WHS students and staff love scary movies. We asked a few of them to share their favorite horror experiences and recommend some of their favorites.
Question of the Week | Why do you love horror movies?
USD 329 students, staff discuss need for bond
There are a lot of mixed opinions in the community about the upcoming bond election. But among students and staff, most agree that the current state of the buildings is unacceptable.
Thought Bubble | Horror films not just for Halloween
While there are a few days left in October, make some popcorn, get some blankets, turn all the lights off and snuggle up for the scariest movie you can find.
Running Up That Hill | Girls cross country 2nd at regionals, Wurtz, Stuhlsatz finish 1st and 4th
Girls cross country is headed back to state after finishing second at regionals Saturday in Alma.
Sports Briefs | Football enters playoffs as top seed
Football enters the playoffs and volleyball ends its season in this week's sports briefs.
Charger U | Recent WHS graduates Oliver, Hafenstine, Schutter compete in college
There are many WHS graduates who are doing great things. This week we highlight three college athletes from the class of 2022: Cade Oliver (Washburn), Kara Hafenstine (Ottawa) and Lauren Schutter (Michigan State).
Grutsch addresses NHS members at induction ceremony
Parent Shelly Grutsch told students they have a bright future during an address to National Honor Society inductees at a ceremony Monday night.
Time to BeReal | Social media app gains popularity at WHS
Tired of people being fake on social media? You need to BeReal!
Check Mates | WHS competes in 1st chess tourney
After two years of intramural WHS chess tournaments, WHS chess wizards finally had the chance to compete last week at Washburn Rural.
329 Board discusses plans for buildings
The USD 329 school board discussed several issues related to the upcoming bond vote at its October 10 meeting in Maple Hill.
The Charger 