The student news site of Stillwater Area High School

The Pony Express
The student news site of Stillwater Area High School

The Pony Express
The student news site of Stillwater Area High School

The Pony Express
Katie Hutton

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Chief

Katie is a senior who feeds her coffee addiction by working at a local cafe in downtown Stillwater. She is an Online Editor-in-Chief and enjoys writing and shows about superheroes. She is very bad at making cupcakes. If you ask her to make a cupcake she will happily say yes, but will probably buy them.

 

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Dollars for Dreams helps those in need pursue better futures

Dollars for Dreams helps those in need pursue better futures

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Cheif
May 11, 2016
A replica Chinchorro mask can be found in the exhibit. As found in the exhibit, the Chinchorro people were the first to practice mummification. “A mask like this one would have been the finishing touch on a Chinochurro mummy,” says the Museum.

Exhibit unwraps history of mummification through new technology

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Chief
April 8, 2016
Running a blog may seem like all fun and games, but Janel has a lot of behind the scene work to get done. She must spend a large amount of time on emailing and dealing with brands. While there can be a large amount of business work, there are still perks for Janel's job that she likes to take note of, "A lot of what I can do I can wear sweatpants," jokes Janel.

Janel's blog Nellie Bellie features a variety of unique and aesthetically pleasing photos for her viewers to enjoy, however, there are other pictures featured to show off who Janel is; a down-to-earth, fun loving mom with a passion. While Janel does enjoy the popularity her posts can receive, some of her favorite creations are the less noted, "My favorite is the farmers market, cooking for real, no pressures. I love to make things with real food, I like to make cabbage pie or tomato cobbler or something with farmer’s market stuff that’s my favorite, and it’s not the most popular," says Janel.

[Photo] Janel Hutton makes a career out of blogging

April 12, 2016
Boycott Hollywood, not Academy Awards

Boycott Hollywood, not Academy Awards

Katie Hutton, Editor-in-Chief
February 24, 2016
The BOLD proposal was first introduced Dec. 17 discussing the closure of Marine, Withrow and Oak Park Elementary schools. The decision was delayed until March 3 after request by Superintendent Pontrelli. "We were hoping from the meeting that it would be a 'no' vote and that they listen to the community and are willing to move forward and have community involvement in it," Withrow resident Debra Wagner says.

Proposal brings forth bold new ideas

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Chief
January 15, 2016
United States welcoming Syrian refugees

United States welcoming Syrian refugees

Katie Hutton, Editor-in-Chief
January 15, 2016
Social studies teacher becomes student for a day

Social studies teacher becomes student for a day

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Chief
December 16, 2015
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[Photo] McKenzie’s class helps fulfill 8-year-old’s wish

Allie Langness, Online Editor-in-Chief
December 11, 2015
Remove carcinogenic processed meat from cafeterias

Remove carcinogenic processed meat from cafeterias

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Chief
December 5, 2015
Photo by Katie Hutton Hannah was motivated to buy the bakery at its location in Churchill largely because it came with the equipment she needed. "It was really nice because it had all the permits with it," Hannah said.

Graduate opens dream bakery

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Chief
October 27, 2015
Photo by Katie Hutton Hannah still plans to move parts of her business to the front of her family's store, Johnny's T.V. "For now this place will work," Hannah said.

Photo by Katie Hutton Hannah was selling her baked goods before she bought her bakery. "I sold baked goods to my family, friends, and other business to make some money for the bakery," Fazendine said.

Photo by Katie Hutton Hannah's bakery sits on Churchill street near Meister's Bar and Grill. "[The bakery is] kind of old fashioned," said Espelien.

Students share superstitious pasttimes

Katie Hutton, Online Editor-in-Chief
May 12, 2015

New club teaches Korean culture

Katie Hutton, Photographer
March 26, 2015
The bar uses “Dogwood”, a coffee company located in many locations scattered around the Twin Cities. The company develops close relations with its sources and roasts its own beans. “We have come to know and work with great people in our coffee experience so far, and we'll strive to continue this process for years to come,” said the Dogwood coffee website.

The Bar is located on Como Ave in Minneapolis, which can be located off of 35W and near Van Cleve Park. It is a perfect spot for this winter season. "February means love is in the air and there are waffles to share," the Bar's Instagram account said.

The interior, though on the smaller side, bustles with people and smells like coffee and warm butter. There is a bar where customers can view their drinks being made. "The new interior provides an open space for members of the community and students near the university to relax, hang out and enjoy a drink and a waffle," said the Bar's website.

"All of our beans come from local quality roasters Dogwood Coffee Co," the website stated. The list of coffee drinks are relatively stream-lined, but customers can find a list of non-coffee drinks as well. Options like chai tea or 'Grey Duck chais' are available as well.

Black was once known as Muddsuckers, a coffee shop located in the south east Como neighborhood. It was owned by Brad Cimaglio, one of the creators of Black: Coffee and Waffle Bar. According to their website, "In January of 2014 with the help of project manager Kelly Nelson and Rebecca Powers, they undertook a complete re-brand project into what is now Black Coffee and Waffle Bar."

[Photo] Black Coffee and Waffle Bar explodes in popularity

February 12, 2015
Eve Thompson has been skating for 13 years. "It's always been comforting and natural to me," she says.

Thompson, 13 years on ice

Katie Hutton, Visual Arts Managing Editor
December 24, 2014
Sociology and history teacher, Molly Siebert, works through her pain of the medical technicalities that came with her appendicitis. “It was a six week recovery, but within a week after the surgery, I was back in the E.R. and admitted overnight in the hospital because I was having the exact same abdominal pain again,” Siebert said.

Social studies teacher works through pain

Katie Hutton, Visual Arts Managing Editor
November 18, 2014
Photo by Hannah Crawford Senior McKenzie Shepard studies for the math section of the ACT in the upper rotunda of Stillwater Area High School.

ACT scores steadily improving

Katie Hutton, Visual Arts Managing Editor
October 2, 2014
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