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Trap team places first in Conference

By Emma Jordan On October 9, 2025 the ACHS Trap team took to Conference on home field. They were competing against several different schools, but managed to come first overall. During the contest, each person is ranked individually. The top 25 males and top 25 females The top 25 males competing from ACHS were RydenContinue reading “Trap team places first in Conference”

FFA Places Third in SE Regionals

By Brynna Owens On Oct. 1st, ACHS placed third at SE Regionals for Land Judging. Listed from left to right are Rayna Kulhman, Brytol Barnes, Raelynn Morrison, Cheyenne Sears, and Brooke Kent. According to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), land judging is when students look at the soil pits to understand the soil,Continue reading “FFA Places Third in SE Regionals”

Astronomy Class goes on field trip to Cosmosphere

By Addison Kettler On October 8, Mr. Russell’s Astronomy class went on a field trip to the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson. They had a blast, figuratively speaking.   The Planetarium had a program on “Worlds Beyond Earth” and the search for life.  They attended Dr. Goddard’s Lab, which included various demonstrations of rocketry and liquid oxygen. Continue reading “Astronomy Class goes on field trip to Cosmosphere”

Hunting for Homecoming Dresses

By Brynna Owen With Homecoming approaching, it can be challenging to find an outfit that makes students feel their best. Not to mention even knowing where to start when buying a dress in the first place. Here are what other people are wearing and where they are buying their outfits, so students can get anContinue reading “Hunting for Homecoming Dresses”

KMEA Prep Day

By Emma Jordan On October 3, 2025, approximately 30 ACHS students boarded the Spirit bus, bound for Emporia State University. When they arrived, the 400 students in attendance split into their sections. (Soprano 1, Soprano 2, Alto 1, Alto 2, Tenor 1, Tenor 2, Baritone/Bass 1, and Bass 2). Most of the ACHS students wereContinue reading “KMEA Prep Day”

Varsity Football Wins Against Burlington

By Kylah Stoy  On Friday, October 3, the Anderson County High School Varsity football team achieved a last-minute victory against Burlington at their home stadium with a final score of 17-14. Both teams fought hard and played smart. The home crowd erupted as the final whistle blew, celebrating a well-earned win for Anderson County.

XC runners achieve new PR’s at Perry-Lecompton

On Thursday, October 2, Bulldogs ran at Perry-Lecompton. Grant Niendstedt medaled with a time of 19:26 in Boy’s Varsity. 7th grader Shelby Mustain also medaled with a time of 16:02 and a PR for the season. Other PR’s included Jack Niendstedt (20:26 ), Brayden Phelps (20:24 ), Braxton Williams (21:00), Coevin Velvick (30:27), Loren Miller (23:11), CassieContinue reading “XC runners achieve new PR’s at Perry-Lecompton”

Bulldogs at work: 130 Collective

By Emma Jordan Downtown Garnett welcomed a new business this summer that has been an active employer of ACHS students. 130 Collective is a collaborative community of three businesses: Monroe 816, 3 Monkeys Bakery, and The Beloved Book Co. Monroe 816 sells decor, The Beloved Book Co. sells books and related items, and 3 MonkeysContinue reading “Bulldogs at work: 130 Collective”

JAG-K makes debut at ACJSHS

By Hailey Gregory JAG-K stands for Jobs for America’s Graduates, Kansas, but what is JAG really about? What do students learn about in JAG, who is in JAG, and when are events happening? This article will provide answers to the most frequently asked questions. The who, what, when, where, and why.  Students may wonder whyContinue reading “JAG-K makes debut at ACJSHS”