and re-opening March 30. Southern York County School District made the decision on Thursday, March 12 to begin the closing on March 13 due to the fact that a community member was tested for a potential...
Romjue Finishes Off Strong
Blake Ramey, Reporter
March 15, 2020
Senior wrestler Colby Romjue may be one of the best wrestlers Susquehannock High School has ever witnessed. Ever since Romjue was a freshman, he has been very successful. Romjue has wrestled in the 160 pound weight division during his wrestling career. He had an overall record of 22 wins and 7 losses and went to ...
Students, Staff Wear Blackbelts, Get Honor
Matthew Schwanke, Reporter
March 12, 2020
Millions of people all over the world practice martial arts. A fraction of those people actually stick with it. An even smaller amount of those people achieve the status of a blackbelt. According to the Japanese Martial Arts Center in Southeast Michigan, their new attendance system reported the following...
Warrior Swimming Stays Alive
Blake Ramey, Reporter
March 9, 2020
The swim team had two swimmers and one diver showcase strong performances at the PIAA District III Championships. The Warriors, as a team, took third overall. Sophomore Max Pflieger was crowned the 2A Diving Champion. Pflieger placed first at Big Spring High School as he performed th...
Alumna Shows Sixth Graders the World
Maggie Grim, Reporter
March 5, 2020
Editor's Note: With the Corona virus at large, alumna Kelsey McCullough's trip has changed with multiple destinations cancelled, such as China, Malaysia, India and Seychelles. Traveling and studying abroad can be a life-changing and exciting experience, and sixth grade teacher Katie Lhotsky is ...
Senior Goes Retro with Arcade Game
Ava Holloway, Reporter
March 5, 2020
Think back to old school arcade games, like Pacman, Dig Dug, Galaga and Frogger. For the past few months, senior Hunter Taylor has been working on making a classic arcade game just like a few of these old favorites. “So far I have about 100 hours put into it…,” said Taylor. “...and...
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