PENNY HILL â Cameron Wright threw four touchdown passes, and the Mount Pleasant defense came up with some big stops they needed, as the Green Knights defeated Newark, 40-38, in one of the more entertaining high school football games of the weekend. The Green Knights overcame another extraordinary performance by Newark quarterback Makeevis Rogers, who ran for four scores and …
The Mount Pleasant Green Knights proved to be too much for the Conrad Red Wolves. The Red Wolves hosted a first round game after being named the 16 seed of the DIAA boys basketball state championship after a 15-5 season. However the Flight A Green Knights proved to be too much as the 17 seed. After trailing by …
Click on the image below to view the PDF This Weekâs Top Headlines Include: Community Brew HaHa!âs new Avenue North shop opened this week Mount Pleasant wins contest to perform âFrozen: The Musicalâ Business Forward Journey: Programs for young severely disabled adults New owners of Griswold Home Care didnât see this coming Government Delaware Supreme Court to hear vote-by-mail appeal …
Mount Pleasant High School will âlet it snowâ next spring, as itâs the only school in Delaware to be awarded licensing rights to perform Disneyâs âFrozenâ on stage. The schoolâs drama program will perform each night at 7 p.m. from March 30 through April 1. There will also be a matinee performance at 2 p.m. on April 1. Fifty-one schools …
Mt. Pleasant’s Vex Robotics team is, from left, Madison Viola, Martiana Olsen, Cadentz Orbanus (kneeling, Fereydoun Stout and Alexander Amores, show off their Viper robot and the bins it’s expected to move. The Mount Pleasant High School Junior Reserves Officer Training Corps checked off a lot of wins before earning a berth in a world robotics championship. Regionals â …
