The high school years are when most students begin learning how to balance their spending across their numerous needs, wants and values. According to the National Endowment for Education, 1 in 5 U.S. teenage...

On Jan. 28, the city of Woodinville mourned the loss of Molbak’s Garden and Home, a family gardening business that has served the community for nearly seven decades. After 67 years of business in the...

Every year, February is dedicated to acknowledging and honoring Black history. At the Martin Luther King Jr. assembly on Jan. 10th, Black Student Union officers gave speeches about Black history and their...

As students move through high school, their social circles often evolve. Friend groups from middle school may disband and new bonds emerge. For students who change schools during high school, moving means...

Senior Alana Madeline* (she/her) was in a “talking stage” with her ex-boyfriend for 3 months before they made it official. They dated for nine months before he broke up with her because of his commitment...

During the gloomier winter months, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), otherwise known as seasonal depression, is a common occurance amongst a majority of teens according to the National Institute of Health....

Despite cold winds that persist in the Puget Sound area, culture around ice-based sports like hockey and ice-skating is lacking, so students interested in such athletics have to participate in them outside...

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood, according to the American Red Cross. On Dec. 1, the Red Cross Club hosted its annual blood drive in the gym, giving students and staff the opportunity...

On Dec. 8, students and families gathered at the concert hall to watch Inglemoor’s annual winter concert. Over 175 students performed in the choirs, bands and orchestra. The symphony orchestra —...

Many students participate in Washington State’s WaNIC and Running Start programs to try new things and train for their desired career. The Washington Network for Innovative Careers, which students refer...