BY CHRIS STEELE Mrs. Gunselman has worked as an intervention specialist for 30 years, and it is now coming to an end. “Many people say they knew when it was time to step down,” Gunselman said. “For me, I knew … Continue reading Mrs. Gunselman retires after a total of 35 years
BY CHRIS STEELE After many years of teaching, it is time for Mr. Goddard to step down from his teaching position at Wadsworth High School. Goddard, who has taught science at Wadsworth for 34 years, will be retiring at the … Continue reading Mr. Goddard turns in teaching for golfing
Throughout the year, people celebrate and remember different months of awareness for different causes. This month, brain cancer awareness is being recognized all across the country. Brain cancer awareness is growing in both research and popularity in the United States and will continue to grow exponentially. Continue reading Go grey in May
BY SADIE ELLIS On Thursday, May 2, all of the incredible activities that make up the Fine Arts program at Wadsworth High School were recognized in the 24th Annual Fine Arts Assembly. Winter Guard, Speech and Debate, choir, the Off … Continue reading Fine arts assembly showcases WHS talent
BY ABBY WICHTERMAN & SARAH SCOBEE Piled into a hot van, stuffed with boxes of food and toys, the volunteers of Crossroads Missions head south from San Antonio to the Mexican border. As tensions on the border rise, border towns … Continue reading Student missionaries aid immigrants in Mexico
BY ALEX MILLER The WHS Off Broad Street Players work each school year to put on four productions. Students devote three months of rehearsal to each show. On Monday, May 20, the group held its annual drama awards night to … Continue reading Drama awards night applauds student performance and dedication
BY EMILY BRANDYBERRY Wadsworth’s Grizzly Leader Academy hosted a police vs. firefighter softball game on May 5. The Wadsworth Police Department beat the firefighters 13-12 in a nailbiter that came down to the ninth inning. The Grizzly Leader Academy is … Continue reading Grizzly Leader Academy hosts 1st annual Police vs. Firefighter Softball Game
BY ANNA WOLFINGER Ohio Senate Republic leadership discusses the topic of abortion with students Governor Mike DeWine, has just recently signed a bill that has raised much controversy across Ohio, and even the country. Ohio has now become the third … Continue reading Ohio becomes the sixth state to pass the “Heartbeat” bill
BY EMILY KURTZ After teaching for 34 and a half years, Leslie North has decided it is the right time for her to retire from her career at Wadsworth High School and begin branching into a new chapter of her … Continue reading Mrs. North retires as Teacher of the Year
BY BRIANNA BECERRA Latin may be a dead language, but it is able to provide scholarship opportunities for students who decide to take the National Latin Exam (NLE). This is an annual nationwide test for all levels of Latin, and … Continue reading Latin students rewarded for work on National Exam
BY LAUREN CONLEY “All rise for the honorable Judge Stephen B. McIlvaine,” echoed through the Performing Arts Center as Judge McIlvaine approached the stage today. This was not the usual court room, but rather a modified court room build on … Continue reading Judge sentences four in front of students
BY HANNAH HINES AND KYIA FRANK Logan Egleston – President Logan Egleston,11, is the current student council vice president and has been a member of student council for three years. He will be replacing Leah McNutt, by becoming student body … Continue reading Meet Your New Student Council Executives
