Men’s cross country finishes 11th at State, two women’s members finish 77th, 85th

• Features

  By Clare Williams

  Junior spreads joy to kids through her letters as “Santa”

  One of the staples of the holiday season for young children is writing a letter full of their Christmas wishes to Santa Claus. This year some students from CFHS...

  • Erin McRae | December 7, 2018

    Sweet 16 Turning 16 opens new doors

  • Saba Aydiner | November 30, 2018

    Junior signs with D1 college

  • Skylar Promer | November 30, 2018

    Independent study helps student discover creativity

• Opinion

  By Grace Olivia Boezinger

  New system gives meaning to grading

  The idea of standards-based grading started in elementary schools a few years ago according to Pam Zeigler, director of elementary education. “The elementary schools switched to standards-referenced reporting in...

  • Skylar Promer | November 30, 2018

    Humane Society awaits visitors

  • Skylar Promer | November 30, 2018

    Holiday giving starts in our community

  • Skylar Promer | November 9, 2018

    Reducing carbon footprint starts with simple steps

• News

  Unequal Lives In the Cedar Valley

  Sabine Martin | December 7, 2018

  It’s not a No. 1 ranking for Waterloo-Cedar Falls that local officials want to celebrate.  A  recent article published by USA Today using data from Wall Street 24/7, rated...

  Senior leadership creates school-wide activites to raise money

  Grace Waseskuk | December 7, 2018

  This year, senior Dara Hulstein had an idea to celebrate the season by giving back to the world around her.  “We are helping children and their families in Haiti...

  Furries for fosters helps over 1,000 foster children

  Alexandra Williams | December 7, 2018

  Sophomore Aaliyah Tournier has been helping foster kids in the Cedar Valley find hope for three years now. Furries 4 Fosters is a project that acts as a support...

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    Three students qualify for National Merit Scholarship

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    Cedar Falls develops historic downtown

  • November 30, 2018

    Student nominated for Congress of Future Medical Leaders

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    Author addresses importance of writing hard topics

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    Pop song stands out in a year of mundane music

  • November 30, 2018

    Junior signs with D1 college

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    Independent study helps student discover creativity

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    Home Waters

  • November 30, 2018

    JROTC offers mix of opportunities for life and military leadership skills

• Entertainment

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    These five songs among Drake’s best

  • Sierra Miller | November 30, 2018

    Pop song stands out in a year of mundane music

  • Skylar Promer | November 9, 2018

    ‘Insatiable’ undeserving of critics: Netflix show features dark humor, memorable plot

  • Benjamin Rodgers | November 9, 2018

    Two new characters find their way to Overwatch’s lore

  • Clare Williams | November 9, 2018

    Queen biopic celebrates music legend’s life

• Tigers in Action

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