Greenwood Community High School Student Newspaper
In a world closely mirroring our own upcoming election, Red, White, and Royal Blue is a deeply compelling romance. Red, White, and Royal Blue is a realistic fiction piece that takes place in the year before the 2020 election. It follows Alex Claremont-Diaz, the son of the president, and Henry Windsor, prince of Wales. It’s… Continue reading Red, White, and Royal Blue book review
With the new circumstances of this year comes new ways of operating. Mr. Rob Irwin, athletic director, is working on new methods of selling football tickets. The old system of standing in line and buying tickets at the gate is not realistic. The new system requires buying tickets in person during lunch or Powerhour with… Continue reading New system for football tickets
With the challenges being faced this year, the gardening club is looking forward to do what they can to improve Greenwood. “I'm really excited about expanding the garden and working with students to make Greenwood a little greener during these stressful times,” Mr. Figy, Gardening Club sponsor, said. The club has attracted a lot of… Continue reading Greenwood gardening club startes the new year
When walking into Nothing Bundt Cakes, the customer is greeted with yellow painted walls and a display featuring a variety of flavors. Nothing Bundt Cakes is a specialty cake shop located on 3113 Smith Valley Rd. They specialize in Bundt cakes, ranging from full-sized cakes for parties or a set of a dozen minis called… Continue reading Nothing Bundt Cakes Review
Inside a small building in Old Town Greenwood, there is family-run Japanese restaurant waiting to be discovered. The building Yokohama resides in used to be a house, sitting at 67 N Madison Ave. The environment is small and cozy with tables that use blankets as tablecloths and vases filled with Himalayan salt. Ordering is simple,… Continue reading Reporter visits Japanese restaurant Yokohama
With the stress and workload that school can bring, having a time and space to relax is important. The office staff has recently created a Zen garden; a space meant for students to relax and calm themselves. It is located in the Guidance Office and is always open for students to take advantage… Continue reading Guidance office zen garden
With the constant stress placed on students, mental health days are not only beneficial but necessary. It is obvious to students when they have become burnt out and struggle to continue going to school Monday through Friday. Despite knowing they need a break, it is not always so easy to actually take the break. Many… Continue reading Are Mental Health Days Essential?
As visitors move through The Asylum House, they’ll notice the detail and hard work put into each room-- even while being terrified. Mr. Pat Greathouse, owner of The Asylum house, has been in the business for 25 years. He created the haunted house as a fundraiser and has continued it ever since.“My older brother… Continue reading Asylum promises scares
