BY HAYLEE JOY In early February, Wadsworth Schools Board of Education voted and approved the proposal to construct a new Central Intermediate School. CIS has been around for over 100 years now. The last time they renovated it was in … Continue reading New Central Intermediate School set to be built by 2025
OPINION BY NATALIE MAHER Wadsworth High school is facing bigger problems in the school cafeteria than the traditional “mystery meat.” Because of the free school lunches this year due to COVID, there has been an increase of wasted and thrown … Continue reading Opinion: Free lunches lead to increased food waste
BY MICAH BECK This past December, Congress finally reached a deal on a stimulus package that gives a direct $600 payment to Americans. This was after months of bickering and arguments from both sides, including a presidential veto, which Congress … Continue reading Opinion: College students should get the stimulus check
BY DYLAN HEPPERT Wadsworth junior Ava Knight has recently started modeling and hopes to turn it into a job in the near future. Knight has thought about trying modeling for a long time, but started last September with a family … Continue reading Ava Knight, a Wadsworth junior, kickstarts modeling career
BY CHLOE PORTER Approximately 3500 school staff members across Medina County were vaccinated on Thursday, February 4. Staff members went to Medina High School to receive the Coronavirus vaccine from Drug Mart pharmacists throughout the day. All of Medina County’s … Continue reading Wadsworth teachers receive their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
BY ELISABETH GROMOFSKY Triple negative breast cancer is a lethal disease that occurs in 1 in every 6 women who get breast cancer. This type of cancer is common in women who have high genetic risk, which means someone in … Continue reading Cleveland Clinic breast cancer vaccine approved for trial
BY HAYLEE JOY Madelyn Schnelzer, a freshman at Wadsworth High School, broke a swimming record for the school’s team on December 30, 2020. The record that she broke was the 100 Butterfly. Schnelzer has been swimming for eight years now. … Continue reading Freshman breaks Wadsworth swim record
BY CHLOE PORTER Wadsworth City Schools’ superintendent, Dr. Andrew Hill, announced that all school employees will be able to receive their first Coronavirus vaccine on February 4, 2021. Wadsworth schools will be closed on that day while the teachers and … Continue reading Wadsworth Schools closing for one day to vaccinate teachers
BY ASHLEY ALLWOOD This year due to new COVID regulations, Mrs. Ostings Special Education class could not do their Grizzly Grinds cart. The Grizzly Grinds cart was a coffee cart that the class would push around and sell coffee to … Continue reading Mrs. Osting’s class creates dog treats business
BY JANAE JOACHIM Alyssa Aey, a senior at Wadsworth High School, possesses the talent to say what day of the week it was and what she did that day of any given year from 2014 to the present. “I can … Continue reading Alyssa Aey, Wadsworth senior, has “superior autobiographical memory”
BY BRIANNA BECERRA The world has been anxiously awaiting the release of a COVID-19 vaccine, and the time has finally come. Though it has been covered extensively by national news sources, citizens of Medina County have been left wondering what … Continue reading COVID-19 vaccine comes to Wadsworth: what to know and where to get it
BY DYLAN HEPPERT Among the many troubles presented this holiday season, allowing children to see Santa Claus is one of them. Because seeing Santa Clause presents many problems to both young people and Santa alike, many places had to get … Continue reading Visits to Santa have changed during the pandemic
