The new Crochet Club brings together students every Friday at lunch in F-10 who love to crochet or wish to learn how to crochet.
The founders and co-presidents of the club are Elise Hadidi and Brynn...
Woodside High School’s Varsity football team lost 47 to 18 in their first official game of the 2021 fall season against Silver Creek High School on Friday, August 27.
With this being the first official...
Applying to colleges in 2020 was a different experience than most other years because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This application and admissions period set a precedent of uncertainty for years to follow...
Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, many students across the nation transitioned to completely online instruction from March 2020 to this April. Zoom became our new way of life. Our bedrooms became our...
On November 6, 2020, I received a call informing me that I had tested positive for COVID-19. I had mild symptoms that included nasal congestion, a dry cough, fatigue, and headaches. Only a few days after...
While the Netflix series “The Crown” relies heavily on historical events and figures to provide a glimpse into the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the show tends to deviate from the truth at times.
Staying at home became the new normal in 2020, which meant that finding exciting shows to keep entertained while quarantined was an important task. Luckily, there were many enticing shows that came out, serving as a good distractions from the chaos of the outside world.
Woodside High School alumna Megan Healy brings her passion for relaying the news to life as a weekend anchor and Multimedia Journalist (MMJ) at KSBY News.
