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Take a Second, Make a Difference,TASMAD for short, was a two-day retreat held in mid-October for a group of 25 high school students and four teachers, while 15 junior high students...
Halloween is a time to be scared, or at the very least that’s what juniors Micah Cauthers, Emiliano Zuniga and Marcus Fleshman thought. For the past two years on Oct. 28-29, these ...
Parents’ Night for football, cheerleading and cross country was held on Oct. 14, prior to the football team against Topeka - Cair Paravel.
There were three cross country runners,...
Having to answer questions one after another trying to answer them as fast as you can is very difficult, but this small group of eight people love it.
“Scholar’s Bowl is a compet...
With only 90 minutes to shoot under the guidance of a professional photographer, sophomore Daysha Schickel and junior Karsen Vandegrift were put to a challenge.
Schickel and V...
Who did the crime and where in the mansion was it committed?
The tale begins at a remote mansion, where six mysterious guests assemble for an unusual dinner party where murder a...
Students at Chase County are generally fairly static, with the same people students see in preschool being with them until graduation for the most part. Because of this, it’s alway...
Coming together to get the “Don’t Do Drugs” point across, junior high Student Council members hoped to get everyone to listen in a creative way. “Red Ribbon Week” was a week to le...
The high school KAY organization has been doing many different service projects throughout the school year.
The group began collecting paper goods on Oct. 14 for the C4 food pantr...
The junior high girls basketball team head coach Randy Peterson, is joined by a new assistant coach, Rachel Wilson. After the resignation of previous coach Cally Yeager from the ...
The boys are led by head coach Clayton Happy, a fourth grade teacher at the elementary school, and assistant coach Jeremy Hansford, a teacher at the high school. This will be the c...
With leadership from the eighth graders, and combining forces with players from North Lyon County, they ended the season on a good note.
Having seven NLC players on the team, ...
Junior high volleyball has ended with a bang this year with a close game against the Vikings. The team improved this year, with the players taking pride in their newfound skills.
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“And the winners of the 2022 Homecoming King and Queen are…”
The speakers boomed as senior candidates Mayah Dorsey, Mitch Budke, Emily Miser, Cal Kohlmeier, Grace O’Brien a...
Trying to reach all ages for the first home football game of the season on Sept. 9, Student Council hosted a Hero Night prior to the football game against Colony Crest and then t...
With only a couple of weeks to plan it out, Student Council thought of Bullpup Day because it would be fun interacting with the younger kids for the first half of the day before ge...
In a small town, Future Business Leaders of America members hosted a pancake feed that made over $800 in just three hours, having the students help with money, drinks and the pan...
The homecoming parade and pep rally were held on Friday, Sept. 30 towards the end of the day.
“The most difficult thing during the pep rally and parade was organizing each event ...
It’s a rare sight to see more than a handful of businesses in one place, but on Oct. 5, local businesses and colleges came together for the first-ever career fair at CCJSHS.
The j...
From crazy competitions to cupcakes, the students showed school pride during Spirit week.
For “Anything But A Backpack Day” I brought a crockpot. It was very last minute and I’m ...