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The Smart Center's new location is close to Wesbanco Arena, Table 304, and the Artisan Center.
SMART Centre
Santa isn't the only one coming to town.
Metal Detectors Update
Check out the video series about careers you may not have thought about!
Career Exploration: Health Care Workers
Linda and Smilla are new to Wheeling and the United States.
Meet Smilla and Linda!
Students are still allowed to have access to their phones in the halls and during lunch.
Check Up On Phones And Mental Health
Courtesy of Kolten Whitmire
Boys Basketball Prepares for Season
Photo courtesy of Andrew Pasden
Pasden Pulls Two State Records
The robotics practice space allows team members to learn more and prepare for upcoming tournaments!
Robotics at the Ready
The Volleyball team prepares for their game on Breast Cancer Awareness night.
Braided Together With Friendship: Saying Goodbye
"You can't guard her" and you can't knock her down. Lala Woods is on the rebound to recovery. Courtesy of Lala Woods.
Road to Recovery: Lala Woods
Brodye and Nathan share the JB Chambers Performing Arts Center stage in Lend Me a Tenor.
A Review: Lend Me a Tenor
The art display cases feature work from many levels of art classes.
Brush Strokes of Beginnings: The First Year of the National Arts Honor Society
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Eagle Eye View: Fall Playlist
The new Terrifier 3 movie is ready to horrify audience members.
What About Horror Movies Make People Love Them?
James A. Grymes, author of Violins of Hope, address the students of Wheeling Park High School in the Performing Arts center.
Violins of Hope: Their Stories
What is Wheeling Park Wearing? Winter Outfit Inspiration
What is Wheeling Park Wearing? Winter Outfit Inspiration
Picture of movie posting on opening night.
Wicked-ly Good Movie Review
As we head into this holiday, remember that no matter your struggle, Thanksgiving is about thankfulness, and at times, that thankfulness can be found other places beside the dinner table. While our counselors will not be working during the holiday season, you can contact the National Eating Disorders Helpline at (800) 931-2237 or text “NEDA” to 741741 for immediate support.
Letter from the Editor: All Pie Myself
Students empty from their busses in the early morning to attend their school of choice.
Competition in Education
Wheeling is a city in renaissance but what are seniors thinking about their next move in their hometown?
Why Leave?
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Spring Break Photo Series: Exploring The Outdoors and Wheeling History

Shannon Wack, Staff Writer
April 10, 2024
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Tunnel Green sparkles in the sunlight on this beautiful spring day as Wheeling pedestrians utilize the old train tunnel as a walking and bike trail.
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Shannon Wack, Staff Writer
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  • I am a member of the Varsity Volleyball team, a Key Club officer, a REAP counselor, a Freshman mentor, and an employee at Oglebay
  • I love baking and making cookies, finding crawdads, playing with all animals and insects, and doing paint-by-numbers.
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