There is a new club that has been introduced to AHS called “SkillsUSA.” This club focuses on industrial tech skills used in everyday life. The club advisor ,Noah Widrowicz says he is “extremely excited”...
Wearing earrings has been popular since the late 1500s, around the English Renaissance. Earring styles have also evolved a lot since then, and there are many different types. Some styles and types of earrings...
On March 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing Linda McMahon, the U.S. Secretary of Education to “take all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of...
Welcome back AHS! Today our incoming journalist students review more stories on the AHSNeedle website.
Who would win, a soccer player versus a non-soccer player, in a soccer spar? Don't worry, we've...
iJAG Education Specialist Dawn Walton uses her expertise to answer several common questions about career readiness and how to grow career confidence as a high school student.
Every year speech and debate participants across Iowa are invited to showcase their talents at the All State Speech Festival. To get to the all-state speech, one must first proceed from the district and...
On March 31, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins, visited Elite Octane here in Atlantic. Other prominent officials that attended were: Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, Iowa Senator Joni Earnest,...
Freedom of speech is a highly debated topic in America, and the freedom to read is no different. Book bans have surged in the past few years according to Pen America. Restricting access to certain books has a long history and the reasons for it have changed, too. Here’s everything you need to know about banned books in the United States.
The Annual FFA Banquet was held on Sunday, March 30th at Atlantic High School. There were 195 members and guests were present at the event. The banquet started with the opening ceremonies, led by the...
Welcome back AHS! Today we take a look at what our other departments of journalism have created, as well as question a new tennis play on his experience thus far!
Many athletes have superstitions that help them win a game, a race, or a meet. Some of these superstitions include praying, listening to music, doing their hair a certain way, eating the same food, jumping...
