Peculiar community read attracts many
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer In the world of odd fiction books, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs stands out among the rest […]
Darth Plagieus sets stage for Clone Wars
By Arik Espinosa, staff writer Before the reign of the Empire there was Darth Plagieus, the Sith Lord responsible for providing the foundation to the grand […]
High school sports are life blood of community
By Andre Brown, staff writer It’s an October Friday night and more than 2,000 people pack in a brightly lit football stadium. The atmosphere is alive, […]
Voters to decide on KUSD athletic referendum this spring
By Andre Brown and Nikki Thomas, staff writers Kenosha Unified School District has proposed a $16.7 million plan to improve the dis-trict high schools’ athletic facilities […]
Season’s end prediction
By Tyler Krimpelbein, staff writer We are now nearing the middle of the NBA season. This has been an eventful first half. Before the season started […]
Major League Baseball all shook up in 2015
By Tyler Krimpelbein, staff writer Baseball fans will have a different view on their teams next season. The baseball Winter Meetings with teams and players held […]
Permutation in the NFL
By Tyler Krimpelbein, staff writer The National Football League will have it’s own “continental drift” by the time the 2015-16 season arrives. There are changes in […]
IT wrestlers get down to business
By Arik Espinosa, staff writer Winter had come and within its freezing mist now comes a new season for a very eager wrestling team that is […]
Blackhawks fall short at Nationals Park
By Chris Shea, staff writer From first to third base in Nationals Park in Washington D.C., there was a hockey rink to usher in the New […]
As retailers revel in spending spike, teens share mixed views on Valentine’s Day
By Julia Conforti, staff writer Valentine’s Day is the day of love, where couples feel as if it’s a requirement to impress and treat their significant […]