Human Interest – Stampede

Students in Spring Hill spoke up and made their voices heard about the racial issues in society.

#BlackLivesMatter in Spring Hill

June 15, 2020

Nurses at a California hospital were not being provided with proper masks that could help keep them safe from contracting COVID-19. They are faced with the same problem as healthcare professionals from across the country: dangerous circumstances with improper equipment and compensation (photo courtesy of AP News).

On the Front Lines

April 28, 2020

When you go onto Netflix you will see that “Code 8” is #6 (at the time of writing this April 17th) in the “Top 10 in U.S. Today.” It’s preview briefly introduces you to Code 8’s world of superpowers (Photo by Z. Knust).

Review: “Code 8”

April 24, 2020

If I don't have enough toilet paper, I will scream (photo submitted by A.Bates).

Give Me Toilet Paper or Give Me Death!

April 20, 2020

This Pennsylvania grocery store's shelves are becoming a common sight in stores all across the country, as panic buying due to COVID-19 continues (photo courtesy of AP News).

Supermarket Stress

April 20, 2020

To meet up but still maintain safety, Olivia Lister, 10, would drive to my house; I would stand six feet away from the car while we talked to maintain safe social distancing. However, due to rising concern for COVID-19, these visits have since stopped (photo submitted by O. Lister).

Fight the COVID Funk

April 8, 2020

When you open Netflix, this is the first thing you see. “#1 in the U.S Today” along with Joe Exotic, the main character, posing with a few of his big cats. It then plays a short preview of the series, grabbing the viewer’s attention (Photo by M. Putnam).

Review: “Tiger King” Documentary

April 7, 2020

Faculty Profile: Feeback

February 28, 2020

The cheerleaders lead the crowd in Fight Song before the varsity boys basketball game starts. The boys played on Dec. 13 and lost to Lansing High School (Photo by MSutton)

SHIBT: Traditions and Transitions

January 24, 2020

Meet Your SHIBT Hostesses and Coordinators

January 23, 2020

On Dec. 12, Jake Hooker, Evan Letellier, and Denver Gardner, 11, work on a lab in their advanced placement Chemistry class. Taking AP classes can count as college credits as long as the student does well on a test at the end of the year given by College Board (Photo by H. Smith).

New Semester, New Classes

January 23, 2020

The varsity girls basketball team as they stand for the National Anthem. The girls went on to beat Atchison in their first game of the season (photo by A Frigon).

Basketball Versus Football

January 21, 2020

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