The Cafe Vibe Continues to Be Important
The history of cafes is long, but it makes it clear that cafes have always been about more than the food and drinks they serve. Continue reading The Cafe Vibe Continues to Be Important
Comic: The Journey of the Class of 2022
Senior Jersee Kepler flashes back through the high school years of the class of 2022. Continue reading Comic: The Journey of the Class of 2022
Perfectionism Is a Master, Not a Servant
In a place where straight A’s is seen as the ideal, it is important to remember that perfectionism is a problem worth overcoming. Continue reading Perfectionism Is a Master, Not a Servant
Everything Everywhere All at Once is More than You Imagine
It’s hard to explain where the movie Everything Everywhere All at Once goes, but the journey is a delight. Continue reading Everything Everywhere All at Once is More than You Imagine
Comic: Focus on Testing Week
A comic by Jersee Kepler Continue reading Comic: Focus on Testing Week
Seniors, Try a Trip to Celebrate the End of High School
With spring break finally here and graduation around the corner, it’s time for a senior trip. Here’s how to make it work. Continue reading Seniors, Try a Trip to Celebrate the End of High School
Intervention Programs Attempt to Stem Failures
Central is intervening in a number of ways in an attempt to help students pass classes. Continue reading Intervention Programs Attempt to Stem Failures
Indoor Football Debuts in Rapid City
Rapid City’s new indoor football team has begun play at The Monument and entertainment is the name of the game. Continue reading Indoor Football Debuts in Rapid City
Job Fair Brings Summer Employment to Students
Employers looking for summer workers are coming to Central to recruit students. Continue reading Job Fair Brings Summer Employment to Students
Former Central Teacher Runs for School Board
Michael Birkeland has been a student and a teacher at Central High School. Now he’d like to be a school board member. Continue reading Former Central Teacher Runs for School Board
There’s a Plague Upon All Our Houses’ Gyms
Help! The gyms are infested with rats! Continue reading There’s a Plague Upon All Our Houses’ Gyms
Senior Qualifies for National Debate Tournament for Second Time
For the second time, Colton Porter debated his way to the National Tournament. Continue reading Senior Qualifies for National Debate Tournament for Second Time
Girls’ Basketball Draws and Excites Hometown Crowds at State
The Cobbler girls’ basketball team thrilled the large Rapid City crowds at this year’s state tournament. Continue reading Girls’ Basketball Draws and Excites Hometown Crowds at State
Not Going to College Is Good Too
College is optional, but sometimes it does not feel like it. Continue reading Not Going to College Is Good Too
The Fire at Ingersoll Means It’s Time to Start Gatekeeping
The recent burning of the Ingersoll Mine suggests that it might be better not to tag or share intriguing cultural sites. Continue reading The Fire at Ingersoll Means It’s Time to Start Gatekeeping
Calls for Release of Leonard Peltier Echoing through Rapid City
Billboards and protesters in Rapid City have been calling for the release of Leonard Peltier. Who is Peltier and why do people consider him important? Continue reading Calls for Release of Leonard Peltier Echoing through Rapid City
The Pine Needle 