The WLWV District will be sending 19 middle school students to compete in the first round of the Broadcom Masters Competition.
“This is a very high-level science fair and kids are working on things that might change the wor...
It's a rite of passage for many college bound juniors: taking the four-hour long Scholastic Assessment Test, known simply as the S.A.T. Taking the S.A.T. has become a sort of tradition in the process of applying for colleges,...
Throughout the year, members of the WLHS band and choir have been working to produce quality music. Over the weekends of May 5, at the Northwest Jazz Band Festival and the State Choir Championships, and May 12, at the State Orchestra...
Maybe it's her sweet, unassuming smile, or perhaps it's the heartbreaking, yet reassuring, chord that her songs strike with her listeners. Whatever it is, in the past five years, Ingrid Michaelson, indie/pop musician, has risen...
When snowfall canceled the school day on March 17, one important question loomed for the administration: how would that lost time be made up? The school board answered this question on Monday, April 9, deciding that April 25,...
Running along West A street in the frigid fall, a few brave souls travel together as an act of defiance to mother nature. It turns out not even the harshest of conditions can keep members of this year's track & field team...
Ten states held Republican Presidential caucuses or primaries on March 6 in the electoral tradition of “Super Tuesday.” Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts, won four states decisively, while Rick Santorum, former...
With headliners Jack White, Bon Iver and Beck, this year’s 11th annual Sasquatch! Music Festival lineup has led to an incredibly high demand for tickets. Other bands include The Shins, Tenacious D, Beirut and many more that...
