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Herb kohl teaching fellowship awards everest educators

Claire Gelhaus, Editor

April 18, 2019

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Two D.C. Everest educators were recently selected for the Herb Kohl Teacher Fellowship Award for teaching excellence and innovation in the state of Wisconsin. Mr. Matt Cepress and Mrs. Dawn Bohm are both English teachers ...

Mock trial heads to state competition

Morgan Koehler, Reporter

April 2, 2019

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The D.C. Everest Senior High Mock Trial team is going to state again this year. On March eighth through 10th, the DCE mock trial team competed in the state competition which took place in Madison. Every ...

Facebook privacy reviewed for safety

Jameson Morgan, Reporter

March 21, 2019

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For some time now people have been worried about how to consume data safely. Facebook especially has been in the nation’s conscience with all the congressional hearings and the public outcry over Russian meddling in the 2016 el...

Students show solidarity for climate change

March 21, 2019

What America can learn from Israel’s barrier wall

March 19, 2019

Measles outbreak, rise of Anti-Vaxxers

Heather Voll, Editor

March 19, 2019

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Recently, the West coast of the United States has experienced an outbreak of the measles, an illness preventable by vaccine. The number of who choose not to vaccinate their children has been on the rise, due to some parents b...

Everest Optimist speech competition winners

March 19, 2019

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The Everest Area Optimists held their annual speech contest at the senior high. Medals were awarded to the top three young men and women, and the results are as follows: Bronze: Allie Frenkel, Aidan Morgan. Silver: Amanda Fuller,...

Slain student’s memory kept alive

February 8, 2019

Gov. Evers fights to undo lame duck Walker bills

Claire Gelhaus, Editor

February 5, 2019

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As Scott Walker left the office and Tony Evers, the newly elected governor of Wisconsin, and Josh Kaul, incoming attorney general were set to enter in December, Walker began passing laws during his ‘lame duck’ period. ...

Longest government shutdown wreaks havoc

Morgan Koehler, Reporter

February 1, 2019

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For some, the government shutdown is not something to worry about. However, for many, this government shutdown can be a big deal in their lives. These are the people who rely on government assistance to get by everyday, ...

A place to hang out, just be you: Middle Grounds

February 1, 2019

School lunches: Wanted, unwanted, or wasted? Food services offers insight

December 13, 2018