December 19, 2024
What will Mount Vernon look like in 2049?
November 25, 2024
FBLA: Inspiring Future leaders In MV
November 20, 2024
Pierce Keyser, AP Contributor
December 19, 2024
My love of books first started when I was in fifth grade. But before this, I didn’t read as much as I should, or even the spark of passion, the faintest idea of what books...
December 19, 2024
December 19, 2024
The Transformative Effect of Responsibility
December 19, 2024
October 10, 2023
MV conducted a surprise metal detector search for all students on Tuesday, August 22, and most of the student body is wondering why. Usually, Ms. Melvin or Mrs....
Change: Freshmen adapting to new environments
September 22, 2023
May 17, 2023
As the 22-23 school year comes to an end, our staff wants to promote our organization to all interested students. From incoming freshmen to the class of ‘24, everyone is welcome to join this student-led press and let your stories be heard.
April 11, 2023
The new multi-purpose field does more than offer an ugraded appearance. Yes, it does look great and displays school spirit in a dynamic way regular grass cannot, but it is actually quite functional. Turf offers many benefits such as less maintenance, stronger climate endurance, and accommodation for more sports. With the turf field, not only will football be observed at Kent Hunt Stadium, but it will be open to soccer matches and other community events as well.
Hudson Hiatt, A&E Editor
December 19, 2024 • No Comments
As winter sports continue to get closer to starting people are eager for the excitement of basketball games. With the season starting soon, Coach Jeff Lonnon and the Lady Rams are preparing hard for...
