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
BY LAUREN SATINK AND AXEL MUELLE The start of the school year welcomes not only new students, but also new teachers to our school. One of the newest staff members is Mrs. Flory, an intervention specialist. Before teaching, Flory worked … Continue reading Wadsworth welcomes new faces
BY ABBY WICHTERMAN Every year Wadsworth High School has chosen two students to become their homecoming king and queen. In the past the king and queen were chosen by student nominations and votes, but for the past two years the … Continue reading Wadsworth High chooses homecoming king and queen
BY BRIANNA BECERRA To be in marching band is to be willing to give up hours of time for practice, work tirelessly on putting in drill and play music to perfection. The WHS Marching Grizzlies have put in seemingly endless … Continue reading Marching Grizzlies mesmerize the crowd at Buckeye Invitational
BY EMILY KURTZ Last week, three students at Wadsworth High School were awarded a semi-finalists title for the National Merit Scholarship for outstanding PSAT scores. According to The Compass Education Group, only one percent of PSAT test takers will become … Continue reading Three Wadsworth students achieve semi-finalist title in a National Merit competition
BY ANDREW CLARK Students express themselves through the things they carry around school. It could be folders, pencil pouches, and book bags. This year students have began decorating their Chromebook cases in order to show their individuality. With the arrival … Continue reading Students use new Chromebook cases for self expression
BY EMILY BRANDYBERRY Nicole and B.J. Mikoda, owners of Valley Cafe, recently bought the Strand located on the Square in Wadsworth. They plan on turning the historic building into a new restaurant called Dolce. Dolce means sweet in Italian and … Continue reading Valley Cafe owners set to open gelato shop
BY MICAH BECK NASCAR races are a fun pastime for many people. Millions of people go to dozens of races each year. 22 year-old Matt Tifft, an alum of nearby Highland High School, is a NASCAR driver, and raced in … Continue reading Matt Tifft, Granger local, races in high-tier NASCAR races
BY BRIANNA BECERRA Every year at Wadsworth High School, the marching band and color guard celebrate the conclusion of the school year with a banquet and awards ceremony. Awards were given away and seniors had the chance to say their … Continue reading WHS band celebrates with banquet and awards ceremony
BY BAILEY PAPAY The average person has a 0.3% chance of becoming a professional basketball player and the odds for two brothers to both go pro are almost unheard of. CJ McCollum, the star point guard for the Portland Trail … Continue reading Raising the McCollums: mother of NBA star speaks on both sons’ success
BY JILLIAN CORNACCHIONE With the end of the school year quickly approaching, the Wadsworth High School band wraps up a tremendously successful year that has left the program with much acclaim. Without doubt, their long nights of practicing and perfecting … Continue reading The band wraps up an exceptional year for the program
BY PATRICK CHAMIER Country music artist Mark Leach is set to perform at Country Fest this summer. Country Fest is a three-day-long country music concert composed of a variety of artists. Each day, there is a different headliner; Friday is … Continue reading Local country music artist performing at Country Fest 2019
