Thursday's opening night for the Pottsgrove Middle School musical “Matilda Jr.” is in the books, but you've still got two opportunities to enjoy the wit, charm, and voices of its student performers!
The first weekend in April will prove to be a busy one for those interested in having sensitive documents shredded, as well for as those doing the shredding. Three local events are planned.
Got scrap metal or appliances awaiting disposal? How about no-longer-useful electronic items, or boxes of papers to be shredded? You'll need the GreenAllies recycling event. It's planned for April 2.
Pottsgrove Middle School students were named Monday to its second-quarter 2021-2022 rolls for distinguished honors, and honors.
The memory of Pottsgrove visual and performing arts teacher Andrea L. Forrest, who passed away Tuesday, is being honored by a scholarship created by her family. A celebration of her life is planned for a future date.
Coronavirus variants stole the joy of performing before live audiences from Pottsgrove High School musicians and singers during a period of almost two years. In only one night, the students reclaimed what had been taken.
Get into the holiday spirit with a final free performance Thursday, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Pottsgrove Middle School auditorium, by the middle school's talented musicians and singers.
Get into the holiday spirit with free performances next Monday and Thursday, both beginning at 7 p.m. in the Pottsgrove Middle School auditorium, by the school district's talented musicians and singers.
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