At the end of summer, many of this year’s seniors will have to face the inevitable: going away to college. When leaving family and friends at home, it’s important to stay in touch and not leave them behind. This gets difficult when drives are long, days are busy and schoolwork becomes heavier. While it is important for college freshmen to spread their wings and fly, missing home and family is something that affects everyone. Luckily, there are ways to stay close to hometown friends and family. Phones bring a world of opportunity for long distance communication, like FaceTime and partner...
Brynn Tomey, Staff Writer
May 22, 2025
With the Class of 2025 graduating at the end of spring, Matthew Robaugh has announced he is attending West Virginia University (WVU), and Kaden Hathaway and Jacob Rieg have...
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John Bunner, Staff Writer
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Trinity has many talented students in the arts, athletics and academics. For Senior Donnie Poland, it is art. Poland has found his passion and talent in tattooing. Even though...
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Sienna Heasley paints her future
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For high school seniors, there seems to be a clear graduation plan for many. Most decide they are ready for college, while some have a family-owned business or even a trade...