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DIA is one of the many airports that have had flights cancelled due to the government shutdown. These flights have stranded people away from their homes, and will hopefully go back to normal now that the government is back up.
Shutdown Ends, But Airport Issues Continue
A sign explaining the government shutdown hangs outside a closed Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. On Wednesday night, the longest shutdown in government history ended after 42 days with President Trump approving a continuing resolution. Trump also oversaw the second-longest government shutdown during his first term in 2018. (John Sonderman/Flickr)
Longest Government Shutdown in History Ends
Amazon Web Services is the largest cloud service company in the U.S., they experienced a large shutdown on October 20th. Many apps, such as Amazon Shopping, were affected and unable to access internet. (Creative Commons//Pexels.)
Amazon Web Services Cloud’s Outage
One of the 34 players involved int he NBA gambling scandal, #12 on the Boston Celtics, Terry Rozier. These 34 players have been facing the accusations of illegally gambling, which has resulted in some getting arrested. (Wikimedia/ Keith Allison)
NBA Faces New Gambling Allegations
One of the entrances to Folsom Field where the CU Buffaloes play their home games. On September 27, a home game against BYU resulted in fans chanting anti-Mormon dismissives, for which CU was fined $50,000 by the Big 12. While no one is questioning if the behavior at the game was appropriate, there is some doubt that CU's new fan policing measures and the Big 12's flurry of fines are actually preventing bad fan behavior. (Ken Lund/Flickr, CC-BY-SA)
CU Fined $50K for Anti-Mormon Incident at BYU game
The Library here at FHS where students are able to come in and check out a book to read either for a class or just for reading independently. If the SSR happens, most students will likely just check out a book here at the library.
DEAR TEACHERS: Silent Reading Doesn’t Work
Senior Athena Aiello has added a sparkling touch to classrooms, painting the phone caddies. She is a smart, bright senior who has worked hard for where she is today. (Courtesy of Athena Aiello)
ATHENA AIELLO: Making Arresting Art
Freshmen Aria Deluhery, Alex Carrigan, and Anyssa Carter brought the animatronic gang from Five Nights at Freddy’s to life with their versions of Freddy, Chica, and Bonnie. The group chose this trio because “we all played this game before, and they have awesome costumes.”
Costumes Once Again a FHS Halloween Highlight
Senior Joey Summers has spent his high school years acting, and participating in every school event. He has left a big mark on the Frederick community.
JOEY SUMMERS: Stepping off the Stage
The student log in page for Bluebook, the app used to take the PSAT and SAT on. While some students excel on the PSAT and SAT tests, the school as a whole is not as high as expected. This can be changed by helping prepare for the tests earlier on, and just giving students more ways to learn about the content on the tests.
Frederick Does Better (but Still Poor) on 2025 SATs
Art classes at Frederick High School are crucial to have. These classes give students amazing chances to be creative, and to get to learn more. (Courtesy of Sebastian Pettitt)
Art is Essential, Not Optional
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dreamcoat’s performances of Pharaos Story, which pulls the whole show together.
A Dreamcoat to Remember
Junior Joseph Summers has been named one of the new State Thespian Officer, which is a great accomplishment. Joey has accomplished many amazing things throughout his years of being a high schooler, and will continue to accomplish many more. Courtesy of Addy Bowers
Joey Summers is New Lead for Colorado State Thespians
The characters in Clue: On stage listening into a conversation, adding to the mystery of the show (Courtesy of Christopher Tone)
The Theatre Department Gets a Clue
Sophomores Odin Wridt and Orion Freeman and junior Erik Esqueda-LeRoi jam in front of the gym doors in the commons during second lunch on December 10, 2024. All three are members of Frederick High's School of Rock class, which elected to perform during both lunches as a final for their class. In School of Rock, Mr. Liss teaches students how to cover and create their own rock, pop, country, and hip-hop songs.
Lunch Sacks and Amp Stacks
Senior Athena Aiello has added a sparkling touch to classrooms, painting the phone caddies. She is a smart, bright senior who has worked hard for where she is today. (Courtesy of Athena Aiello)
ATHENA AIELLO: Making Arresting Art
Senior Joey Summers has spent his high school years acting, and participating in every school event. He has left a big mark on the Frederick community.
JOEY SUMMERS: Stepping off the Stage
Posing with both her club and school affiliated volleyball jersey, Kyla stays true to her number three. Her "lucky number" if you will. (Chris Tone)
KYLA VEJROSTEK: An Ace in the Market
Senior Sonny Delpizzo has gone through his high school career playing football and getting involved in numerous other school activities. He always played his hardest, and never gave up in his sports. (Courtesy of Sonny Delpizzo)
SONNY DELPIZZO: Where Brains Meets Brawn
From being involved in rigorous academics, productions on stage, leadership clubs, and sports, Helena is ready to lead the way for future students too. (Courtesy of Helena Ahuja)
HELENA AHUJA: Writing Her Own Path
The Library here at FHS where students are able to come in and check out a book to read either for a class or just for reading independently. If the SSR happens, most students will likely just check out a book here at the library.
DEAR TEACHERS: Silent Reading Doesn’t Work
The school filter restricts almost all news websites, educational games, and some YouTube videos. These filters block things needed to complete certain schoolwork.
Dear SVVSD: Our WiFi Sucks
To make your Halloween even cozier, watching these movies will give off the cozy vibes to the spooky season. All of these movies are worth the watch, giving a classic cozy spin to the month of October
The Best Cozy Halloween Movies
These horror movies will take anyone’s Halloween season and turn it into something even spookier. All of these movies have their special plots, that all keep the watcher on the edge of their seats.
Hauntingly Scary Movies to Watch
The White House closed off in an artistic symbolism of a government shutdown. This year’s ongoing government shutdown calls into question the finesse of America’s representatives. (Kaz Vorpal Wikimedia Commons)
Dear Congress: The Government Shutdown is Causing Chaos
Denji—the titular Chainsaw Man who is fused with the Chainsaw Devil Pochita—rides on the back of the shark-like Beam, his devil-hunting partner at the Public Safety division in Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc. The film won the #1 spot at the box office its opening weekend, which has made it the sixth-largest US opening for an anime movie of all time. (Sony Pictures/MAPPA)
Chainsaw Man Shreds Box Office Records
Shown above are the four main characters of the storyline, who come together after the chaotic loss of two loved ones breaks out amongst their families. (Constantin Film)
Regretting You: The Movie You Won’t Regret Watching
In the first episode of It: Welcome to Derry, a group of kids venture to the Capitol movie theater, the last place their friend Matty was seen before he disappeared. However, they get more than they bargained for when they encounter the cosmic monster known as It. From left to right: Sci-fi conspiracy theorist Phil Malkin (Jack Molloy Legault), his little sister Susie (played by Legault's real-life sister Matilda), series protagonist "Loony" Lilly Bainbridge (Clara Stack), and comic-loving Teddy Uris (Mikkal Karim-Fidler). It: Welcome to Derry has a strong start and promises to be one of the horror highlights of the year. (Brooke Palmer/HBO)
It: Welcome to Derry Is Shockingly Scary
The newest Shudder original is V/H/S/ Halloween which hopes to capture the Halloween aesthetic. (Bloody Disgusting)
V/H/S/ Halloween Is a Treat to Watch
Knights of Guinevere is Glitch's latest pilot hoping to be funded to a full series. The show, created by Dana Terrace, features a planet-spanning theme park dedicated to the fictional Princess Guinevere and follows the lives of those that eke out a living in the park's massive shadow. The pilot is a riveting sci-fi dystopia that has already amassed more than 10 million views on YouTube. (Glitch)
Knights of Guinevere Is Bleak and Beautiful
Denji—the titular Chainsaw Man who is fused with the Chainsaw Devil Pochita—rides on the back of the shark-like Beam, his devil-hunting partner at the Public Safety division in Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc. The film won the #1 spot at the box office its opening weekend, which has made it the sixth-largest US opening for an anime movie of all time. (Sony Pictures/MAPPA)
Chainsaw Man Shreds Box Office Records
Shown above are the four main characters of the storyline, who come together after the chaotic loss of two loved ones breaks out amongst their families. (Constantin Film)
Regretting You: The Movie You Won’t Regret Watching
In the first episode of It: Welcome to Derry, a group of kids venture to the Capitol movie theater, the last place their friend Matty was seen before he disappeared. However, they get more than they bargained for when they encounter the cosmic monster known as It. From left to right: Sci-fi conspiracy theorist Phil Malkin (Jack Molloy Legault), his little sister Susie (played by Legault's real-life sister Matilda), series protagonist "Loony" Lilly Bainbridge (Clara Stack), and comic-loving Teddy Uris (Mikkal Karim-Fidler). It: Welcome to Derry has a strong start and promises to be one of the horror highlights of the year. (Brooke Palmer/HBO)
It: Welcome to Derry Is Shockingly Scary
The newest Shudder original is V/H/S/ Halloween which hopes to capture the Halloween aesthetic. (Bloody Disgusting)
V/H/S/ Halloween Is a Treat to Watch
Indy (playing himself) stares at a suspicious noise in Ben Leonberg's Good Boy. This horror movie is told from the perspective of the Nova Scotian duck retriever,
Good Boy is a Great Film
Knights of Guinevere is Glitch's latest pilot hoping to be funded to a full series. The show, created by Dana Terrace, features a planet-spanning theme park dedicated to the fictional Princess Guinevere and follows the lives of those that eke out a living in the park's massive shadow. The pilot is a riveting sci-fi dystopia that has already amassed more than 10 million views on YouTube. (Glitch)
Knights of Guinevere Is Bleak and Beautiful
The third and final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty gives fans what they want, each episode taking twists and turns. The season is filled with love triangles, friendship, and drama, making it a worth while watch. (Prime Video)
The Summer I Turned Pretty is a Show to Remember
The Paper, a spinoff of the classic show The Office, gives fans a good laugh. The two shows are very similar, which gives The Office fans something else to watch. (Peacock)
The Paper Issues Lots of Laughs
The new Netflix documentary series, American Murder: Gabby Petito really shows the story of Gabby’s life and helps viewers understand what she went through. The series includes body cams from the police of Gabby and her boyfriend, who went on a roadtrip together. Courtesy of Netflix
Netflix Uncovers Gabby Petito’s Truth
The newest and final season of Cobra Kai is filled with many emotions and is promised to leave the audience satisfied. The ending to the show was perfectly executed, leaving the fans satisfied and happy. (Netflix)
Cobra Kai Never Dies
Taylor Swift’s new album, The Life of a Showgirl brings fans through her romantic relationship with Travis Kelce and her experience with fame. The lyrics seemed rushed and didn’t seem like anything special however. (Max Martin and Shellback)
Taylor Swift’s New Era is Just Okay
Sabrina Carpenter dances with a stoic partner on one of several covers for her new album Man's Best Friend. Her initial cover art featured Carpenter on all fours in front of a standing man who is pulling her hair in his fist, which many have decried as overly sexual and anti-female. This cover premiered in a June 29 Instagram post by Carpenter, who joked that it was "approved by God." (Island Records)
Sorry Dogs—Sabrina is Man’s New Best Friend
“Over the past like year and a half, I’ve been in the studio, I have a project that is the most personal and powerful music project I’ve ever done”-Will Smith. Courtesy of Universal Music Group
Based on a True Story is a Bust
The Weeknd’s final chapter, Hurry Up Tomorrow captures his feelings of heartbreak, addiction, and loss. There are multiple features on the album as well, which help capture the emotion he is trying to show. (Republic Records)
A Nice End to The Weeknd
Ballonerism, Mac Miller's latest posthumous release, captures the turbulence he experienced in 2014 as he moved to a major label and became re-addicted to drugs. While a great album overall, Miller's experiments with different genres and sound effects may put off some listeners.
Balloonerism Soars to Uncomfortable Heights
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DIA is one of the many airports that have had flights cancelled due to the government shutdown. These flights have stranded people away from their homes, and will hopefully go back to normal now that the government is back up.
Shutdown Ends, But Airport Issues Continue
A sign explaining the government shutdown hangs outside a closed Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. On Wednesday night, the longest shutdown in government history ended after 42 days with President Trump approving a continuing resolution. Trump also oversaw the second-longest government shutdown during his first term in 2018. (John Sonderman/Flickr)
Longest Government Shutdown in History Ends
Amazon Web Services is the largest cloud service company in the U.S., they experienced a large shutdown on October 20th. Many apps, such as Amazon Shopping, were affected and unable to access internet. (Creative Commons//Pexels.)
Amazon Web Services Cloud’s Outage
One of the 34 players involved int he NBA gambling scandal, #12 on the Boston Celtics, Terry Rozier. These 34 players have been facing the accusations of illegally gambling, which has resulted in some getting arrested. (Wikimedia/ Keith Allison)
NBA Faces New Gambling Allegations
One of the entrances to Folsom Field where the CU Buffaloes play their home games. On September 27, a home game against BYU resulted in fans chanting anti-Mormon dismissives, for which CU was fined $50,000 by the Big 12. While no one is questioning if the behavior at the game was appropriate, there is some doubt that CU's new fan policing measures and the Big 12's flurry of fines are actually preventing bad fan behavior. (Ken Lund/Flickr, CC-BY-SA)
CU Fined $50K for Anti-Mormon Incident at BYU game
Frederick’s girls volleyball team have played a great season. While they did not win every game, they made so many great memories that they will carry with them forever. (Chris Tone)
Girls Volleyball Bests Erie in Postseason Run
Frederick’s unified bowling team is made up of many amazing students, they all work hard to get to where they are right now. The team is doing well so far this bowling season, their last game is next week and they are working as hard as they can to win.
Unified Bowling Makes a Strike Toward Winning Championship
While Frederick started off kind of rocky at the game against Poudre, they came back. The Golden Eagles came back and got the victory, with the final score standing at 28-36 with Frederick bringing home another victory.
Frederick Flies Past Poudre
Left to Right: Madi Schanz, Natalie Sias, Lyla Kuhn, Elayna Fisher, Brealea Stendel, Izzy Horne. Celebrating their six seniors, Frederick softball had a dominating game over Silver Creek. With eight runs and a joy filled senior celebration, it’s a game the team will never forget. (Christopher Tone)
Softball Shines at Senior Night
Frederick kept their winning streak after playing against Montebello High School for the homecoming game on Friday. The Golden Eagles scored 42 points, while Montebello scored 21 points. The Golden Eagles are on a winning streak, and hope to keep it up.
Frederick Football Comes Home with a Win
Art classes at Frederick High School are crucial to have. These classes give students amazing chances to be creative, and to get to learn more. (Courtesy of Sebastian Pettitt)
Art is Essential, Not Optional
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dreamcoat’s performances of Pharaos Story, which pulls the whole show together.
A Dreamcoat to Remember
Junior Joseph Summers has been named one of the new State Thespian Officer, which is a great accomplishment. Joey has accomplished many amazing things throughout his years of being a high schooler, and will continue to accomplish many more. Courtesy of Addy Bowers
Joey Summers is New Lead for Colorado State Thespians
The characters in Clue: On stage listening into a conversation, adding to the mystery of the show (Courtesy of Christopher Tone)
The Theatre Department Gets a Clue
Sophomores Odin Wridt and Orion Freeman and junior Erik Esqueda-LeRoi jam in front of the gym doors in the commons during second lunch on December 10, 2024. All three are members of Frederick High's School of Rock class, which elected to perform during both lunches as a final for their class. In School of Rock, Mr. Liss teaches students how to cover and create their own rock, pop, country, and hip-hop songs.
Lunch Sacks and Amp Stacks
The Library here at FHS where students are able to come in and check out a book to read either for a class or just for reading independently. If the SSR happens, most students will likely just check out a book here at the library.
DEAR TEACHERS: Silent Reading Doesn’t Work
Senior Athena Aiello has added a sparkling touch to classrooms, painting the phone caddies. She is a smart, bright senior who has worked hard for where she is today. (Courtesy of Athena Aiello)
ATHENA AIELLO: Making Arresting Art
Freshmen Aria Deluhery, Alex Carrigan, and Anyssa Carter brought the animatronic gang from Five Nights at Freddy’s to life with their versions of Freddy, Chica, and Bonnie. The group chose this trio because “we all played this game before, and they have awesome costumes.”
Costumes Once Again a FHS Halloween Highlight
Senior Joey Summers has spent his high school years acting, and participating in every school event. He has left a big mark on the Frederick community.
JOEY SUMMERS: Stepping off the Stage
The student log in page for Bluebook, the app used to take the PSAT and SAT on. While some students excel on the PSAT and SAT tests, the school as a whole is not as high as expected. This can be changed by helping prepare for the tests earlier on, and just giving students more ways to learn about the content on the tests.
Frederick Does Better (but Still Poor) on 2025 SATs
The Library here at FHS where students are able to come in and check out a book to read either for a class or just for reading independently. If the SSR happens, most students will likely just check out a book here at the library.
DEAR TEACHERS: Silent Reading Doesn’t Work
The school filter restricts almost all news websites, educational games, and some YouTube videos. These filters block things needed to complete certain schoolwork.
Dear SVVSD: Our WiFi Sucks
To make your Halloween even cozier, watching these movies will give off the cozy vibes to the spooky season. All of these movies are worth the watch, giving a classic cozy spin to the month of October
The Best Cozy Halloween Movies
These horror movies will take anyone’s Halloween season and turn it into something even spookier. All of these movies have their special plots, that all keep the watcher on the edge of their seats.
Hauntingly Scary Movies to Watch
The White House closed off in an artistic symbolism of a government shutdown. This year’s ongoing government shutdown calls into question the finesse of America’s representatives. (Kaz Vorpal Wikimedia Commons)
Dear Congress: The Government Shutdown is Causing Chaos
Senior Athena Aiello has added a sparkling touch to classrooms, painting the phone caddies. She is a smart, bright senior who has worked hard for where she is today. (Courtesy of Athena Aiello)
ATHENA AIELLO: Making Arresting Art
Senior Joey Summers has spent his high school years acting, and participating in every school event. He has left a big mark on the Frederick community.
JOEY SUMMERS: Stepping off the Stage
Posing with both her club and school affiliated volleyball jersey, Kyla stays true to her number three. Her "lucky number" if you will. (Chris Tone)
KYLA VEJROSTEK: An Ace in the Market
Senior Sonny Delpizzo has gone through his high school career playing football and getting involved in numerous other school activities. He always played his hardest, and never gave up in his sports. (Courtesy of Sonny Delpizzo)
SONNY DELPIZZO: Where Brains Meets Brawn
From being involved in rigorous academics, productions on stage, leadership clubs, and sports, Helena is ready to lead the way for future students too. (Courtesy of Helena Ahuja)
HELENA AHUJA: Writing Her Own Path
Denji—the titular Chainsaw Man who is fused with the Chainsaw Devil Pochita—rides on the back of the shark-like Beam, his devil-hunting partner at the Public Safety division in Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc. The film won the #1 spot at the box office its opening weekend, which has made it the sixth-largest US opening for an anime movie of all time. (Sony Pictures/MAPPA)
Chainsaw Man Shreds Box Office Records
Shown above are the four main characters of the storyline, who come together after the chaotic loss of two loved ones breaks out amongst their families. (Constantin Film)
Regretting You: The Movie You Won’t Regret Watching
In the first episode of It: Welcome to Derry, a group of kids venture to the Capitol movie theater, the last place their friend Matty was seen before he disappeared. However, they get more than they bargained for when they encounter the cosmic monster known as It. From left to right: Sci-fi conspiracy theorist Phil Malkin (Jack Molloy Legault), his little sister Susie (played by Legault's real-life sister Matilda), series protagonist "Loony" Lilly Bainbridge (Clara Stack), and comic-loving Teddy Uris (Mikkal Karim-Fidler). It: Welcome to Derry has a strong start and promises to be one of the horror highlights of the year. (Brooke Palmer/HBO)
It: Welcome to Derry Is Shockingly Scary
The newest Shudder original is V/H/S/ Halloween which hopes to capture the Halloween aesthetic. (Bloody Disgusting)
V/H/S/ Halloween Is a Treat to Watch
Knights of Guinevere is Glitch's latest pilot hoping to be funded to a full series. The show, created by Dana Terrace, features a planet-spanning theme park dedicated to the fictional Princess Guinevere and follows the lives of those that eke out a living in the park's massive shadow. The pilot is a riveting sci-fi dystopia that has already amassed more than 10 million views on YouTube. (Glitch)
Knights of Guinevere Is Bleak and Beautiful
Denji—the titular Chainsaw Man who is fused with the Chainsaw Devil Pochita—rides on the back of the shark-like Beam, his devil-hunting partner at the Public Safety division in Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc. The film won the #1 spot at the box office its opening weekend, which has made it the sixth-largest US opening for an anime movie of all time. (Sony Pictures/MAPPA)
Chainsaw Man Shreds Box Office Records
Shown above are the four main characters of the storyline, who come together after the chaotic loss of two loved ones breaks out amongst their families. (Constantin Film)
Regretting You: The Movie You Won’t Regret Watching
In the first episode of It: Welcome to Derry, a group of kids venture to the Capitol movie theater, the last place their friend Matty was seen before he disappeared. However, they get more than they bargained for when they encounter the cosmic monster known as It. From left to right: Sci-fi conspiracy theorist Phil Malkin (Jack Molloy Legault), his little sister Susie (played by Legault's real-life sister Matilda), series protagonist "Loony" Lilly Bainbridge (Clara Stack), and comic-loving Teddy Uris (Mikkal Karim-Fidler). It: Welcome to Derry has a strong start and promises to be one of the horror highlights of the year. (Brooke Palmer/HBO)
It: Welcome to Derry Is Shockingly Scary
The newest Shudder original is V/H/S/ Halloween which hopes to capture the Halloween aesthetic. (Bloody Disgusting)
V/H/S/ Halloween Is a Treat to Watch
Indy (playing himself) stares at a suspicious noise in Ben Leonberg's Good Boy. This horror movie is told from the perspective of the Nova Scotian duck retriever,
Good Boy is a Great Film
Knights of Guinevere is Glitch's latest pilot hoping to be funded to a full series. The show, created by Dana Terrace, features a planet-spanning theme park dedicated to the fictional Princess Guinevere and follows the lives of those that eke out a living in the park's massive shadow. The pilot is a riveting sci-fi dystopia that has already amassed more than 10 million views on YouTube. (Glitch)
Knights of Guinevere Is Bleak and Beautiful
The third and final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty gives fans what they want, each episode taking twists and turns. The season is filled with love triangles, friendship, and drama, making it a worth while watch. (Prime Video)
The Summer I Turned Pretty is a Show to Remember
The Paper, a spinoff of the classic show The Office, gives fans a good laugh. The two shows are very similar, which gives The Office fans something else to watch. (Peacock)
The Paper Issues Lots of Laughs
The new Netflix documentary series, American Murder: Gabby Petito really shows the story of Gabby’s life and helps viewers understand what she went through. The series includes body cams from the police of Gabby and her boyfriend, who went on a roadtrip together. Courtesy of Netflix
Netflix Uncovers Gabby Petito’s Truth
The newest and final season of Cobra Kai is filled with many emotions and is promised to leave the audience satisfied. The ending to the show was perfectly executed, leaving the fans satisfied and happy. (Netflix)
Cobra Kai Never Dies
Taylor Swift’s new album, The Life of a Showgirl brings fans through her romantic relationship with Travis Kelce and her experience with fame. The lyrics seemed rushed and didn’t seem like anything special however. (Max Martin and Shellback)
Taylor Swift’s New Era is Just Okay
Sabrina Carpenter dances with a stoic partner on one of several covers for her new album Man's Best Friend. Her initial cover art featured Carpenter on all fours in front of a standing man who is pulling her hair in his fist, which many have decried as overly sexual and anti-female. This cover premiered in a June 29 Instagram post by Carpenter, who joked that it was "approved by God." (Island Records)
Sorry Dogs—Sabrina is Man’s New Best Friend
“Over the past like year and a half, I’ve been in the studio, I have a project that is the most personal and powerful music project I’ve ever done”-Will Smith. Courtesy of Universal Music Group
Based on a True Story is a Bust
The Weeknd’s final chapter, Hurry Up Tomorrow captures his feelings of heartbreak, addiction, and loss. There are multiple features on the album as well, which help capture the emotion he is trying to show. (Republic Records)
A Nice End to The Weeknd
Ballonerism, Mac Miller's latest posthumous release, captures the turbulence he experienced in 2014 as he moved to a major label and became re-addicted to drugs. While a great album overall, Miller's experiments with different genres and sound effects may put off some listeners.
Balloonerism Soars to Uncomfortable Heights
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Frederick’s girls volleyball team have played a great season. While they did not win every game, they made so many great memories that they will carry with them forever. (Chris Tone)

Girls Volleyball Bests Erie in Postseason Run

Conner Pickett, Staff Writer • November 11, 2025
Frederick’s volleyball team played a great season, with many memories made.
Frederick’s unified bowling team is made up of many amazing students, they all work hard to get to where they are right now. The team is doing well so far this bowling season, their last game is next week and they are working as hard as they can to win.

Unified Bowling Makes a Strike Toward Winning Championship

Kaylee Ledgerwood, Staff Writer • November 1, 2025
FHS’s unified bowling team takes the lanes by storm
While Frederick started off kind of rocky at the game against Poudre, they came back. The Golden Eagles came back and got the victory, with the final score standing at 28-36 with Frederick bringing home another victory.

Frederick Flies Past Poudre

Ilia Molina, Staff Writer • October 21, 2025
Frederick played hard and came home with yet another victory.
Left to Right: Madi Schanz, Natalie Sias, Lyla Kuhn, Elayna Fisher, Brealea Stendel, Izzy Horne. Celebrating their six seniors, Frederick softball had a dominating game over Silver Creek. With eight runs and a joy filled senior celebration, it’s a game the team will never forget. (Christopher Tone)

Softball Shines at Senior Night

Allison McCormick, Staff Writer • October 7, 2025
Softball takes a domnating win at their senior night celebration on Tuesday.
Frederick kept their winning streak after playing against Montebello High School for the homecoming game on Friday. The Golden Eagles scored 42 points, while Montebello scored 21 points. The Golden Eagles are on a winning streak, and hope to keep it up.

Frederick Football Comes Home with a Win

Ilia Molina, Staff Contributor • September 22, 2025

Friday night lights were shining extra bright for Frederick’s homecoming game, and the energy in the stands was strong. The Eagles came out determined to show everyone why this game mattered; they didn’t...

Fredericks Golden Eagles soared over Skyline, earning 56 points. After Fredericks first two games of the season were lost, they redeemed themselves and are hopeful to start their winning streak.

Frederick Football Soars over Skyline

Ilia Molina, Staff Writer • September 16, 2025
Frederick's varsity tackle team turned around their 0-2 season record on September 11 with a 56-12 win at Skyline High against the Falcons.
While the Frederick girls volleyball team didn't end up taking the win against Standley Lake, they still played and had fun. The girls will strive to win the next games they get to play.

Hard Hits, Tough Loss for Frederick Volleyball

Conner Pickett, Staff Writer • September 9, 2025
Frederick Varsity Girls Volleyball falls short and breaks a winning streak with a 3-1 loss to the Stanley Lake Gators in their season home opener.
Frederick Vs Mead came brings rivalry, and tension between the schools. Even though the Golden Eagles did not win, we still won in school spirit.

Frederick Football Falls to Rival Mead

Ilia Molina, Staff Writer • September 8, 2025
While the Golden Eagles lost 0-28 to rival Mead at their September 5 home opener, the home team still had an impressive crowd for so early in the season.
The 2025 seniors, who make up a majority of the Frederick varsity baseball team pose for a photo after their senior night celebrations. This year, the team had eleven seniors, three of whom are committed to play baseball after high school.

Rough Start, but a Good Ending

Allison McCormick, Staff Writer • May 16, 2025
After a 0-5 loss to the Legacy Lightning in their last home game of the season, Frederick Baseball celebrated their eleven graduating seniors.
Addy Schaffer fights towards the goal against the Greeley West Spartans. By this time of the evening, the snow was coming down and Frederick led 4-1, hoping to further grow their lead. (Courtesy of Chris Tone)

Frederick Girls Soccer is Back on Top

Allison McCormick, Staff Writer • April 7, 2025

After a rocky start to the season, the Frederick girls soccer team got a much needed victory over the Greeley West Spartans, winning the game 5-1.  The day started out with snow showers on and off...

Leaps and strides for the sophomore Makaylin Torres. Playing a key role in the team’s success leading up to playoffs, Torres continued that contribution in Frederick’s Great Eight playoff game. (Jenna Johnston)

Mead Stops Frederick’s Playoff Progress

Allison McCormick, Staff Writer • March 8, 2025

On Friday, March 7, the girls basketball team held their heads high as they left the school to go to the Denver Coliseum for the third year in a row to compete in the State Girls Basketball Championship....

Izzy Howard, sophomore, takes a shot from the free point line during the second half of the first game of the basketball season. Izzy said that she “thought we played well as a team, but we definitely have a lot of work to do.”

One Step Closer to State

Kaylee Ledgerwood, Staff Writer • March 3, 2025

Frederick High's girls varsity basketball team really puts all of their effort into trying their best at games, and it shows. The team has won 18 out of 24 games since the start of the basketball season....

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