Naomi Williamson, Reporter
February 25, 2021
The month of February is known for celebrating love, but it is also dedicated to celebrating the Black men and women who have influenced the history of the nation. “Learning about Black history during February has taught me many things about activists that have given up a lot and...
Jessica Lawlor, Reporter
February 12, 2021
There is a growing population at Etowah: the number of vegan students. As students become more aware of climate change, many are choosing to opt out of consuming meat or other animal products. Vegetarians are people who choose not to eat meat while vegans do not consume any products made...
Hailey Weiner, reporter
February 26, 2021
As the “Black Lives Matter” revolution keeps pushing for equality, Black businesses continue to rely on strong community support to help their companies stay...
Kat Kochansky, Editor-in-chief
February 23, 2021
With the arrival of February break and COVID-19 rates remaining high, many are choosing to limit travel and spend time at home or within driving distance. For those planning...
Alina Frederick, Head of Recruitment and Internal Affairs
February 10, 2021
Galentine’s Day, the unofficial holiday when women and girls gather to celebrate friendship, takes place on Feb. 13 every year. With origins tracing back to American sitcom, “Parks...
Riley Corona, Editor
February 12, 2021
The Etowah Dancing Eagles will travel to Columbus on Feb. 12 to compete in the state championships. At last year's state competition, the Etowah Dancing Eagles won the...
Alannah Hipps, Reporter
February 12, 2021
Etowah’s Swim and Dive team is looking forward to next year after ending its season at the state championships in Atlanta. Etowah’s Swim and Dive team competed in the...
Hailey Weiner, Reporter
January 28, 2021
While the sun hides under the horizon, and the rest of the school sleeps, the Etowah High School Dancing Eagles are wide awake, practicing for their next performance. With...
Alannah Hipps, staff reporter
January 19, 2021
Cheering fans. The aroma of buttery popcorn wafting through the stands. The clank of a baseball hitting a metal bat. Baseball is headed back to Eagle Mountain. Baseball...
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Kat Kochansky, Editor-in-chief
February 2, 2021
With the future of in-person classes in question, seniors in Etowah’s drama program are hoping the spring production of “Anastasia” makes it to the stage for the planned dates of March 26 and 27. Cherokee County schools closed beginning Jan. 11 in the face of a massive number of faculty quarantines...
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