Physics Students Ready to Launch Pumpkins
Central physics students are taking on SDSM&T students this weekend in a pumpkin launch competition. Continue reading Physics Students Ready to Launch Pumpkins
Category: News
Community Theatre Opens Little Mermaid
Former Cobbler Angela VanPelt stars as Ariel in the Black Hills Community Theatre’s fall musical, a show involving a great number of former and current Cobblers. Continue reading Community Theatre Opens Little Mermaid
Mrs. Linde’s Family Gets Bigger
Welcome to the world Sawyer Jackson Linde! Continue reading Mrs. Linde’s Family Gets Bigger
Boys Soccer Looking to Steady the Ship
After a quick start and a rough patch, the Cobblers’ boys soccer team is looking to re-establish themselves before the playoffs. Continue reading Boys Soccer Looking to Steady the Ship
Being King and Queen for a Week
As the Cobblers prepare to crown this year’s homecoming king and queen, former king and queen Ben Newman and Molly Boehler share what it was like to be homecoming royalty. Continue reading Being King and Queen for a Week
Bernie Sanders’s Campaign Stops Across the Street
Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders rallied close to home in advance of the June primary. Continue reading Bernie Sanders’s Campaign Stops Across the Street
Central Students Not Ready to Vote for Trump or Clinton
Eligible student voters at Central High School appear unsatisfied with a Trump v. Clinton contest for president. Continue reading Central Students Not Ready to Vote for Trump or Clinton
Lacrosse Enjoying an Explosion of Growth
Interest in lacrosse is growing rapidly across the country and the trend has clearly reached Rapid City, where the sight of students carrying lacrosse sticks is becoming normal. Continue reading Lacrosse Enjoying an Explosion of Growth
Athletes of the Year: Maddi Sullivan and Ira Murphey
Two of Centrals outstanding athletes were honored by the Officials as Athletes of the Year for their sports achievements. Continue reading Athletes of the Year: Maddi Sullivan and Ira Murphey
Music Fans Pressure Grammys to Change Eligibility Rules
In order to be eligible to win a Grammy Award, musicians have to have sold their music. One 16-year-old is petitioning for a change to the policy. Continue reading Music Fans Pressure Grammys to Change Eligibility Rules
Cobbler Baseball Hits Halfway Mark
A strong division record is helping the Cobbler baseball players keep their heads up after some tough losses. Continue reading Cobbler Baseball Hits Halfway Mark
Dakota Merrival Wins Gates Millennium Scholarship
Every year the Gates Millennium program chooses 1,000 students and pays all their college expenses. This year Cobbler senior Dakota Merrival was named among them. Continue reading Dakota Merrival Wins Gates Millennium Scholarship
Janis Earns Spot in National Boxing Tournament
Cobbler Arlen Janis won a Midwest Regional boxing title to earn his way to Nationals. Continue reading Janis Earns Spot in National Boxing Tournament
Central Hosts Large Group Music Contest
Cobbler musicians will showcase their talents Thursday when Central hosts the region’s high schools in the Large Group Music Contest. Continue reading Central Hosts Large Group Music Contest
Pausing to Appreciate the Clerical Staff
Notice: Wednesday, April 27th is National Administrative Professionals’ Day. If you’re reading this after the informed date, you can still take a second to appreciate the work of our administrative staff. Continue reading Pausing to Appreciate the Clerical Staff
Central High School Showcases Spring Play
By Cassie Knickrehm and Leah Emerson Central High School’s award-winning Drama department will be presenting their final play of the year on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of this week. The comedy The Man Who Came to Dinner features Ben Newman as Sheridan Whiteside, a man who goes to dinner at the Stanleys’ and brings turmoil to their lives. “The play is humorous in a witty … Continue reading Central High School Showcases Spring Play
