“I don't think that closing bars, bars and restaurants, I don't think closing them was the answer. I think he could restrict our hours, you know, keep us at 50 percent. Do anything else but closing us...
One nurse at the University of MN Cancer Center knows what it is like to be at the other end of that world-shattering diagnosis.
“I had kidney cancer when I was 15,” Amy Graham explained. “And...
Stella Bertsch , Broadcast Editor-in-Cheif
• November 29, 2020
From a young age, senior Joey Lottsfeldt has always loved to make people laugh and a passion for making videos. After watching his favorite Youtube channel “Nelk Boys” for years, he decided to start...
With the help of HealthPartners, a new and family owned pharmacy called Valley Drug has opened. Valley Drug became the only independent pharmacy in the Stillwater Area after opening in May. Owner Jim Polucha,...
As the summer comes to an end students, teachers and parents all get ready for change. For middle school teacher Andrew Jurek, known as Mr. Jurek by his students, the change is more extreme. Like a lot...
Emma Wagner, Copy Editor-in-chief
• November 28, 2020
As she presses the publish button, senior Andrea Kaiser smiles and relaxes. A new TikTok video will help boost her following and her rising art business. Although her new video is only half a minute, her...
Sophomore Hannah Hebert has put a lot of effort into trying to make her community a better place this year. She built a Little Free Library with her dad on a hot day this summer, and put it in her front...
Jerry Jones returned to his former job as a high school orchestra teacher this fall. Former orchestra teacher Zach Sawyer and his fiancee decided to move back to Boston to see his family.
“His...
Sophia Arndt, Photography Editor
• November 19, 2020
Brendon sits quiet, silhouette illuminated by the fluorescent blue light of their computer. Zoned out from the music playing softly, staring determinedly at the email document.
Deep breath, and begin.
Dear...
Abby Anderson, Photography Editor
• November 19, 2020
After a restless night, English Teacher Andrew Smith woke up on October 20th, 2009, alone in his house. His wife was still at the hospital with their son after giving birth the day before. He, however,...
Emma Wagner, Copy Editor-in-Chief
• November 18, 2020
Pen hits paper. A swirling line wisps across the page as the ink seeps through the paper and resonates. Drastic angles slash through the smooth curvature back and forth creating sharp twists of contrast....
Something was missing from this late summer afternoon. The chilled breeze rustled the hedges outside of his ground floor window as junior Soren Gabor sits at his desk, pondering his purpose. The roar of...
