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AI vs the world

Dawson Hughes, Student writer January 24, 2018

The future is here! Well, it is up and coming at least. Automation is the newest and most talked about trend that is widely being acknowledged by small businesses and corporations, also by the regular...

Girl Scouts honor Veterans

Destiny Geahr, Student Writer January 23, 2018

  http://citizensvoice.com/arts-living/girl-scout-power-1.2284657 On Saturday, December 23, Girl Scouts from around the area went around to 300 grave sites and honored our deceased Veterans....

Frozen pipes?

Kimberly Smith, Student Writer January 23, 2018

Winter may be the most beautiful time of year, but not when your pipes freeze up. There has been a huge problem lately with the pipes in our area because of the frigid weather. As a result of the high...

This Week in History Jan. 22nd-26th

Elias Miller, Student Writer January 22, 2018

Monday the 22nd -1917 President Woodrow Wilson calls for a “peace without victory” in Europe.   Tuesday the 23rd- 1973 President Richard Nixon Announces that a peace agreement has been established...

The world’s first human head transplant

Madelyn Bugdonovitch January 18, 2018

Throughout the 20th century we have made dramatic developments in medical technology, some of which include the discovery of penicillin, the invention of the artificial heart and the pacemaker, and the...

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Destiny Geahr (Written By), Student Writer January 15, 2018

This year Martin Luther King Day is on Monday, January 15th. On this day, we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King Jr is one of the most favored motivational speakers. We...

Nanticoke cold case solved

Kimberly Smith, Student writer January 11, 2018

In November 2013, 97 year old Gertrude Price was apparently beaten or bludgeoned to death in her home on Thanksgiving night. When neighbors on East Grand Street in Nanticoke noticed the lights in...

Texting and driving

Haileigh Hendricks, Student Writer January 9, 2018

Texting and driving falls under a safety risk called distracted driving. Over the last seven years most states have banned texting and driving. On average, more than 1.6 million crashes each year are caused...

The holidays in NEPA

Taylor Zabrenski, Student Writer December 14, 2017

It’s the most wonderful time of the year and nothing is better than spending quality time with family, friends and loved ones. The festivities featured in this article are the perfect way to celebrate...

Homecoming court shows holiday spirit

Homecoming court shows holiday spirit

Dawson Hughes, Student Writer December 11, 2017

On December 9th, the entire community came together for its annual Christmas parade. The parade went through the streets of Nanticoke bringing cheer to all those in attendance. The parade also brought...

Spreading some holiday cheer… one blanket at a time

The GNA Insider Staff December 11, 2017

On Thursday, December 7th, 2017 the Greater Nanticoke Area Trojan Football team spread some holiday cheer to the residents at the Guardian Elder Center in Newport. Each resident was given the gift of a fleece...

James Gavin: a coach and a hero

Haileigh Hendricks, Student Writer December 8, 2017

Sergeant First Class James Gavin (Jim) was an extremely dedicated member of the military from July of 1967, when he started basic training, until December of 1987, when he retired. Today, Jim is a proud...

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