What do you plan on doing over Spring Break?
By Helena Schultz, staff writer
Month: April 2017
Making the grade: Game time, frozen custard goes to Indian Trail freshmen who earned average or better grades
About 240 freshman students who had C’s or above were treated to free Culver’s custard and numerous games during seventh period on March 23. The […]
Girls Bowling strikes silver at state tourney
The Indian Trail girls bowling team made it to state for the third time in a row. The past two years they have taken rst. […]
Treat Yourself: Top 5 Spring Break movies
By Andie Bernhardt, Staff Writer 1.The Last Song This movie based on best-selling author Nicholas Sparks’ novel, “The Last Song” will take your emotions on a […]
Gamers rejoice over gaming tournament
By Taylor Johansen, staff writer Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Super Smash Brothers: Even somebody who doesn’t play video games at all might recognize these games. Although […]
A Dog’s Purpose provides heart warming experience for audience
By Ashley Brown, Entertainment Editor Emotion. Passion. Belonging. Three words powerful enough to describe the heart-felt film, A Dog’s Purpose. A Dog’s Purpose, released January […]
Rings takes bold step forward, creates new form of horror
By Ashley Brown, Entertainment Editor Some mysteries are mysteries for a reason. They reveal something, the horrible truth, that would bring another to their demise. […]
Restaurant Showdown: Panera Bread against Corner Bakery
By Montana Bunner, staff writer Corner Bakery Cafe is a newer place in town, at The Corners at Prairie Ridge, in the plaza right by […]
Psychological thriller Split delivers big at box office
By Montana Bunner, staff writer Split, directed by M. Night Shyamalan, is a suspenseful movie involving the psychological aspect of the brain. Kevin Wendle Crumb […]
West Side Wonderland warms up the winter season
Photos by Andie Bernhardt