NEW CASTLE — Check out Mackenzie Summerville’s video highlights and photo gallery from Wednesday’s junior high football matchup between Mohawk and Neshannock.
NEW CASTLE — Check out Mackenzie Summerville’s video highlights and photo gallery from Wednesday’s junior high football matchup between Mohawk and Neshannock.
WPIAL Softball Playoffs: Mohawk rolls to win
Mohawk High’s battery gave the team a positive charge yesterday. The pitcher-catcher duo of Jaki Bender and Lucia Fee powered the Lady Warriors softball squad to a 7-0 victory over Brentwood in the first round of the WPIAL Class AA playoffs at North Allegheny High School.
The pomp. The pageantry. The pairs. The pictures. Yes, it’s prom season once again in Lawrence County and the New Castle News is on hand to document all the fun and excitement. We hope you enjoy our photo galleries! Today, Mohawk High.
Mohawk senior Katelyn Byers retired this year as the undisputed champion of the Lawrence County Historical Society Trivia competition. Over the last four years, Katelyn won four Individual and three team championships.
The bulletin board in the Head Start classroom at Mohawk Elementary School spelled out, “Welcome, Suzanne Bloom.” The greeting was for the children’s author/illustrator from Binghamton, N.Y.
Mohawk Junior High students will display their artwork from 7 to 9 p.m. May 7 at the school. The 23rd annual Junior High Art show is hosted by instructor Pam Pagley.
For the fifth year, the Mohawk school district will have a Kindergarten Camp in August. These sessions, school board members were told this week, will introduce the district’s newest — and youngest — students to the school building, the teachers and each other.
Mohawk High’s director and student actors always challenge themsevles when choosing a spring musical. They have never taken the easy road, or picked a simple musical, as past performances of “Ragtime” and “Les Miserables” would indicate. And this year is no exception.
On Sunday, the final curtain will descend on Mohawk High School’s performance of “Phantom of the Opera.” And with it will end the the stage career of one of Lawrence County’s premier high school drama directors.
More than 500 people packed the Mohawk High School cafeteria Saturday night. Some waited more than 90 minutes just to get in. What could bring this many people to overrun a school on a weekend? Only pizza.
It’s uncharted territory for the Mohawk High girls basketball team. The Lady Warriors are one of eight teams left in the PIAA Class AA playoffs — the first time the program has achieved that distinction since 1983.