Social media manager Rosa Parks shares this week’s headlines: Winter Homecoming, Tutoring Center, bus passes, Thescon, Marketing II’s New York Trip and All Write. Also graphics editor Colin Shue interviews Basil Sessen about Thescon.
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PSA: Avoid drinking and driving
Graphics editor Colin Shue reminds students about the dangers of driving while intoxicated. Visit Our Sponsors!
Students share holiday favorites
Social media manager Rosa Parks, video editor Evelyn Trampe and photo editor Colin Shue ask students about their favorite holiday traditions and songs.
Newscast: Dec. 14, 2018
Junior editor Elise Keller shares this week’s news: bake sale and finals. Also this week’s news cast gives a taste of social media editor Rosa Parks report on students’ holiday favorites. Support Our Sponsors
DECA sponsors Night in the Courtyard
Contributing writer Ethan Ryan reports on the Nov. 2, Night in the Courtyard. The DECA event featured student musicians and raised money for DECA’s New York trip.
Newscast: Nov. 30, 2018
Video editor Evelyn Trampe shares this week’s news: SAT test, candy cane reindeer, a cappella concert, Mr. Webster Pageant, tutoring services and the college bus tour.
Newscast: Nov. 2, 2018
Sports columnist Greg Frazier brings this week’s headlines: SAT, Night in the Courtyard, Shaw Art Fair, Hands on Kirkwood, sports events, The Branch, the French National Honor Society and the Friendship Dance. Visit Our Sponsors
Interact Club participates in Hands on Kirkwood
Contributing writer Elise Wilke-Grimm talks to Hands on Kirkwood participants about the impact of the event on the community. The event took place Oct. 6, at Kirkwood Baptist Church.
Halloween brings questions about safety
Contributing writers Jaden Fields and Gant Gibson talk to people about Trick or Treat safety. See Also: Students express beliefs about ghosts See Also: Do’s and don’ts of a good gorefest: journalists explore horror films See Also: Coffee shop patrons share opinions about horror movies… Read More ›
Students talk about dressing up for Halloween
Contributing writers Samantha Massena and Zeke La Mantia talk to students about Halloween costumes. See Also: Students express beliefs about ghosts See Also: Do’s and don’ts of a good gorefest: journalists explore horror films See Also: Coffee shop patrons share opinions about horror movies… Read More ›
Students express beliefs about ghosts
Contributing writer Ada Foley explores contemporary beliefs in ghosts.
Do’s and don’ts of a good gorefest: journalists explore horror films
From killer Captain Kirk to machete wielding hockey goalies, horror movies have flooded theaters “near you” for decades. Their one purpose: to scare.
Community gathers for Rock Hill Fall Parade and Festival
Contributing writer Zora Thomas reports on the Oct. 6, Rock Hill Fall Parade and Festival at Hudson Elementary.
Activities included the parade, music, food, a petting zoo, a book sale, face painting and others.
Historic Shaw Art Fair exhibits craftsmanship, culture
Contributing writer Gretchen Skoglund reports on the Historic Shaw Art Fair Oct. 6-7.
Newscast: Oct. 18, 2018
Video editor Evelyn Trampe shares this week’s news, and senior Ellie Oliphant talks about Webster Tackles Cancer.
Newscast: Oct. 5, 2018
Video editor Evelyn Trampe shares this week’s news about GSA’s Soctober clothing drive, the Fall One-Act Festival, Fall Sports Assembly, cross country, softball Conference champs, SAT and PSAT tests and upcoming events. Visit Our Sponsors
Newscast: Sept. 14, 2018
Graphics editor Colin Shue and social media manager Rosa Parks share this week’s headlines: Renaissance Cards, college fair, National Merit Semi-Finalists, parking, Junior Entrance, service hours and the swim team car wash.
Jenna Michalski runs, raises money for victims of sex trafficking
Senior Jenna Michalski recently raised money for and ran in the Race for Refuge, a 5K, to support victims of sex trafficking.
“I raised over $400.00,” Michalski said. The race was sponsored by an organization called the Covering House, which provides therapeutic housing, community programs and other services in order to educate people about sex trafficking.
Newscast: Aug. 30, 2018
Graphics editor Colin Shue and sports editor Greg Frazier share this week’s headlines.
Entertainment columnist offers students chance for Taylor Swift tickets
Two tickets to Taylor Swift’s Reputation Stadium Tour at the Dome at America’s Center on Sept. 18, will be given by the ECHO to the student who most convinces entertainment columnist Josie Krueger that he/she deserves them. Fill out the… Read More ›
Junior Journalists: Incoming freshmen attend Future Leaders
Over 250 incoming freshmen gathered for Future Leaders Seminar the second week of July to prepare for their high school experience. The ECHO’s 2018 junior journalists, Hollye Anne Brinkley, Camille Kenner, Connor Ledbetter and Corin Tucker, report on the seminar…. Read More ›
Newscast: May 18, 2018
Entertainment editor Josie Krueger shares this week’s headlines: library checkouts, Camp Wyman and Cardinals tickets. Visit Our Sponsors
Newscast: May 10, 2018
Editor-in-chief Caroline Fellows and video editor Ashli Wagner share this week’s headlines: yearbooks, A Cappella Extravaganza, Camp Wyman, film festival, Senior Awards Night absentees, Jim Schoemehl Run, Sports Awards Night and senior checkout. Visit Our Sponsors
Newscast: April 20, 2018
Video editor Evelyn Trampe shares this week’s headlines: spirit squad tryouts, Cardinals baseball outing, Jim Schoemehl Run and free Cardinals tickets for high grades. Visit Our Sponsors
Newscast: April 13, 2018
Entertainment editor Josie Krueger and social media coordinator Rosa Parks share this week’s headlines: Activities Day, prom, ACT, spring play, baseball group outing, the Jim Schoemehl Run and Cardinals tickets for good grades. Visit Our Sponsors
Newscast: April 6, 2018
Video editor Ashli Wagner and podcast editor Eleanor Marshall share this week’s headlines: the spring play, Cardinals baseball outing, the Jim Schoemehl Run, Cardinals tickets for high achieving students and prom tickets. Visit Our Sponsors
Makerspace provides creative expression, instruction
Contributing writers Colin Shue and Ethan Weihl report on the activities that occur in Makerspace. See Also: Makerspace adds Innovation to students lives Visit Our Sponsors
