by Ciarra Lawson It’s that time of year when you go to stores and the first thing you see is halloween costumes, decorations, and most importantly, candy. Between Hershey bars, Kit Kats, Reese’s, crunch bars, Skittles, and M&M’s. — there’s unlimited choices of sweets you can choose from to devour. After all the years […]
Read Moreby Mollie Green Someone call the nurse! There are pumpkins puking… Everywhere! Today in first period, Stacy Bureau who is a chemistry teacher at Walkersville High School had her students carve pumpkins and create foam in which represented “puke.” Bureau has been doing this ever since she came to Walkersville which was four years ago. […]
Read MoreThe loss of businesses in the Town of Walkersville has spread to East Frederick Street with two businesses closing recently. The vacancies add to the numerous holes in Walkersville’s only shopping center across MD 194, and the two gas stations just up MD 194. McFadden Exchange closed shop and vacated the building it shared with Olde Town Jewelers. No phone calls were being returned from the number on file for McFadden Exchange, and Olde Town Jewelers was closed. The 2,200 square foot building itself is up for sale, and is…
Read Moreby Nadasia Pettaway Remember how you were young and every year you, family and friends went trick or treating? Who doesn’t like free candy? But as you get older you might start to think it’s for little kids and want to go to cool haunted houses and Halloween parties. So which one is better? […]
Read Moreby Grainne McCormick His last hair cut being seven years ago, WHS English teacher Eric Reickel has officially chopped the locks! We all know of Reickel as the Watership Down-loving, tall English teacher with his hair flowing in the wind as he walks. Well those days are gone! With this new short ‘do, this monumental […]
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