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Sophomore Logan Larrick points to the graphs he completed on his paper airplane experiments for his long-term.

High school holds sixth annual science conference

May 24, 2022
Assassins is a high school tradition that has been around for decades, where water guns are used to eliminate participants from the game.

Juniors continue tradition of ‘Assassins’ game

May 2, 2022
Womens History Month first became an annual national month in 1981. The 2022 theme is Providing Healing, Promoting Help.

Women in healing, hoping

March 31, 2022
After pinning his opponent from Mars on Jan. 27, senior Landon Millward raises his hand as a sign that he has defeated his opponent.

Varsity wrestling ends season with high hopes

March 31, 2022
Looking for the hockey puck, sophomore Aiden Pournaras gets ready to skate towards his teammates and opponents.

Skating to an end

February 28, 2022
While preparing for their match against New Castle on Jan. 4, the boys lay on the mat together as they listen to a pep talk.

Wrestlers continue pushing toward goals

February 1, 2022
Joe Gatto stands at one of The Tenderloin’s performances making some of the other jokers smile and laugh at him.

No more joking around

February 1, 2022
Studies show that reading reduces stress by 68%.

Reading proves vital despite technological advances

December 23, 2021
Skating towards the blue line, sophomore Chase Grable races for the puck as he plays against Wilmington on Dec. 7.

Freedom’s 3 hockey players skating towards goals

December 23, 2021
The varsity and junior high teams watch as their coach shows them a technique with junior Trenton McCray.

Varsity wrestling steps up for new season

November 30, 2021
While reviewing angle relationships, Ms. Miranda Lasher assists her PLT students in geometry lessons.

High school hires several new teachers

September 30, 2021
TikTok is estimated to have exceeded over 1.1 billion users worldwide.

Can TikTok celebrities be considered celebrities?

September 30, 2021
Pointing to the visual on the screen, junior Joshua Pail explains his long-term on complex pendulums.

High school hosts fifth annual science conference

May 25, 2021
Stepping into the circle, sophomore Leyasa Young prepares to deliver a pitch in a game against Hopewell on March 27.

Softball team thankful for experience despite tough season

May 25, 2021
Many teens have turned to social media as an outlet during the pandemic, teens continue to use social media as a way to connect to others.

Socially interacting

April 30, 2021
Senior Trent Schultheis finished his Freedom wrestling career with a third place finish in the PIAA championships on March 12.

Wrestling towards goals

March 26, 2021
Standing proud, Skylar Scobbo, Anthony Battaglia, Luke Snavely, Connor Tavern and fellow students online pose for a picture holding their certificates and medals from the PA DECA Championships.

[Photo] Advancing to the next level

March 26, 2021
While skating across the ice, senior Marc Evans goes to try and hit the puck.

Hitting pucks and scoring goals

February 26, 2021
Sophomore Tanner Millward faces his opponent in a tournament against the Laurel Spartans last season.

Wrestling team grapples with weight of COVID-19

January 28, 2021
Ms. Ashley Spencer fills in for Special Education teacher April English.

New substitutions

December 21, 2020
Trying to get the puck, senior Matthew Keller skates down the ice against Bishop Canevin on Nov. 11.

[Photo] Hitting the ice

December 21, 2020
Hauntingly less familiar

Hauntingly less familiar

October 30, 2020
Graduate Kaitlyn Lore’s TikTok profile of over 600,000 likes and 17,000 followers.

Trump administration looks to ban social media app TikTok

September 30, 2020
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