STORY BY BRIAN COOTE & VIDEO BY MICAH BECK The Wadsworth Bruin newspaper staff has been given the chance to report on and be a part of the Iowa Caucus. With the Bruin heading to Des Moines, Iowa and other … Continue reading Bruin staff prepares for trip to Iowa Caucus [Video]
BY LOGAN EGLESTON Most high school athletes can only dream of the things that make their careers a long-living legacy: breaking records, racking up wins, collecting a swath of awards and playing at the next level. For Wadsworth High School’s … Continue reading Chris Steele bowls perfect game, breaks multiple school records
BY KATE MESSAM AND CHRIS STEELE Brian Bowser, freshman at Wadsworth High School, has been awarded the Congressional Bronze Medal by Congressman Anthony Gonzalez. “It’s the highest honor bestowed upon a youth civilian through the U.S. Senate and House of … Continue reading Congressman Gonzalez awards Wadsworth freshman Congressional Bronze Medal
BY CHRIS STEELE Despite the snowy conditions, Wadsworth City School District’s bus 45 set out for Luray Lanes in Ashland, Ohio for a bowling tournament in which the Wadsworth Boys and Girls teams would be participating on Saturday, January 18. … Continue reading Wadsworth school bus involved in multi-car accident on I-76
BY CHRIS STEELE Coach Andrew Booth has had much success in his tenure as the Lady Grizzlies Basketball coach, and the winning culture that he has brought to Wadsworth is continuing to grow. On November 30, 2019 Coach Booth earned … Continue reading Coach Booth establishes a legacy at Wadsworth
BY HALLE SHAEFFER Recent additions to Wadsworth’s downtown area have inspired a more active and friendly environment for citizens of our community.Dolce at the Strand recently opened with the hopes of attracting more members of Wadsworth to their historical location. … Continue reading Creating an unmatched area
BY BRIANNA BECERRA Beth Biggins-Ramer, Solid Waste Coordinator for Medina County, refutes the credibility of Fox 8. Their story frustrated her, as she reports that their claims caused backlash within the county in regards to the functionality of the recycling … Continue reading Is your recycling going where you think?
BY ALEX MILLER On Saturday, January 11 the WHS Elite Choir hosted its third annual Princess Academy for kids in kindergarten to fourth grade. The little princesses arrived in their finest gowns, ready for a fun day filled with meet … Continue reading A magical day at the third annual Princess Academy
Max Runkle has been lifting for two years, competing all around Ohio. BY BRIAN COOTE While most students find it a struggle to carry the weight of school, Max Runkle has the strength to take on powerlifting along with academics. … Continue reading Pushing it to the Max
OPINION BY JULIE WELLERT “New Year, New Me”, a phrase brought back every New Year that is usually joked about by the general population. But New Year’s Resolutions are not something to be laughed at. Honestly, they should be looked … Continue reading New years resolutions are more than an internet joke
BY MICAH BECK & ANNA WOLFINGER A DECADE OF TECHNOLOGY Social media ties us together Social media has become more than just a pastime or a hobby. Throughout the past decade, social media has become a staple for personality and … Continue reading 2010s: The tech that made us
BY EMILY BRANDYBERRY Flipping the script on gender Over the past 10 years, the amount of female leads in movies has increased dramatically. The movie industry has taken giant leaps in the age of feminism. “Women in movies now play … Continue reading 2010s: The movies that made us
