MOST RECENT STORIES

M-52 new road building plus detours

May 14, 2020

In midst of pandemic, Heidrich revokes retirement

April 22, 2020

“ASSAULT WEAPONS ARE TOO POWERFUL FOR CIVILIANS” response;

April 15, 2020

The shadow print reads; “A WELL REGULATED MILITIA DOESN’T KILL KIDS”. The intention appears for this to be a negative reverse physiological or subliminal, message, but is a correct statement! AR or MSR (modern sporting rifl...

Farmers state bank art competition

Mickenzi Merriweather, Staff Reporter

March 30, 2020

Picture a huge brick castle connecting to a bridge leading to the entrance across a surrounding moat. In front, there’s a horse standing stationary with rolling hills and mountains landscaping the background view with only t...

Not every mental illness is visible

Kaitelyn Walker, Opinion editor

March 6, 2020

5 a.m. - My alarm demands me to start the day after only 5 hours of sleep. 5:20 a.m. - My energy kicks in as I look for breakfast, so my mom hands me my long acting Concerta. 5:50 a.m. - Thoughts about what things could ha...

Close–knit communities need closer places for teens to work

Hannah Bolton, Editor in chief

March 5, 2020

Imagine you spend eight hours in school, one or two hours for extra curricular, and then have to drive for the same amount of time to get to work. This is the life of a rural student—students who have to go out of the way to ge...

5G, the new necessity connecting cities to rural wasteland

Hannah Bolton, Editor in chief

March 4, 2020

Latency. Bandwidth. Coverage. Capacity. Density. These are the promises of 5G. While these serve as a nice commodity for many, they are crucial for rural areas. As technology has become more prominent in schools, so has the gap in ac...