Trisha Bloszinsky | Writer Starting this semester, the Rothrock Library has introduced a new music feature located at the front of the...

Analesa Continenza | Writer Participants carefully tag monarch butterflies before releasing them to continue their migration journey to Mexico. On Sept. 20, a mix of older and newer residents gathered at Louise W. Moore Park in Easton for a hands-on experience with monarch butterflies and meadow restoration. The Wildlands Conservancy, partnering with Monarch Watch, allowed participants to tag butterflies while learning about their migration and the importance of native habita

Jeniyah Benitez | Writer On Sept. 12, Shankweiler's Drive-In Theatre in Schnecksville hosted a Night Market. Inspired by the “vampire...

Summer Hammack | Editor  Hello everyone!  My name is Summer, and I am one of the editors this semester for the Paw Print! I can’t wait to...

Ryan Gillott | Editor Hello, Paw Print enthusiasts! I’m Ryan, one of your editors this fall!  My college experience has made me fall in...

Naomi Kim | Editor It feels a little weird for me to address anybody so directly through my writing like this, but hello everyone. My...

Valentina Yucra | Writer Man quick to delete "Tea" app Allentown students and residents are buzzing about a new social media platform...

AJ Lenner | Writer Students at Golf Event While many students at LCCC responded to the loss of competitive school sports with...

Tayshawn Johnson | Writer Fight your rival banner Fight Your Rival (FYR) is a monthly fighting game tournament currently held at Mystery Box Games in Easton, Pa, offering locals the opportunity to compete against one another.  FYR was first started in 2017 at the South Mall by tournament organizers Taylor Beasley and Deven Baker. They realized that there were no fighting game tournaments in the Lehigh Valley, with the closest being in Philadelphia or New Jersey. The owners to

Matthew Blazofsky | Writer Briggs Danner racing at Port Royal Speedway in PA Racing runs deep in the Danner family, and now third generation driver, Briggs Danner of Allentown, is rising through the national ranks. Danner’s father, Roy Danner Jr., and grandfather, Roy Danner Sr., raced at Dorney Park, Nazareth Speedway, and Grandview Speedway. Briggs Danner began racing quarter-midgets at the Schnecksville fairground at age 5.  “From before I could remember I always wanted to