All posts by Isabella Carrillo
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New coach leading Special Olympics teams
First year coach Carissa Andermann recently led the Special Olympics bowling team through another season. Former coach Jan Williams decided to “phase out” of the...
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Senior pursuing Uncommon Scholar Award with local project
A passion for volunteering and soccer has led senior Sydney Herzmann to begin a $67,000 project of her own. This project is called “Mission Playground.”...
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Counselors offer many resources for clarifying paths to college
Knowing where to start on the journey after high school can be intimidating and confusing, but the counseling office seeks to clarify the steps. Counsellor...
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Daughter, father duo taking love for singing to Cedar Valley
Senior Emma Fuchtman and her father, Andy Fuchtman, have shared a love of music her whole life. They started playing together and had their first...
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Teachers, administrator leaving after this year
The love for their students and coworkers will continue with them for years to come as staff members of Cedar Falls High School leave the...
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Don’t fall for unrealistic body images
In the world of a teenager in the 21st century, what you look like is the priority in your day to day life. The amount...
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Athlete of the Week: Myah Brinker
Junior Myah Brinker is the athlete of the week this after after her first place finish in discus and placing in shot put at State...
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Sophomore refurbishes school bus
With a love for tiny houses, sophomore Rachel Mandt is refurbishing a bus with the help of her dad. Mandt found her interest in refurbishing...
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Junior awarded statewide photography honor
A snowy background, towering trees and a pointe dancer are centered in Marissa Johnson’s viewfinder on her Nikon D-8 digital camera. The junior won Hawkeye...
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Smoothie shop opens downtown
With a love of meeting new people, and providing healthy drink options to the community, Sherman Wise has opened a store of his own in...
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Principals highlight advantages of new high school
Assistant principal Rafael Benítez and principal Jason Wedgbury see the new high school as an opportunity for students. “Our current building is old, outdated and inefficient,” Wedgbury said. The...
