On April 20, 1999, thirteen people were killed in the Columbine High School shooting. Rachel Scott was not only one of the thirteen killed, but the first. After her tragic death Scott’s family found six diaries she had written. At age seventeen she wrote about ways to make her school a better place...

Fall is here and it’s time to cheer about the many fall activities to do in this area. For example, The Maple Lane Farm is run and owned by Lauren Miller. At the Maple Lane Farm, they have a Corn Maze, Pumpkins, Gourds, Tractor rides, Pony and Horse Rides, and Hay Bale Art. It’s open on Saturdays...

A few students here at Big Spring are a part of multiple families, in this case two: the Marching Bulldogs and the cheerleaders. Madi Barnes, Brendon Morris-Dice, Bri Reidel, and Emily Carr are all students who are cheerleaders and a part of the band in some way, shape, or form. This demand on their...

Stem day took place Sept. 25 for 9th grade students to teach them about subjects and how those subjects connect to real world jobs. Many volunteers came to host the 8 stations offered to students to help engage them with STEM subjects. Lisa Black, high school career coordinator, was an organizer of the...

This school year we welcomed 3 new teachers to our school, each coming  from a different background and bringing their own set of skills to help educate students. In the English department, Kelly Schenk took the place of Chad Feeser, and is in her ninth year as a teacher. She hails from Bethlehem Area...