CHS Bonfire

Annamarie Victor and Bethany Sandvik are taking over the drama department for the spring musical. This is the fourth attempt at a spring production for the CHS Drama club. Originally, the musical was going to be "Zombie Prom," but was changed before casting due to mature themes like suicide. The second...

Wynona Thompson Auditorium Receives Funding for Tech

The last time the Wynona Thompson got new equipment was 11 years ago, although not all of it was replaced. The equipment kept was under warranty, but since that update, the equipment has become worn out and outdated. The idea of updating the system is not a new one.“We were told we would have until...

CHS Senior Receives STARR Scholarship

Kat Farmer, senior at Cody High School, is the seventh student to receive the Michigan State STARR Scholarship which has been offered at the high school for over a decade. Farmer mentioned the application process was very lengthy and time-consuming, “I started the scholarship in September, and...

The Cost of Competing

Extracurricular activities have a big impact on parents who pay for their children to participate in sports, overall having a monthly expense of anywhere from $60 to $200. Tennis, which is both an individual and a team sport, is relatively affordable, compared with some of the other sports. Vicky...

The Spanish Plague: Coffins, While Supplies Last

This is a story of a battle that killed anywhere from 20 to 50 million people. This is the story that possibly decided the end of World War One, a battle which was waged on every continent except for Antarctica. This is the story that was the Spanish Plague and the desperate but almost universally futile...

Mamma Mia Features PCSD6 Students and Staff

If you happened to make it to one of three performances of Cody Community Theatre’s (CCT) production of Mamma Mia! last weekend, you might have noticed some familiar faces. Among various community members and a plethora of Park County School District #6 (PCSD6) alumni, the stage was also laden with...

Staff Editorials

The Pros of Becoming a Physician Assistant

Emmie Baker, Co-Editor

April 4, 2019

Cody High School students often want to pursue medical degrees after graduation. I am one of those students desiring to be in the medical field, but I want to have a set schedule;...

Extremity of Driving

Imani Etter, Advertising Manager

March 21, 2019

Many young teenagers overlook the complexity of driving. We often feel obligated to obtain the three inch card with our signature and cheesy smile. But why is this? When...

Holiday Happenings in Retail

Emmie Baker, Co-Editor

March 1, 2019

Holiday stress is not something new. Recently, though, the time which this anxiety begins has started even sooner. I work at Walmart, which isn’t a horrible job all-in-all,...

Commentary

The Pros of Becoming a Physician Assistant

Emmie Baker, Co-Editor

April 4, 2019

Cody High School students often want to pursue medical degrees after graduation. I am one of those students desiring to be in the medical field, but I want to have a set schedule;...

Arts & Entertainment

The True Horror of Hulu’s “The Act”

Benjamin Wambeke, Co-Editor

April 17, 2019

The digital age is fantastic. Gone are the days of memorizing TV schedules, recording your favorites should something come up, and spending weeks of your time devoted to two...

Fourth Try For Spring Musical

Emmie Baker, Co- Editor

March 20, 2019

Annamarie Victor and Bethany Sandvik are taking over the drama department for the spring musical. This is the fourth attempt at a spring production for the CHS Drama club. Originally,...

Wynona Thompson Auditorium Receives Funding for Tech

Ashley Alexander, Reporter

March 20, 2019

The last time the Wynona Thompson got new equipment was 11 years ago, although not all of it was replaced. The equipment kept was under warranty, but since that update, the...

CHS Bonfire

Uber Revs Up Summer Transportation

A Brush Stroke Closer to Art Symposium

The True Horror of Hulu’s “The Act”