By Brad Green Once upon a time there was a leprechaun who worked as a stock broker in Seattle but no one knew he was a leprechaun they just thought he was a midget. His dream was to work in New York but, as everyone knows, it never rains in New York. Meaning there are never any rainbows, so he wouldn’t be able to deposit … Continue reading Fiction: A Good Leprechaun Is Hard to Find
By Calista Giannonatti Record temperatures on Friday helped Storybook Island come close to beating a record themselves. With a high of almost 70 degrees, Storybook Island was packed from the time the gates opened to the time they closed. And, as they began the evening with only seven volunteers, they had their worked cut out for them. Before even opening the gates, the line of … Continue reading Warm Temps Swell Storybook Island Attendence
This week’s photo of the week is from Kylie Amos. It serves as a reminder that winter won’t last forever! If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Memories of Spring
Our photo of the week is Erica Wilbur’s shot titled, “Looking Far.” If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Looking Far
For our photo of the week, Kali Rogers sent in a shot of a particularly strange building she saw in Orlando, Florida. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Something’s Wrong Here
This week’s photo of the week is from Lynnzi Yellow Eagle. It is a photo she took at her grandma’s funeral. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. For having her photo selected, Lynnzi receives two tickets to a Cobbler varsity home game. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Praying Hands
This week’s photo of the week is from Mrs. Allen. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Lights and Lines
This week’s photo of the week is from Jimmie H. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. For having his photo selected, Jimmie receives two tickets to a Cobbler varsity home game. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Green in the Park
This week’s photo of the week is from Skylar Larson. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. For having his photo selected, Skylar receives two tickets to a Cobbler varsity home game. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Lines of Light
by: Nicole Krebs Are you a singer? And actor? A dancer? Do you play an instrument? Do you look like you just stepped out of the movie “300?” WELL CHS DRAMA WANTS YOU!!! Central High School Theatre has its upcoming auditions for “An Evening of One Acts” and they need you! If you can do have any of the skills listed above they would love … Continue reading Auditions for One Acts Underway
This week’s photo is taken by senior Seth Eisenbraun, an avid outdoorsman and photographer. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. For having his photo selected, Seth receives two tickets to a Cobbler varsity home game. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Looking Up
Airplane You give me the feeling of when I was little, playing the airplane game Where someone would hold you by your hands and you would lay across their knees. You would pretend to be an airplane, and then they would pretend to crash. You would beg for them to do it again. I’m your airplane. You are what keeps me in the air, you … Continue reading Poetry Friday: Airplane
As the temperatures dip below zero, Lacy Payne sent us a shot many folks are longing to see in real life–flowers. Lacy showed this shot at the 2010 Lakota Nation Art Show, and she says of the photo: “This picture is meant to represent waking up in the morning. I turned down the saturation because I wanted the feeling to be that moment when you … Continue reading Photo of the Week: Awakening
Sara Raney took this photo at Jolly Lane. Of the photo, she said she wanted it to be “very vibrant and I wanted the attention to be on the wagon wheel, so I tried to make it ‘pop’ out.” She chose the name Old Beauty “because the the wagons were able to let people travel the country and see the beauty of it.” If you … Continue reading Photo of the Week: Old Beauty
Pencil Gliding across the paper Glistening with care scratching and patching and catching the words putting to order the letters so neat the thoughts it writes cannot be beat slaying and playing and saying the meanings till the end draws near sentences that can be unclear. By: Kayla Deranleau Continue reading Poetry Friday: Pencil
The Pine Needle 