By: Maya Edwards
The 2017-2018 school year might be nearing an end, but there are still many events and activities to take place before the Eisenhower High School seniors say their final goodbyes. Some of the activities include the senior trip, finals, prom, baccalaureate, and finally, graduation. But, these events could not take place without the senior class advisor, Mrs. Lewann Alexander. Continue reading The End Is Nearing
By: Ross Venman
When spring starts, the birds start to chirp, everything is turning green, the sunshine is out, but most importantly, the turkeys start gobbling. But what makes hunting turkeys in the spring so special? Well, the turkeys have started their mating season and the male turkeys, gobblers, begin to gobble to attract a mate. The hunter then proceeds to use turkey calls to sound like a hen, a female turkey, in an attempt to lure the gobbler in. However, in the spring hunters are only permitted to shoot the gobblers, not the hens, making hunting turkeys one of the hardest hunting seasons in which to experience success. Continue reading Hunting Gobblers this Spring
By: Troy Myer
With good weather approaching, the hype for summer is getting serious, and senioritis is in full swing. Most students just want to get out of school and enjoy the good weather. There are plenty of summer activities to do with friends and family, especially in our local area. All around Warren County, there are countless opportunities for hunting and fishing throughout the National Forest and Kinzua Reservoir. There is also biking and hiking throughout the National Forest with trails at Jake’s Rocks and Rim Rock. Plenty of activities to do locally just in your backyard like sports, cookouts, or swimming. Or in your woods behind your house like hunting, trapping and shed hunting. The Squire asked outdoor enthusiast and senior, Willy Hoffman, about how he has an action packed summer. Continue reading Make it an Action Packed Summer
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