Today, Sept. 19, the entire Freshman Class of 2016 filed into Keating Theatre during homeroom to determine who they wanted to lead their class. After school, the official announcement was made of the students...
For five years, freshmen have given up roughly three homerooms each year for TryPOD leaders to teach them about the dangers of excessive drinking. They learned facts about safe alcohol consumption and...
Students have until Oct. 10 to register and vote in the elections for state representative Nov. 6, according to Abby Peterson, college counselor.
Running are Deb Lavender and Rick Stream. If elected...
While fall for some people means bonfires, football and hoodies, it means it is time to start getting ready for college for seniors. Here are some tips to make this time less stressful.
Finding the...
Students and staff are quick to label the relationship with their smart phonesas an attachment. They cherish their phones like a loved one, using a passcode and a protective phone case, such as an Otterbox....
Two days from now KHS will have 22 new students come across seas from Hamburg, Germany for the final phase of the German American Partnership Program, or GAPP, that took place earlier this summer with...
The Greentree Festival is coming to Kirkwood Park Sept. 14-16. There is something there for everyone. Boyfriends can win their girlfriends a stuffed animal or a 2-liter bottle of soda at the game section....
Twenty-year-old Sean Adams, KHS 2010 graduate, was sentenced to 35 years in prison Thursday, Sept. 6 for the rape of a female neighbor in Oct. 2010, according to KSDK. Adams, who was 19 at the time of...
The tar began to melt on the streets, students stepped outside only to be drenched in sweat within minutes, and the temperature only rose as summer progressed. So far more than 19 days this summer have...
