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Mark Greaney’s signature on the front page of Relentless, his newest novel which was released on February 16. Special thanks to the staff at Novel for their assistance for this article.

Alumnus releases newest book in Gray Man series

Katie Stanek, News & Feature Team Leader April 9, 2021

It’s nighttime in Berlin, and a young woman walks down the street. She knows she’s being followed. She knows she’s in danger. Still, she keeps walking, entering a memorial park filled with shadows...

COVID-19 vaccines are being used to combat the virus and the destruction that the virus has caused. For some in the White Station community, their experience with the vaccine has been beneficial for themselves and those close to them.

COVID-19 vaccine tested, tried and true among White Station community

Katie Stanek, News & Feature Team Leader February 21, 2021

The COVID-19 vaccine is a savior for some, a mystery to others, but an interesting topic for all. While multiple versions of the vaccine have been approved by the FDA, many  are still cautious of the...

Special education teacher Laurie Roberts teaches Jeb Polatty (9) how to maneuver Microsoft Teams. Connecting with the special ed students is one of the more difficult aspects of virtual learning, but Roberts and Melissa Anderson, another special ed teacher, make it work.

Special education especially difficult amidst pandemic

Katie Stanek, News and Feature Team Leader January 5, 2021

Teachers, administration and students alike have grappled with the challenges virtual school presents. Few, however, have struggled with and overcome as many obstacles as the special education (special...

Axel Miller (9) and Jordan Kirby (9) dig holes in preparation for wooden posts for an obstacle. Over the course of five days, volunteers came and helped construct the Jerry Hiemer JROTC Leadership Course at WSHS.

No obstacle too big for JROTC Team: Jerry Hiemer JROTC Leadership Course constructed during COVID pandemic

Katie Stanek, News and Feature Team Leader October 24, 2020

In the face of a global health crisis and an increasing number of COVID cases, many organizations around the world have had to cancel events. However, one student refused to let COVID-19 thwart his plans....

Becca Crislip (10) glances at the camera during a Grand Entry Team performance on October 10. Crislip and Natalie Sharp (10) perform with the group at rodeos, horse shows, and other functions.

Not just horsing around: Becca Crislip and Natalie Sharp participate in Grand Entry Team

Katie Stanek, News and Feature Team Leader October 23, 2020

Some dream of performing in front of crowd-packed stands with glaring lights streaming down on them. For Becca Crislip (10) and Natalie Sharp (10), performing in front of large crowds is a reality with...

DoubleTree by Hilton released its cookie recipe, allowing everyone to enjoy them while people are staying safe at home.

Where there’s a whisk, there’s a way: 3 recipes to help beat boredom in quarantine

Katie Stanek May 3, 2020

Harry Truman once said, “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.” As COVID-19 continues to isolate people in their homes, Truman’s quote is proving true. Escaping from the devastation...

Spanish teacher Emilee Chesnut smiles as she performs split squats on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Chesnut, along with other teachers, chooses to dedicate her few hours of free time to work out.

Working (out) after hours: teachers stay active outside of school

Katie Stanek March 24, 2020

After an exhausting school day, some teachers go home, close the door and collapse on the couch. Others choose to push past the fatigue and better their minds and bodies through exercise. Elizabeth...

 The FAFSA is a major checkpoint in a senior’s application to colleges. Students need to complete its many questions to receive federal money for college.

FAFSA for first-timers

Katie Stanek March 5, 2020

There are many steps seniors have to take to get into college. While some steps are more well-known, such as filling out the Common App or writing essays, others are less so. For example, there is one...

Kolby Hilson (12) attempts to dunk the basketball during the varsity game versus the Harding Academy Lions on January 9, 2020. The boys team won 69-59. The girls team lost 60-50.

Basketball teams find success this regular season: Boys and girls varsity teams rank in the top ten for the Commercial Appeal

Katie Stanek March 2, 2020

From tournament championships to twenty-plus-point wins, both the varsity boys and girls basketball teams have had a season to remember. Both teams have at least ten wins, which is no small feat considering...

Annie Kannady (12) swims the 50 breaststroke race during the 2020 county championship meet on Saturday, Jan. 25. The meet lasted the entire day, starting with the qualifying races in the morning and ending with finals in the evening.

WSHS swimmers take on the county meet as the road to state draws to a close

Katie Stanek February 4, 2020

As the state swim competition approaches, the WSHS swim team prepares both in and out of the water. Rachel Kannady, after seven years of coaching swim at WSHS, has the checklist down pat. The first item...

After hours, drive-by shooting at White Station High School affects students, parents, and faculty alike

Katie Stanek January 30, 2020

Adults, teens and children hear about shootings constantly. For the students of White Station, however, a recent shooting hit a little closer to home. Literally. Around 9:20 pm on Tuesday, Jan. 28, a...

The ingredients and measuring cups for chocolate crinkle cookies lie on my counter, waiting to be used to create decadent cookies. In my opinion, cookies are the ultimate sign of the holiday season.

Christmas cookies and happy hearts – this is how the holiday starts

Katie Stanek January 6, 2020

How do you know it’s the holiday season? Is it the classic songs that start playing on a 24-hour loop on the radio? The twenty-degree temperature drop? For me, the smell of baking cookies announces the...

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