BY ANDREW CLARK During the holiday season people break out decorations and lights giving their house a complete makeover. These range from a wreath on the door to elaborate light shows that people from far and wide come to see. … Continue reading Family tradition finds new meaning
BY LAUREN SATINK On the evening of December 6, 2019 the city of Wadsworth had its annual Candlelight Walk. There were many festivities for people to enjoy like steamy hot chocolate, horse drawn carriages, and Nutcracker ballet dancers in storefront … Continue reading Christmas spirit at the Candlelight Walk
OPINION BY BRIANNA BECERRA Black Friday shopping has been sensationalized in American media, with some frugal shoppers being willing to sit in line awaiting the opening of a store for hours. This level of dedication seems to be a bit … Continue reading Black Friday beats online shopping
BY BRIAN COOTE Once a week during Academic Lab, students are taking the time to watch videos to help improve their study skills. Produced by Crash Course, a YouTube channel, the eleven video course focuses on time management, ways to … Continue reading Guidance implements new program to improve study skills
Each year in Mr. Heffinger’s class, the students complete a photojournalism project on what it is like on a typical day at Wadsworth High School. The following photos are selections from their work. These students are learning the basics of … Continue reading A Day at WHS – 2019
BY AXEL MUELLER The seniors completed their annual senior leaf raking on Friday November 8, 2019. Every year the whole senior class goes around the community and rakes senior citizens’ yards. This is an opportunity for students to give back … Continue reading Raking up a storm
BY HALLE SHAEFFER AND BRIANNA BECERRA Those who are a part of the transgender community often feel that they are unheard, overlooked, and misunderstood in society. Alex Townsend, 12, is an openly transgender student at Wadsworth High School. He says … Continue reading Transparently transgender
BY CHRIS STEELE AND MORGAN PORPORA Wadsworth senior, Ben Beebe, had to change his outlook on life after a diagnosis of Hodgkin’s lymphoma. It all started with a sharp pain in his back; he never knew that a small checkup … Continue reading Living with cancer
OPINION BY CHRIS STEELE Now that Halloween has passed, many people are now jumping right into the jolly Christmas season and skipping the Thanksgiving festivities. Along with people getting into the festive mood, comes the increase of christmas music. Christmas … Continue reading Christmas Music too early is not holly jolly
BY LOGAN EGLESTON With a 35-34 win over Brecksville team last Friday, the Grizzlies’ football team has not only won the Suburban League National for the third consecutive year, but also secured a playoff spot for the third year in … Continue reading Grizzlies’ football team wins Suburban League National
BY SARAH SCOBEE Scare on the square is an annual trick-or-treat event put on in downtown Wadsworth. Families are invited to dress up and visit businesses in downtown to get some candy. Some businesses provide cider, sweets, or other festive … Continue reading Scare on the Square kicks off Wadsworth’s Halloween festivities
BY KATE MESSAM Come November 5, the Wadsworth City School Board will be seeing some changes among its members. In a three-way race, current board president Linda Kramer and Wadsworth residents Jill Stevens and Nicholas Kovalchik are running for the … Continue reading Three candidates run for two available seats on school board
