TOWAMENCIN- Jami Behm has scored a lot of goals in her day. But perhaps one of her biggest goals was what she is doing right now.  Behm spent the first 18 years of her life growing up in the North Penn community, and has spent the last 18 giving back to it as a coach and a teacher. A 1998 North...

TOWAMENCIN - The spikes, the dives, the digs: it’s that time of year again to serve up for a cause, and North Penn delivers. The annual ICC volleyball tournament organized by the Student Government Association was another amazing night of competition between clubs, athletic teams, and friend groups...

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Students walk into their classrooms, wringing their hands on their backpack straps or inside their hoodie pockets as they see the papers placed on the desks. They run the material through their heads, completely confident that they know what they’re doing, confident that they can ace this test with...

TOWAMENCIN- The Knights are known for their defense but Wednesday night, it was their offense that took center stage. The North Penn Knights (18-7) beat the Central Bucks East Patriots (17-9) 58-41 in a district one playoff seeding game as both teams have already made the state tournament. "I think...

DOYLESTOWN- Kolby Barrow had not scored a single point with 6.1 seconds left in the game.  But, he ended up with the biggest three points of the game, season, and perhaps history of the North Penn boys basketball program. The North Penn Knights (12-14) beat the Central Bucks East Patriots (15-11)...