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Donut shop brings new flavors to Cedar Valley
Icon Donuts and Sweetery didn’t want to be compared to Dunkin’ Donuts, they wanted to be Iconic. They set out to create a line of...
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AP, college classes provide free credits for future
Although tough, one of the most popular ways of saving money amongst high school students is to take advanced classes that provide college credits. “I...
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Six of seven large group speech teams make State
Six out of seven large group teams from the Tigers’ speech team earned the right to compete at State with other large group competitors from...
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Peet hosts annual Black History Month events
Every year at Peet Junior High, a group of students come together to help spread the word about the importance of black history month. During...
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Early graduates exploring after high school options
Completing the required courses, getting all the credits and exploring the fields/classes one wants to may seem hard to do in four years, but some...
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Speech team back with new leadership
With the first speech competition approaching, the participants and coaches are working hard to prepare themselves for Jan. 19 when they kick off the season...
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Nutrition classes launch their own food trucks
In a unit for Rona Messmore’s Food Nutrition II classes, students not only created dishes for their hypothetical food truck businesses, they designed miniature models...
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Local store hopes to assist people with disabilities, the elderly
New thrift store Trinkets and Togs carries a variety of things including clothing items, collectables, furniture, shoes and many other items to discover. A...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
