BY NATALIE MAHER After a few tumultuous weeks debating on when or if they could reopen, Ann’s Pastry in downtown Wadsworth has reopened to the public. Due to Covid-19, Ann’s Pastry Shop announced temporary closure on March 22, with the … Continue reading Ann’s Pastry reopens after questions of permanent closure
VIDEO BY ALEX MILLER This week, Wadsworth High School seniors will be completing their last week of school online. A choir concert was scheduled for May 7-8, but its cancellation did not stop the seniors from singing one last song … Continue reading Wadsworth seniors virtually sing one last song [Video]
BY JACKSON KERLEY Students and the unemployed are not the only groups being affected by the sudden onset of Covid-19. Many things teachers know about teaching in the classroom has changed. Mrs. Parsons’ story is one of many teachers that … Continue reading Wadsworth teacher tells of experience with the new normal of online teaching
BY GRACE PANTALONE Nick Shafer, a sophomore at Wadsworth High School, will soon hold the Guinness World Record for the largest display of origami doves. The current record was set by JR Kyoto Isetan, a store in Japan, where employees … Continue reading Wadsworth student will soon hold Guinness World Record in origami
BY ASHLEY ALLWOOD During the COVID-19 pandemic, grocery stores have been selling out of products at an alarming rate. There have been times when shelves are absolutely empty, ravaged by panic-stricken buyers. Not only has toilet paper and cleaning supplies … Continue reading Board games and puzzles sell out during COVID-19 shutdown
BY KADE MIROS Ever since the world shut down due to COVID-19, many lives have been affected. Lots of people have become unemployed or their hours have been cut at work and are receiving less pay than usual. Now that … Continue reading Wadsworth residents come together to supply food for those in need
BY CHLOE PORTER “Listen to the governor and please don’t go out,” said Jane. An essential worker for a Wadsworth retailer contracted the coronavirus after putting in hours to supply people with necessary goods. She would like to remain anonymous … Continue reading Wadsworth resident fights COVID-19
BY JULIA BLAKE Whether it be running to the grocery store or picking up food, these easy masks will provide protection for those who have to leave their house during the COVID-19 pandemic. No sewing machine is required, just a … Continue reading How to make DIY masks
BY ARIANNA KASER Schools around the nation have gone into online learning, but some students are unable to acquire the means necessary to engage in schooling. Students are missing the technology and the internet that is needed to continue their … Continue reading Lower socioeconomic districts tackle online learning
BY ELISABETH GROMOFSKY COVID-19 has turned our lives upside down in the past seven weeks. It has people staying home, spending more time with their immediate family. It also has people spending much more time with their furry and scaly … Continue reading The claws and paws of WHS: Meet our pets
BY JULIA SWAIN Although it may not seem like it, the COVID-19 pandemic has been affecting the lives of Ohioans for over a month. Schools are closed, businesses are shut down and lives are forever changed by a pandemic. One … Continue reading Grocery stores change hours amid pandemic
BY JANAE JOACHIM The College Board released the answers to their AP students’ questions about the exams for 2020. They announced that the exams will be much shorter, and they will only cover the materials that the students have already learned. In order to make this decision, the College Board surveyed 18,000 students to see if they were still interested in the opportunity to test this year. 91 percent of students said that they still desired to take their exams. The students have been working hard in these classes that are known for their rigorous content all year long, so … Continue reading College Board makes adjustments to AP exams due to COVID-19
