It seemed like everyone was watching the Cubs’ World Series’ win. If viewers could choose, which event would they most like to have been watching? Continue reading Poll: What championship would you rather watch?
Miles Toledo wrote this piece in 2010 and we kept it for the Pine Needle. It seemed fitting to run it today, now that the Cubs have won the Series. Wherever you are now, Miles, congratulations! Continue reading I Believe in the Cubs
A comic by Lexus Orozco Continue reading Comic: Fit Bit Says Yes
More than a thousand kids came to Central High School on Halloween, where Cobbler students performed for them and led them in games. Continue reading Central Hosts Another Successful Safe Halloween
As students seize free food with their Red Ribbons, fast food employees try to maintain their sanity. Continue reading Red Ribbon Week Tests Patience of Fast Food Employees
A comic by Jeremiah Richards Continue reading Comic: Trick or Treat Joker?
On October 8th, the Cobbler girls’ soccer team beat Sioux Falls O’Gorman for the state title. Three players shared with the Pine Needle what it is like to become a state champ. Continue reading To Be a Champion: Three Girls’ Soccer Stars Share What It’s Like
Christopher Guest’s latest film, Mascots, is now on Netflix, but it fails to inspire viewers like Guest’s previous work. Continue reading ‘Mascots’ Draws Few Cheers
NBA fans are buzzing before the season tips off, and Josh Hess is predicting which teams will finish at top when the regular season ends. Continue reading The Cavs and Warriors Top the List of NBA Favorites
Sixty-one Cobbler students spent a day bowling with Special Olympics participants. Senior Randee Thayer found it to be a unique and powerful experience. Continue reading Special Olympics Bowlers and Volunteers Encourage One Another
A political comic by Matt Vidal Continue reading Comic: Trump Wars
The Ateyapi program is aiming to keep 400 students on track to graduate high school. Statistics suggest they’re doing well. Continue reading Ateyapi Program Helps Students Keep on Track
The Cobbler volleyball team celebrated senior night by steamrolling the Sturgis Scoopers. Continue reading Volleyball Wins Big on Senior Night
For some people, clowns have always been scary, but this year in America, circumstances have heightened the fear factor. According to many accounts, the scary clown trend has hit South Dakota as well. Continue reading Are There Scary Clowns in South Dakota?
Construction of the I-190 interchange and the new parking lot configurations have slowed traffic in Central’s parking lot significantly. Continue reading Traffic at Central Slower than Ever
All the juniors and seniors were released during 2nd block Thursday to attend a post-high planning fair. The event proved successful. Continue reading Post-high Planning Reveals Students’ Options
