Kaelber scores career 1000th point
By Andre Brown, staff writer If anyone has been the face of the Indian Trail girls basketball program since it started three years ago, it has […]
Boys basketball advances to Elite Eight
By Tyler Krimpelbein, staff writer From a 10-12 overall record in the 2013-14 season and a first-round-oust by the Tremper Trojans, the let down was real […]
The NBA player’s dream
By Tyler Krimpelbein, staff writer Maybe the biggest achievement for a player is not just winning games. It may be receiving their own signature shoe to […]
NBA Superstar has another down-FALL
By Tyler Krimpelbein, staff writer Imagine growing up in the city of Chicago, home of about 2.7 million people, playing the same game thousands of people […]
Go nuts for these Donuts … & Chicken
Samantha Nichols, staff writer Mike’s Donuts & Chicken is well worth the trip to downtown Kenosha. It is an affordable, family friendly restaurant that is known […]
Kings jump the Sharks at Levi’s Stadium
By Chris Shea, staff writer Whether it’s indoors or outdoors, the Los Angeles Kings can win wherever. On Feb. 21, the Kings won their seventh consecutive […]
NHL trade deadline: Teams bolster for playoff push
By Chris Shea, staff writer Monday March 2, 2015 set the final day that teams in the National Hockey League can trade for players to help […]
Spidey swings back home to Marvel
By Arik Espinosa, staff writer On Feb 9, Marvel and Sony announced that they will share the screen rights to Spider-Man. This means that Spider-Man will […]
… Dary! Post-Oscars wrap up
By Matt Murphy, staff writer On Sunday Feb. 22, the 87th annual Academy Awards were aired and there were quite a bit of shockers. Let’s start […]
Antigone lights up KUSD theater
By Matt Murphy, staff writer Antigone, which hit Indian Trail’s stage in early March, is a Greek tragedy translated by Sophocles in 441 B.C. The theater’s […]