Covid Cancellations
September 22, 2020
One of the biggest cancellations people are facing, are travel plans they had for this summer. “This summer I was supposed to go on an Italy and Greece tour, as well as a cruise. I was super excited to leave the country for the second time as well as have a senior trip with a hand full of other se...
Get a Cupful of This!
by Alex Wilson, Social Media Manager
May 21, 2020
Some of you may have seen the fence on the outside of highway 70 that writes messages in cups to display a message. The owner of that house has been doing this for years, but this year she decided to try something different. Since Corona closed schools all over Missouri, she decided to recognize the ...
Going Outside to Survive Quarantine
by Alija Ernst, Content Manager
May 11, 2020
As people are being ordered to stay in their homes and going out in public for only essential things, people are quick to dismiss these things especially if they are so in the habit of doing their normal life stuff. However, as more and more people are catching cases of the Coronavirus, the more peopl...
How has the virus impacted the St. Charles Economy?
by Joe Komadina, Photo Editor
May 8, 2020
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to cause issues for businesses and employees, people may be wondering, how are the local businesses in the area doing? Since a lot of them are either completely closed or are doing curbside orders, they might find themselves in a little bit of a struggle to stay op...
Covid Cancellations
by Jaymeson Frey, Reference Manager
April 22, 2020
One of the biggest cancellations people are facing, are travel plans they had for this summer. “This summer I was supposed to go on an Italy and Greece tour, as well as a cruise. I was super excited to leave the country for the second time as well as have a senior trip with a hand full of other se...
Who’s at Risk
by Jaymeson Frey, Reference Manager
March 18, 2020
According to the CDC some people are at higher risk of getting very sick from the coronavirus than other people. This includes: older adults, people who have serious chronic medical conditions like, heart disease, diabetes and lung disease. Experts with the CDC say that if you have a higher risk for catc...
Never Cross the Streams
by Alija Ernst, Content Manager
March 13, 2020
With the advancement of technology, television has become a thing of the past with the new ways people can watch the shows they like, usually with a monthly subscription attached. However, if television was completely nonexistent, which streaming service would reign supreme? Luckily, we have the internet, ...
Varsity Danceline
by Jaymeson Frey, Reference Manager
March 9, 2020
Danceline performed at every single home basketball game's halftime, danceline had a different dance at every game.
A Wakeup Call on Stress
by Patrick Benedict, Copy Editor
March 9, 2020
Stress in Education Stress is a word found common in conversations of things like homework, teachers, and school in general- which begs the question of why. Why are so many students affected by such large levels of stress outside the already-prevalent stressors of teenage life? Kathleen Smith of “...
Beignet, Done That
by Jaymeson Frey, Reference Manager
March 5, 2020
The Band of Pirates spent Feb. 27-March 1 in New Orleans where they did things that ranged from playing for a clinician, to doing a swamp tour. One of the things the band was watch a little local jazz band who plays for audiences of all ages. “My favorite part was going to Preservation ...
Winter Formal Assembly
by Alija Ernst, Content Manager
March 3, 2020
Court winners line up to play Knockout and Ethan Bayliss shoots with a wide-legged jump. Cassidy Blanke and Jack Walker returns the ball to the next people to shoot. Chase Wetzler, Andrew Kelch, and Brody Diener are the last contestants in Knockout. Winter Formal court seniors A...
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