All posts tagged "home"
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Cedar Bend participating in UNI homecoming, looking for volunteers
The Cedar Bend Humane Society is having a parade this Saturday, Oct. 21 on Mainstreet at 10 a.m. with UNI. This shows that CB (Cedar...
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Cross country teams take top spots at Districts, advance to State
So far this season, the Tigers have been on a winning streak. The men’s team has won all but two races, in every division. The...
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Holmes students touch up on their art skills as Inktober begins worldwide
Around the world artists begin to touch up on their inking skills by participating in Inktober and completing the 31 prompts before October ends. In...
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During bus safety week, let’s pay attention to smart choices
There haven’t been many drivers that have gone past the bus when the lights were flashing. However, on certain streets, there have been multiple drivers...
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Caffeine has a major effect on students
Caffeine is a stimulant found in many popular drinks, particularly things you drink in the morning, and for good reason. Caffeine provides a burst of...
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Still time to join winter, spring eSports seasons
Another year of Esports has begun, and with a new year means more opportunities to join Esports. While it may be too late to join...
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As teens grow up, so do their Halloween celebrations
Every October and November, people all across the United States and beyond celebrate All Hallows Eve, or more commonly known as Halloween. This holiday comes...
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Peet freshman cheerleaders cheer at their last football game last Tuesday
The Peet cheerleaders had their last football game of the season last Tuesday. Freshman cheerleaders are trying to make the most out of their last...
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Creative writing opens windows of self expression
For eons in humanity, the arts have been a longtime product of the people and cultures that existed. One of the early forms of art...
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High school athletes exploring lucrative promotional deals with companies
NIL, short for “Name, Image, and Likeness,” refers to a shift in college and high school athletics where student-athletes are now allowed to profit from...
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A Nation On Pause: Students speak out on nation’s political divide
The current Federal Government Shutdown is the second-longest in U.S. history. So far, it has been 30 days since it began on Oct. 1, and it has led to...
