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Pop’s Sweet Shop is a new addition to downtown Spring Hill as of November 29th, selling homemade fudge, candy, ice cream, and unique flavors of cotton candy (photo credit O. Leblanc).

Business Review: Pop’s Sweet Shop

Olivia Leblanc, Graphics Manager
December 11, 2020
Many successes can be found from trying new hobbies. Just have fun and be open to trying new things that come your way (photo credit L. Shetlar).

Committing to a Hobby

Aubrianna Shetlar, Staff Writer
December 8, 2020
As I approach my final semester of school my room is slowly getting more and more messy. However, I’m still doing some of my school work and so I think that’s what counts (photo credit H. Smith).

To Trudge On

Hannah Smith, Copy Editor
December 3, 2020
Meredith Todd, 12, Ryann McDaniel, 11, and I sat together talking about life. I am really glad to have friends that I can be myself around (photo credit R. McDaniel).

You Can’t Please Everyone

Annabelle Davis, Staff Writer
November 23, 2020
On Nov. 23, Laura Seifert, substitute teacher, stood in for Kelsea Stueve, Spanish teachers, fourth hour class. Stueve is one of many teachers who find themselves unable to come to school for one reason or another, and high school teachers have had to begin subbing for their coworkers (photo credit A. Kice).

No Substitute for COVID

Mallory Putnam, Staff Writer
November 23, 2020
The Enneagram Test is a series of questions that attempt to identify your core personality traits. This test, while it seems superficial, is actually incredibly accurate and helpful for gaining insights into ones personality (photo credit M. Sutton).

That’s My Type

Madison Sutton, Staff Writer
November 23, 2020
When a student gets a notice that they must quarantine due to COVID-19 exposure, they often dont think of all the work that has gone into that decision. Two of the people responsible for contact tracing at the high school laid out the entire process, which is more involved than some may think (design credit O. Leblanc).

The Ins and Outs of Contact Tracing

Taylor Dent, Stampede Editor in Chief
November 20, 2020
A lot of underclassmen who care about politics have taken to social media in an attempt to sway people to their side. Some of these underclassmen talked about why this matters to them so much (photo credit T. Dent).

Opinionated Underclassmen Speak Out

Lily Haney, Staff Writer
November 19, 2020
In the 2019 Student Council cornhole tournament, Ridge Gerstberger and Meredith Todd, class of 2021, participated. Student Council events like the cornhole tournament will look a little different this year, but they will still be there to bring some fun into an otherwise bleak year (photo credit I. Williams).

Boosting Morale and Making a Difference

Madison Sutton, Staff Writer
November 17, 2020
In the song Ready or Not, Remington White, 10, is startled by the rest of the cast while playing a fake game of hide and seek. The show follows the story of Tom, a new teacher who is performing Schoolhouse Rock songs in preparation for the first day of school (photo credit K. Oakes).

“Schoolhouse Rock Live!” Review

Lily Haney, Staff Writer
November 13, 2020
Claire Crawley, this season’s bachelorette, posing with roses falling all around her. If she decides to award a man with a rose, that means he gets to move on to the next round while others are sent home (Photo by M.Putnam).

“The Bachelorette” Season 16 Review

Mallory Putnam, Staff Writer
November 13, 2020
Proper mask etiquette has been a bit of a problem at SHHS. Masks help people reduce the spread of COVID-19, and it is very important to wear and maintain properly (design credit O. Leblanc).

Masks Remain Crucial

Zack Knust, Staff Writer
November 13, 2020
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