By Brayden Friend and Brynna Owen On April 11, 2026, at Mill Valley High School, student musicians from both the band and the choir showcased their talents through a variety of solo performances and small-ensemble pieces. The event highlighted not only musical skill but also the dedication and growth of the students involved. At 8Continue reading “Music Regional Festival (KSHSAA) “Road To State””
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Bulldogs Fall Short in Close Doubleheader Against Iola
By Westin Wright On Tuesday, April 14, the Anderson County Bulldogs faced the Iola Mustangs in a challenging baseball matchup that highlighted the importance of teamwork and resilience. Every player, whether on the field or in the dugout, plays a role in a team’s success, and keeping a positive mindset is key when it comesContinue reading “Bulldogs Fall Short in Close Doubleheader Against Iola”
“Vivian’s Slime Shop” Turns Hobby Into Business
By Brynna Owen What started as a childhood interest has grown into a small business for one student. Freshman Vivian Ribblet, the creator of “Vivian’s Slime Shop,” first became interested in slime after watching videos online at the age of 7. She soon began making her own slime and selling it to friends. Today, VivianContinue reading ““Vivian’s Slime Shop” Turns Hobby Into Business”
Kansas Cell Phone Ban Sparks Mixed Reactions Among Students
By Moran Gooding, Kaylee Scheckel, and Hayleigh Spears With a new statewide policy set to take effect next fall, Anderson County High School students are already sharing their opinions on cell phone use during the school day. On March 19, 2026, Kansas lawmakers passed House Bill 2299, often referred to as a “bell-to-bell” cell phoneContinue reading “Kansas Cell Phone Ban Sparks Mixed Reactions Among Students”
College Government Class Takes Trip to Washington, D.C.
By Kris Holloway The Anderson County High School College Government class recently took an educational trip to Washington, D.C., allowing students to experience the nation’s capital firsthand. The group departed from MCI early Thursday morning, March 12, leaving the school around 4 a.m. After arriving in Washington, D.C., students visited several historic memorials, including thoseContinue reading “College Government Class Takes Trip to Washington, D.C.”
FFA Week
By Morgan Gooding, Hayleigh Spears, and Kaylee Scheckel FFA Week took place February 23–27, and members celebrated with activities planned for each day. On Monday, FFA members voted on what they wanted for lunch. The winning choice was a pasta bar, which was served during their lunch hour. Freshman Kaylee Scheckel said, “Yeah, it wasContinue reading “FFA Week”
Silly Sock Party Wins Annual Government Election
By Kora Gaines Every year, Mr. Sibley’s college government class is given the assignment to create their own political party. Each “party” must then decide on the issues they want to promote for a school-wide election, and then conduct the election. This year, the class was divided into six political parties: The Grit Party, TheContinue reading “Silly Sock Party Wins Annual Government Election”
The Show Must Go On; One-Acts Set New Date for Premiere
By Kylah Stoy and Ashlyn Honn The One-Acts have been postponed due to a sad loss in our school. Beloved teacher Vicki Markham has unfortunately passed away due to medical reasons. Due to this tragedy, the One-Acts will now be held on February 21st at 8 p.m. During the snow, the One-Acts will take aContinue reading “The Show Must Go On; One-Acts Set New Date for Premiere”
One-Act skits Delayed Due to Medical Emergency
By Kylah Stoy and Ashlyn Honn Due to recent medical emergencies involving ACHS Theater Arts teacher, Mrs. Markham, the “One-Acts” short skits have been postponed. As of Jan 23, there will be a full decision on when they will take place. As of now, they are scheduled for February 21st, around 8 p.m., to ensureContinue reading “One-Act skits Delayed Due to Medical Emergency”
ACHS FFA Claims 1st Place Overall in Paola
By Kaylee Scheckel & Hayleigh Spears On Wednesday, January 22nd, Anderson County High School’s FFA students traveled to the Miami County Fairgrounds in Paola, Kansas, for a milk quality contest. They competed against 15 other schools and brought home impressive results. Anderson County claimed first place overall in every category. In the extras division, theContinue reading “ACHS FFA Claims 1st Place Overall in Paola”
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