Elizabeth Risinger, reporter
November 30, 2021
On Saturday, Oct. 30, residents of Baltimore, Maryland rushed to safety as the Chesapeake Bay washed over their front yards. The tidal flood lasted nearly the entire day, starting early in the afternoon and resulting in over four feet of water. The rapidly rising sea levels are the main cause of tidal...
Alannah Hipps, Head of Recruitment and Internal Affairs/Editor
November 30, 2021
Ellie Smith woke up early on Oct. 16 expecting a fun day of camping, but alarm bells went off in her head as she looked in her tent and saw that her daughter was missing. “I would never wish for anyone to wake up and feel that feeling that went through me. I could not explain it to...
Hailey Weiner, Assistant to the head of staff/Editor
November 18, 2021
Food covers the tabletop until there is no surface left to be seen. Chairs are pulled up as friends and family settle in. The prized turkey finally makes its way to...
Grace Hedlund, Head of Marketing/Social Media
November 9, 2021
Many students often find reading novels a chore and struggle when completing their book-based assignments. Despite this, most readers have favorite stories that...
Yemi Mahmood, head of photography/ design
November 3, 2021
On Aug. 17, 1988, former President Ronald Regan made Hispanic Heritage Month an official celebration. To commemorate Hispanic culture and pride during the month,...
Mia Jacobs, Editor-in-Chief
November 30, 2021
Cheers fill the living room, and popcorn flies through the air. The curse has finally been lifted: the Atlanta Braves won the World Series for the first time since...
Alannah Hipps, Head of Recruitment and Internal Affairs/Editor
November 19, 2021
Cheers fill the stadium as the wide receiver sprints across the field, scoring a touchdown and winning the game. The Etowah Varsity Flag Football team rushes out...
Alyssa Pearson, Editor-in-Chief
November 12, 2021
The final whistle sounds as the Etowah Varsity Football team represents the Eagles one last time, on Nov. 5 at Alpharetta High School, concluding their season. “It...
Hailey Weiner, Assistant to the head of staff/Editor
October 29, 2021
Students covered the stands in black as supporters poured into the stadium to watch the Etowah Eagles face off against their biggest rivals, the Woodstock Wolverines. Even...
Ila Prabhuram, Head of Staff/ Editor
October 20, 2021
Less than one minute remains. Varsity basketball player Emma Tipper shoots a layup that ties the game and qualifies her team for the final round. Tipper then grabs...
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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...
October 18, 2019
