Basketball, a very time-absorbing, mind-challenging sport, has very many athletes participate every year. Sophia Hatcher is being one of those athletes.
Sophia Hatcher, a freshman athlete here at Ames...
During Covid-19, there were always messages saying, “Thanks to our doctors for helping us through these trying times!” But not for teachers. Why? Teachers make those jobs possible.
Being an educator...
According to pewresearch.com, 63% of US teenage girls ranging from the ages of 13-17 attend religious services and identify as Christian. For Frankie Hadsall, she is proud to say she is part of...
The ring of the bell, the crossing of train tracks, and another Tuesday afternoon.
A group of students returns to the Presbyterian Church turned high-school hangout space, now moved inside to avoid...
Every day, James Webb gets to school bright and early. But he is not there to learn. He’s got a boatload of tasks to accomplish to prepare for his high school students.
Ames High School English...
Celeste Symons, Sports & Activities Editor
• December 15, 2022
In recent years, the topic of mental health has become more and more acknowledged due to how important it is to a person, however, mental health issues are increasing due to a multitude of things and it...
For the first time in nearly ten years, Ames High has added a certified Library technician, Erin Faas, to our staff.
Ms. Faas is from the small town of Osage, Iowa, and is familiar with working with...
Celeste Symons, Sports & Activities Editor
• November 3, 2022
Recently the Ames Community School district introduced a lot of new staff members, teachers and coaches to the district. One of which is Patrick Donovan.
Mr. Donovan is a returning instructional coach...
At 18, Daniel Musel is the only person at Iowa State University to major solely in saving the world, currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in climate science. The small college launched the program...
