Morgantown/Honey Brook FEBRUARY 11, 2026
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VOL XXXIV • NO 2
New Honey Brook Day Camp to Open This Summer BY FRANCINE FULTON
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lthough it is still winter, parents can already start thinking about different activities that their children can enjoy this summer. A new option for them to consider is Honey Brook Day Camp (HBDC), which will be offered to children in kindergarten through sixth grade in a six-week session at the Honey Brook Presbyterian Church. Discounted camp fees are available through the Chester County Children’s Foundation to families that qualify. HBDC is leasing the church facilities, which offer both indoor and outdoor space for camp activities. “They have this big educational facility with classrooms and a big dining hall and a full commercial kitchen and a great space to serve lunch and dinner. They also have a huge grassy field for outdoor activities,” noted camp director
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Children will enjoy arts and crafts (left photo) and outdoor activities (right photo).
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See Camp pg 5
RAC Student-Athletes Take Aim at Bullseye of Life BY JEFF FALK
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Always keep your eye on the target. Doing the same thing in the same way over and over and over again can provide desirable results. Following through is important. Some of the same things that produce success in archery can also produce success in other areas of life. Bob Lauffer is a coach and a mentor in both archery and in other interests of life.
“I think the key to success (in archery) is you have to enjoy it,” said Lauffer, who founded the Reading Archery Club (RAC) a decade ago. “You have to spend time on it, and to do that, you have to enjoy it. You have to be able to focus, and you have to be able to do the same things every time. A lot of it is muscle memory. Once (archers) start having success, it kind of snowballs. You have to get them on the right path, and they’ve got to buy in.”
Members of the RAC celebrate their achievements at last year’s Pennsylvania
See Archery Club pg 2 Indoor Championships.
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