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The student newspaper of, by, and for Ames High School.

The WEB

The student newspaper of, by, and for Ames High School.

The WEB

Ames High's Debate team at a tournament.

Ames High’s Debate Program Faces Uncertainty

Subaita Nooha, WEB Reporter May 29, 2025

The Ames High Debate team has been around for decades, training students in argumentation, public speaking, and in-depth research. Over the years, generations of students have participated in the club,...

A collage of some of my favorite moments from this year on The Web.

A Final Farewell

Chantal de Macedo Eulenstein, Editor-in-Chief May 21, 2025

It is hard to put into words how much The Web means to me. I remember how excited I was sophomore year to walk into room 2600 as an official member of The Web staff. I wore my gray “America Needs Journalists”...

Piece and Freedom Bakery's menu hangs above the store's front counter. The bakery aims to bring a taste of Ukraine to Ames.

Piece and Freedom Bakery Brings a Piece of Ukraine to Ames

Chantal de Macedo Eulenstein, Editor-in-Chief May 21, 2025

Main Street has a new addition: nestled between Raygun and Cooks’ Emporium you can find a store unlike any other in Ames. With fresh sourdough peering out the window and a glass case filled with everything...

Here is me during the season, proudly representing Ames High, not just the school, but all of you, and everybody who proudly resides in this small city, at one of the biggest tournaments of the year, the Ed Winger Invite.

Senior Column: Be Grateful for Ames High

Jabari Hinson, Sports Editor May 21, 2025

I will forever be grateful to have grown up in Ames. I may be biased, but this is the best place to raise a family and the best school you can send your kids to. Many parents and families I've talked to...

Fight the Long Defeat

Fight the Long Defeat

Sam Galindo, WEB Editor May 20, 2025

I remember being in fourth grade, reading the Hobbit. One day as I was nearing the end of the book, I asked my mother whether she had read it too. “No,” she laughed, “we adults have no time for these...

A photo taken of me at prom in Des Moines  in front of the Iowa state capitol. Senior year has made me realize how beautiful Iowa is, and has made me question my unrelenting desire to leave the state.

Love Iowa a Little More

Chantal de Macedo Eulenstein, Editor-in-Chief May 20, 2025

I am going to miss Ames High. I have come to this realization slowly as graduation day has inched ever closer, and my excitement at leaving has been overshadowed by an increasing sense of melancholy. Hidden...

Senior column: My final chapter (of high school)

Senior column: My final chapter (of high school)

Ethel Navarro, Features editor May 20, 2025

I still remember walking into Ames High for the first time—nervous, excited, and wondering how I’d ever survive four years (being a non-native English speaker btw). Now, somehow, I’m writing this...

Fin DeLisi made his first appearance of his senior season versus Valley, the current (as of 5/6/25) #1 ranked team in 4A, where the Little Cyclones won 1-0, with DeLisi keeping a clean sheet.

It’s Been a Long Wait for DeLisi, But Now He Has His Shot

Jabari Hinson, Sports Editor May 18, 2025

The father of English poetry, Geoffrey Chaucer, famously stated, "Patience is a conquering virtue." That is a quote that applies to Ames High's goalkeeper: senior Fin DeLisi.  DeLisi has had plenty of...

The WEB covered everything from sports to politics in an action-packed 2024-25 school year.

The WEB “Wrapped!”

Elio Viatori, News Editor May 18, 2025

WEB readers, the 2024-2025 school year was a great one for student journalism! The WEB published 43 stories and released 5 print editions to date (watch out for our 6th, coming out this week!) What...

Students and family members explore various cultural booths at the Ames High Culture Fair.

The Return of Ames High’s Culture Fair

Subaita Nooha, WEB Reporter May 15, 2025

With over 25 countries represented, the cafeteria of Ames High was transformed into a cultural showcase. Colorful posters and trifolds were on display as flags were strewn across tables alongside various...

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