To some, a teacher; to some, an ex-Navy intel expert; to some, an Emergency Medical Technician; or finally, a ski patrol watchman. In the Navy, Bovell was stationed at NAS Whidbey Island, Washington State, and served from 1992-1996 and was involved with conflicts in areas such as Iraq and  Bosnia-Herzegovina. “I...

TOWAMENCIN — As seniors Lorna Loughery and Ana Panaitescu were sitting in their homes eating a bag of chips one day, completely clueless about what was to come next, they were interrupted by a sudden phone call from an unknown number. When they answered the call, they received a message of a lifetime,...

Black History Month may be coming to an end shortly, but small Black-owned businesses still need your endless support. By helping these businesses, you’re allowing independent business owners to keep growing and succeeding.  Here are 10 local Black-owned businesses to support:   1. The...

TOWAMENCIN- Everyone knows what it’s like to be new at something. Whether it’s traversing the winding, never ending hallways of a new school, or the frustrating struggles of perfecting a sport, it’s hard. Being a new student during a school year riddled with inconsistency and distance makes it...

The year 2020 brought attention to many neglected problems in the United States. Black Lives Matter protests were sparked across the country, bringing necessary awareness towards topics that have been disregarded since the birth of our nation. North Penn, a microcosm of our country, strives to maintain...

Following his historic election, President Joseph R. Biden has been hard at work planning and appointing his historic Cabinet. This term’s nominations are proving to be the most diverse of their kind.  Upon reading over the cabinet list, it is easy to notice the many celebrated firsts. Choices...