Ansley King, Reporter
October 16, 2024
On Thursday, Sep. 25, Hurricane Helene made landfall in Fla., destroying nearly everything in its savage path and devastating families everywhere. As the storm’s last angry sparks make their way through the Southeast, people have been doing everything they can to turn their world right side up again....
Ansley King, Reporter
August 30, 2024
This summer’s weather has been scorching hot, but it is not the only thing boiling in America: the 2024 election has almost arrived, and many Americans have already expressed their immediate concerns surrounding the candidates involved and the country’s not-so- sunny outlook on the political future....
Ansley King, Reporter
May 16, 2024
At Etowah, students all around are seen clutching beloved items to help them make it through the dreaded school day: air pods shoved in ears, sticks of gum peeking out from...
Ansley Giesler, Assistant to Head of Staff
April 18, 2024
With summer 2024 quickly approaching, many Etowah High School students are looking forward to the fun activities that comes with the season, a big one being the multitude...
Grace Hedlund, Head of Social Media/Marketing
April 15, 2024
It was just another Monday for the underclassmen on campus, but if they looked closely at their peers as they changed classes and roamed the halls, seniors could be seen clutching...
Ansley King, Reporter
October 31, 2024
As the Etowah football season slowly comes to a close, the school’s football players admit that they have been through a lot this year. Despite the blood, sweat and...
Trey Chumley, Reporter
October 29, 2024
Cross country, one of Etowah High School’s premier fall sports, is in the thick of its latest season. The teams this year have been some of the hardest working yet, with...
Ansley King, Reporter
May 2, 2024
The stage lights grow brighter as athletes decked in sparkling uniforms take the floor by storm, listening to an eager crowd’s mighty roar as they do so. Glitter fills...
Alannah Hipps, Head of Staff/Editor
May 2, 2024
The madness is finally over after sports fans all over the nation worked frantically to prepare the best bracket possible in preparation for one of the most popular sports...
Ansley Giesler, Assistant to Head of Staff
March 5, 2024
Chalk clouds fill the air as the crowd nervously waits for the gymnasts to stick their landings. The squeaking of the girls swinging around the bars, and the loud bangs of...
Alannah Hipps, Head of Recruitment and Internal Affairs/Editor
October 1, 2021
Higher temperatures. Rising ocean levels. Melting glaciers. Climate change and global warming are major problems affecting the inhabitants of the world. Because of this, many Etowah students are working to do their part by starting the Etowah Environmental Initiative (EEI). “Through careful...
Cheyenne Bradley, Reporter
March 16, 2023
Every year, Etowah High School’s Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) plans an exceptional number of events. The Military Ball is the most attended event, and this is a formal dance that is seen as a tradition for all military branches. “I did not feel anything [about...
