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  • Two art teachers from different districts, bringing students together in a time of tragedy using origami cranes

    Two art teachers from different districts, bringing students together in a time of tragedy using origami cranes

    Payje Davis Senior Editor-In-Chief Following the death of Red Lion senior J. Carson Capik in February, graphic arts teacher, Paul Thom with the help of Littlestown art teacher Trinh Sudak, came together to organize a One Thousand Cranes project at both high schools. An origami project to symbolize remembrance, hope, peace, and healing, A Thousand…


  • Two Red Lion students recognized again for a prestigious graphic arts contest

    Two Red Lion students recognized again for a prestigious graphic arts contest

    Makenzie Draper RL Media Reporter As you’re driving your normal route to your house, you get a notification on your phone from the passenger seat. You think, “That could be my boss getting back to me on that important project, or that could be my mom telling me how her doctor’s appointment went…I better check…


  • Finding Pieces of History in the Present

    Finding Pieces of History in the Present

    Emerson Campbell Staff Writer In the new age, many teenagers often wonder what is the point of going antique shopping? “Isn’t it just all old weird stuff?”, my thirteen year old cousin scoffed, when I asked if she wanted to tag along with me to an antique shop. I would agree, it does have old,…