Students Share Their Thoughts on Phones

By Westin Wright and Landon Totten Hello Bulldogs! To explore one of the most debated topics at school, reporters interviewed several students about their phones and how important they are in daily life. Phones have become a necessity for most high school students. They use them to text family and friends and to stay entertainedContinue reading “Students Share Their Thoughts on Phones”

Bulldogs at Work: Country Mart

By Emma Jordan and Chloe Moore This week’s edition of Bulldogs at Work focuses on Country Mart, where a few ACHS students are currently employed. Students working there include Juniors Peyton Reynolds, Cooper Simpson, and Chloe Moore. We had the chance to ask Peyton Reynolds and Cooper Simpson a few questions about their experiences atContinue reading “Bulldogs at Work: Country Mart”

New Year, New Goals: What ACJHS Students Are Resolving to Do

By Lilly Wadewitz and Lizzy Farrar As the New Year begins, many people start talking about their New Year’s resolutions. Resolutions are goals set at the start of the year—things people want to change, improve, or try. Some focus on getting healthier, others on stressing less, and some on learning something new. The idea isContinue reading “New Year, New Goals: What ACJHS Students Are Resolving to Do”

Not Just Scrolling: Students’ and Staff Favorite Pastimes

By Brynna Owen It’s easy to assume students at ACHS spend all their free time scrolling TikTok, sleeping in, or maybe eating (let’s be honest, that’s fun too). But many students have hobbies that go beyond the usual routines. We wanted to find out what students and staff do in their free time that’s aContinue reading “Not Just Scrolling: Students’ and Staff Favorite Pastimes”

More Than Just Christmas Gifts

By Kylah Stoy and Ashlyn Honn The holiday season is all about giving, and while everyone’s idea of the perfect gift is different, each present holds its own meaning. To see what gifts stood out this year, several students were asked the question: “What’s your favorite Christmas gift, and why?” Ashlyn Nelson said her favoriteContinue reading “More Than Just Christmas Gifts”

Bulldogs’ Thoughts on Weights

By Westin Wright and Landon Totten Welcome back to school, Bulldogs! To learn more about one of the most popular electives on campus, we interviewed several students about their experiences in the weights class. Weights is a course where students build strength and improve fitness through weightlifting. The class is taught by Luke Catloth andContinue reading “Bulldogs’ Thoughts on Weights”

What’s Trending for Winter Hoco 2026?

By Hayleigh Spears As Homecoming approaches, many students are asking the same question: What should I wear? To get a sense of this year’s trends, I interviewed several students about their Homecoming outfits. Freshman Lilly Beaudry decided to borrow a black dress along with silver heels from Kayla Harvey. As of the time of publication,Continue reading “What’s Trending for Winter Hoco 2026?”

New Year’s Eve Midnight Moments

By Kaylee Scheckel When it comes to celebrating New Year’s Eve in Garnett, there’s not a whole lot of different ways to do it. However, I managed to get a snapshot of how a few students celebrated. I asked questions like where they went, what they did, who was there, and how late they stayedContinue reading “New Year’s Eve Midnight Moments”

What’s in Your Backback?

By Cambree Miller and Allie Kummer We went around the school this week to find out what students really carry in their backpacks. Four students agreed to dump out their bags and show us everything inside. Here’s what we found: Senior Heidi Miller had a total of 21 items in her backpack. She said herContinue reading “What’s in Your Backback?”

Ranking the Best (and Worst) School Lunches

By Brynna Owens School lunches are always a hot topic—everyone has strong opinions, and everyone has a favorite. So I set out to rank the best meals our cafeteria serves and ask a few students what they think, too. My Top Lunch Rankings I also really miss the orange chicken and rice they served lastContinue reading “Ranking the Best (and Worst) School Lunches”