Opinion: Small things can lead to big differences
This article was written by Riley Snyder. It’s the first day at a new school double the size of your old one. You have no […]
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Deck the Doors With Boughs of Holly
Written by Bailey White. With the holidays right around the corner, our staff at the highschool eagerly jumped into the festive spirit, and also, school […]
Lisenbee’s love for teaching: feature on Nate Lisenbee
Written by Riley Snyder. Students stare at the clock non stop, wishing the hour to end, all while drowning out the teacher’s passionless words with […]
Art-standing artists art-spiring others: a recap of the 05/09/2023 art show
This article was written by Cecelia Gill. On Tuesday, May 9, the high school hosted an art show where students from all over the district […]
Never say you can’t: A feature on Jalen Gant
As the spring baseball season arrives, there’s been a new talk of the town: Jalen Gant. Gant is the only freshman taking on the challenge […]
ROARtoons: Gaslighting
This article won first place in the 2024 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association spring awards ceremony. Illustrated by Benjamin Mahmutovic.
McKay²: Staff spotlight on Joseph McKay
Written by Cecelia Gill. American Sign Language (ASL) students may have noticed a new face in the classroom, one similar to fellow teacher Matthew McKay. […]
A friendly face in the office: A staff spotlight on Pickleball Pattie
Written by Cecelia Gill. It’s been a chaotic morning, students are running late for school and trying to get to their classes, and as they […]
ROARtoons: New Year’s resolutions
This article won an honorable mention in the 2023 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association spring awards ceremony. Drawn by Norah Wright
Opinion: Behold the pickle power
Written by Ella Douglas Pickle juice is more beneficial than sports drinks. This has been proven numerous times, but is still not talked about as […]