Ten art students were selected to show off their art at the Artists Cooperative Gallery in Omaha from now until the end of November.  “Many students are going to go during the month of November to see the artwork,” said Art Instructor Jeff Yoachim. “It's great to see the students get this kind of experience, and this is one of the only shows that they have the opportunity to sell their work.” Senior Lucas Schoening feels honored to...

Taking place roughly fifteen years in the future after technology became increasingly futuristic and a fascist military coup took over, Ubisoft’s “Watch Dogs: Legion” is an open world technological dystopia that feels straight out of a George Orwell novel. “Watch Dogs: Legion” takes the Watch Dogs franchise a hemisphere away to London, a stark contrast to Chicago and San Francisco where the first two games took place. After a rival hacker...

The Glenwood Marching Band season concludes, not losing a single competition because there were none. In spite of the lack of competition, the band was able to keep their spirits high. Learning new songs every week and playing those songs for football games has its advantages. “Marching band is fun every year, but this year more so than the previous ones," said senior Drum Major Mackenzie Woods. “Despite all the pure fun, while learning...

For the second year in a row, the Glenwood Rams volleyball team went to state. They are cementing their legacy  after going for the first time in GCHS history last year. The Lady Rams played the West Delaware Hawks on November 2. They played a tough opponent but unfortunately lost in five sets (17-25 26-24 25-20 22-25 14-16). Although the team came up short in this hard fought battle, they still had an amazing and record-breaking season.   Head...

With their community volunteering and charitable fundraisers, FCCLA has been an important organization in Glenwood for 50 years, and instructor Janis Moore has been the advisor of FCCLA for many of those years. Members of FCCLA also create presentations and participate in many different competitions.  The two leaders for the FCCLA this year are seniors President Bree Severn and Vice President Vivianne Payne. Severn and Payne are both excited...

Hoping to teach and encourage people to protect the environment, the National Conservation Foundation’s Envirothon program helps students to achieve just that. GCHS members include seniors Grant Ramsay, Zach Zielstra, Gavin Bierman, Creighton Deitchler, Logan Miller and junior Hayden Hoffman. “Envirothon combines in-class and hands-on environmental education in a competition setting which involves a problem-solving presentation as well as written...