Maddy Funk, Activities and Entertainment Editor
• November 25, 2015
Ben Seavey, ALHS junior, recently experienced something that opened his eyes to the terrible conditions of Minnesota roads. On Oct. 18, Seavey was driving to school with his sister, Jenna, when...
The bell will ring on Wednesday Dec. 22, signalling the end of the school day and students will flood through the doors, saying goodbye to school for the next 11 days. They’ll prepare themselves for...
As soon as Halloween passes, orange and black is replaced with green and red. From downtown Albert Lea streets to grocery stores, there is a hint of the holiday season. No matter what holiday you celebrate,...
During the holiday season, most families want everything to run smoothly with no imperfections. But, things don’t always go to plan. For junior Bethany Tennis, the holiday gone wrong was Thanksgiving.
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On Nov. 17, 2015, Albert Lea High School Speech Pathologist Erin Finnegan died after an extended battle with cancer. Many teachers and staff wore green, or had a clover Post-it note pinned to their shirt...
There is the holiday stereotype, that a little kid runs down the stairs to find a little puppy. When you think of a humane society there is always a stereotype too. Loud, noisy, dirty, and unorganized....
They are all around us. Our every move is watched. They even know our next move. How? They control it.
“The Illuminati” was a name given to groups in the 1700s. Both real and non-fiction. It refers...
Happy but stressed. Nervous but relieved. Since she was nine years old, those are the feelings she’s encountered.
Sophomore Holly Thompson gives all to her sport of racing horses. And it’s not just...
