With thousands of dessert recipes on the internet, it’s overwhelming to find a perfect treat that fits the winter season. Luckily, below you will find three delicious treats that are sure to make your...
The Christmas season is a time of love, giving, care and celebration. However, the manner in which people celebrate this holiday can differ depending on their cultural and personal traditions.
Although...
This year, McDowell High School has stopped selling athletic event tickets at the gate. McDowell fans will need to purchase digital tickets online with the use of the GoFan app or website.
To some...
Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday widely celebrated in the United States of America. The holiday began in 1621 when The Wampanoag, a Native American people of the Northeastern Woodlands and the...
As October has fallen over the city of Erie, many kids and teenagers are becoming excited to dress up with their friends and go trick or treating. Though various candy brands create limited edition treats...
In the world of competitive sports, the spotlight often shines on the physical skills of student athletes – their speed, agility and strength captivating audiences. Yet, behind the roar of the crowd...
From 1960s bell bottoms to parachute pants of the ‘80s, it seems as though past fashion trends are always finding their way back into our closets and it’s no different this season.
Teenagers love pajama day because it means they can just roll out of bed instead of changing into regular clothes, but over the last couple of years, it seems teens have started making “PJ Day” a daily routine.
While making even one goal in water polo would be very difficult, one senior at McDowell High School has made 243 of them in her high school water polo career.
Whether you want physical proof of your growth or just a collection of things for you to reminisce about in the future, doing this will no doubt be beneficial for you.
“It takes a tribe of volunteers to take care of everyone. Recusing, feeding, fostering, cleaning cages, transporting and caring for medical care. So many ways to help,” states Stephanie Bero, an E.A.R.S. volunteer.
