As you heard on the March edition of WAHS broadcast, students have made an impact on teachers in many ways. Teachers have all been affected by these impacts students have made. In the broadcast you heard...

In Murfreesboro, Tennessee, the Miller Coliseum recently held the National Academy Championship. Horse riders of different ages came across the country to compete in this large horse show. Senior, Laura...

Beautiful decorated sugar cookies have taken over the baking world and almost look too good to eat!  These cookies are often used to celebrate momentous occasions as they can be transformed into any shape...

The annual Waterfront Wednesday’s start up again tomorrow, April 22nd. This year with be the 14th year bands come to play on the Waterfront. Concerts are held on the last Wednesday of each month starting...

It’s March everybody, and that means one thing. No, not St. X or Trinity’s prom, not St. Patrick’s Day, and not spring break. It might be National Frozen Food month, National Peanut Month, and National...

It’s Saturday morning. You wake up, go downstairs, and grab a bowl and a box of cereal out of the pantry. You fill your bowl with cereal and pour yourself a glass of orange juice. It’s the same routine...

With spring break and summer fast approaching, young women everywhere are taking extreme and often unhealthy measure to have the “perfect” bikini body. Pure Barre is safe, highly effective alternative...

Sleep deficiency is such a growing issue; the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last year said that inadequate sleep is a public health epidemic. It is well known that not getting enough sleep...

Heart disease is believed to be more common and rarely seen in women, while in reality, heart disease is the number one killer in women. On Feb. 7, 2003, the American Heart Association and the National...