Pet of the Month: September
Riley Dunn, Sports Editor
September 29, 2020
From an early age, Junior Ava Robinson has enjoyed riding horses. Her two current horses, Shaz and Pepper, are part of the barrel horse community and Robinson competes with them in events such as pole bending. Pole bending is when a horse and one mounted rider weave around six poles arranged in a line. T...
Pet of the Month: May
Jonathan Brodak, Feature Editor
May 18, 2020
The Pet of the Month for May is Charlie Beau, and he is owned by Senior Jonathan Brodak. Charlie is an 11-week-old Shih-Tzu puppy that constantly switches between adamant play and unconscious slumber within only a few seconds. Charlie was born on February 18, 2020, and he was adopted on April 14. From th...
Pet of the month: December
Emma Liggett, Co-Copy Editor and A&E Editor
December 16, 2019
Pumba is a handsome African dog owned by Sophomore Even Berry. He is three years old and has two siblings, a Great Dane named Ella and his little brother, a cat named Blu. Although Pumba seems like a normal dog, he has a very heartfelt story. In 2017, he was brought to the United States from The Gambia, We...
Pet of the month- February
Jonathan Brodak, Feature Editor
February 28, 2019
This horse’s name is Allie, and she is owned by junior Taylor Staub. Allie is a white Kabardian Horse who is 16 years old. Allie has a fascinating story: she was born in Germany but was brought across the Atlantic Ocean, and now resides here in the United States! Allie can be pretty particular about ...
Pet of the Month: November
Maria Cimino
November 2, 2018
Lulu is a beautiful Pomeranian that belongs to Mrs. Cotton, Calculus teacher. She is five years old and recently became a proud big sister! Some of her hobbies include hiding from the aforementioned younger sibling, stealing her owner’s delicious bowls of ice cream and dressing up in adorable Hallowe...
Pet of the Month: October
Morgan Kafana, Editor-in-Chief
October 2, 2018
Lynas and Oswald are two loving, aquatic turtles that are owned by Mr. Smith, Biology teacher. They are both a type of turtle known as a Red Eared Slider. When Smith first got the pair, they were skittish and would dive into the water. After growing to know each other, Lynas and Oswald now follow Smi...