For many in this county, the most anticipated time of the year is now upon us – deer season. If you’re not one of the 935,146 hunters that hit the hills of Pennsylvania this year, you better take a few “bucks” and head on down to Walmart so you can purchase a license and have a little “fawn.” The Pennsylvania Rifle opener is always the first Monday after Thanksgiving and normally runs through the second week of December. Hunters can hunt antlered or antlerless whitetails, if they were lucky enough to get one of the limited antlerless tags that are issued by the Pa Game Commission. The sportsmen of Pennsylvania may use archery equipment, rifles larger than .22 caliber, and, if you’re feeling traditional, you could bust out the ol’ smoke pole. Continue reading Whacking Whitetails→
EHS Journalism hosts the annual talent show each school year, and, every year, it doesn’t disappoint. Beginning with last year’s talent show, the talent show is now not only for high school students, but also for the middle and elementary school. The Journalism Club puts this fun event together and, although this seems like an easy event to organize, it can be quite stressful. Continue reading The Talent Show Amazes Audience→
Nothing sets a better mood than watching the snowflakes fall with classic Christmas jams playing in the background. If Christmas music had a taste, it would be a warm sugar cookie with a hint of egg nog and turkey. Lucky for all Christmas enthusiasts, the jingle bells are ringing and the choir is singing. Some people love Christmas music and could listen to it year round, while others can’t stand to hear it. The Christmas music lovers span a wide range of musical tastes – for some, Christmas classics are the only way to go, for others, contemporary tunes are preferred. Continue reading Spreading Christmas Cheer→
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