On March 10th, 2023, Cloverdale FFA competed in the District VII Leadership Contest at Shakamak High School. 22 members went and all competed in different categories.One category consisted of Prepared Public Speaking, which is a prepared speech and the delivery of a six to eight minute oral presenta
MONDAY: To start off the week, the Juniors beat the Freshmen in volleyball. For Spirit Day, Juniors also came in first for pajama day dress-up. Seniors came in first with cheer blocks and ranked third in dress-up. The Freshmen came in second in cheer block and second in dress-up. Overall, the Sophom
Are you an incoming freshman with no idea what you are doing? Are you incredibly stressed for the first day, or even week, of school? Well, look no further than this comprehensive guide of high school advice.1.) Don’t PanicI get it. It’s your first day of school and you have no idea what you are doi
For the Spring and Summer sessions, we are excited to announce some new additions to the Citizen One Team!We kicked off the Spring / Summer program with eight new students last Wednesday, where each student journalist got a Citizen One Welcome Kit (see below).Special thanks to our Bureau Chief Ms. S
Student Author: Riley BatesInterested in art? Want somewhere to ponder? Want to catch a prodigy before they skyrocket to stardom? Then you may want to hear about the Putnam County Museum’s student art show! Students from schools in the surrounding area are given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to h
Gas prices seem to keep climbing higher and higher daily, and it’s not getting much better. This has become a nationwide problem; gas prices have almost risen to $8 a gallon in California! How has Putnam County, specifically Cloverdale, been affected by this catastrophe?Community members of Cloverda
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Advisers say holiday shoppers should start shopping early. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is causing shipping delays and supply shortages. This is what you should do.Though holidays may be a couple of months away, experts are saying that we should start shopping early. Material shortages and shipping
In the past two years COVID has brought many challenging issues. One of those challenges is how students are to be marked for their attendance. Initially we were advised to mark students “excused” “does not count”.We have since been informed that these students cannot be marked “does not count” Thi
New ISU Men’s Basketball coach Josh Schertz brought the ISU squad, including CHS alumni Cooper Neese, to Tucker Court for a surprise practice last week.While “School administrators and family members worked hard to keep the event a secret”, the Brazil Times got the scoop on the story, including this
The NCAA Division One Men’s Basketball 2021-2021 Assists Leader and CHS Alumni Jalen Moore was recently named first-team in the Horizon League pre-season poll.From GoldenGrizzlies.com:“Junior point guard Jalen Moore earned preseason accolades, as he was named to the all-league first team. Last seaso
Although the hot weather has come to an end for the year, COVID-19 remains a hot topic in our minds and everyday lives.COVID has still been a rampant force in the community. Currently, Putnam County is considered a high transmission zone – meaning that there have been 100 or more new cases per 100,0
