How’s the Weather? Great, if you like tying bricks to your feet
Winds this week in Rapid City have consistently blown around 45 mph. Regan Garcia is tired of it. Continue reading How’s the Weather? Great, if you like tying bricks to your feet
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Central Falls into Autumn Fashion
Students are switching their wardrobes from summer to autumn. Here’s what to look out for. Continue reading Central Falls into Autumn Fashion
Mr. Thovson Returns to Classroom after ATV Accident
A dangerous ATV accident kept Mr. Thovson from starting the school year on time. But he’s coming back. Continue reading Mr. Thovson Returns to Classroom after ATV Accident
Students’ Excuses Can Be Over the Top
Some students’ explanations for being tardy or late have created memories, if not excused absences. Continue reading Students’ Excuses Can Be Over the Top
Central Teachers Happy with New School Calendar
Central’s teachers have responded favorably to the elimination of early release Wednesdays. Continue reading Central Teachers Happy with New School Calendar
Music Venue for All Ages Opens in Rapid City
A new venue in downtown Rapid City caters to independent bands and intimate events and will be open to patrons under 21 years old. Continue reading Music Venue for All Ages Opens in Rapid City
Cobbler Mural Breaks onto the Scene
The new paint job in the gym features a large, explosive Cobbler, painted by a South Dakota artist and teacher. Continue reading Cobbler Mural Breaks onto the Scene
Drama Season Offers Strong Female Roles (and Lots of Them)
‘The Crucible’ auditions kick off a theatre season brimming with strong female roles. Continue reading Drama Season Offers Strong Female Roles (and Lots of Them)
Senior Girls Battle through Injuries, into Playoffs
The seniors on the girls soccer team have found defending their state title to be a painful experience, fighting injuries all season long. Continue reading Senior Girls Battle through Injuries, into Playoffs
Book Festival Lures Authors of Interest to Students
Among the presenters for the South Dakota Festival of Books are a children’s book illustrator, a comic strip illustrator, and a sports writer. Continue reading Book Festival Lures Authors of Interest to Students
Audio Arts Brings New Opportunities to Learn Music
A nonprofit group in Rapid City is trying something new in music education. Continue reading Audio Arts Brings New Opportunities to Learn Music
Central’s School Song, ‘Huckleberry Hound,’ Silenced
After 50 years as the school song, Central’s marching band has ceased playing “Huckleberry Hound” until the school can acquire proper licensing rights. Continue reading Central’s School Song, ‘Huckleberry Hound,’ Silenced
Football Players Dress with Class
What’s with all these football players wearing ties . . . on Tuesdays? Continue reading Football Players Dress with Class
Seven Years’ Bad Luck Broken
Besides playoffs, the rivalry game is the most important, so for the boys’ soccer team, the recent win over Stevens was HUGE. Continue reading Seven Years’ Bad Luck Broken
My Annual Madness
Every spring Brook Weber, a student not known for any love of sports, is completely taken over by a thirst for college basketball. Continue reading My Annual Madness
AP Classes: What’s to Know?
As students register for classes, many of next year’s upperclassmen will be deciding whether to take an AP class. What should they consider? Continue reading AP Classes: What’s to Know?
