Dance instructor Amber Corriston is also the owner of her own dance studio, Corriston Movement and Dance (CMAD). Corriston puts on a yearly CMAD show where all of her studio classes perform in addition...

As senior year draws to a close, many seniors are beginning the process of thinking of future plans. With this process comes many doubts but also a lot of excitement. Senior Ava Rath will be moving to...

The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine escalated in recent months when Russia invaded Ukraine. About 31% of the high school’s student body is Ukrainian and about 9% are Russian. These students...

‘You really never know what someone is going through.’  James Madison University (JMU) alumni and former softball pitcher Oddici Alexander tweeted these words after hearing news of the passing...

The Science,Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) program is held a career fair April 4. This open house provides students and families the ability to learn from 50 STEM and healthcare professionals....

“This resolution passes!”  These words rang through the ears of the Model United Nations (MUN) club members after a successful week of debate. From March 25 - 26, the MUN team competed at the Governor’s...

Freshman Kaedon Howley is running on the outdoor track distance team this year. He has been running for a long time, but this is his first year running for the high school. “I am pretty excited about...

Senior Laura Gonzalez Dutor has participated in soccer, track and dance since her freshman year. Her participation in these sports stopped after an injury that resulted in surgery. “[My injury] started...

Freshman Wilondja Baukyaka was only five years old when he first started soccer; he joined the elementary team at the time.  “I was five years old when I started my soccer career. Once I got into...

Senior Olivia King joined the girls soccer team. This is King’s fourth year playing varsity. King also played JV her eighth grade year. “This [soccer season] has started off good,” King said. This...

One hundred and fifty thousand. One hundred and fifty thousand bees call junior Wyatt Tinkham’s backyard their home. Tinkham began to keep bees after his dad took it up as a hobby a few years ago.  “My...