Court Couples Crowned
Students and families swell with pride in this year’s homecoming court.
0510, 2018
Category Archives: Features
1809, 2018
Opinion Editorial: Is Burning Your Nike Clothes Worth It?
Some students admire Kaepernick’s courage.
1809, 2018
Opinion-Editorial: Boycott Nike? Just Do It.
Ainsley Sutter: As a student-athlete, I love athletic apparel and accessories, Nike being my favorite. But after learning that Kaepernick is the face of the 30th anniversary of the “Just Do It” campaign, I’m sad to say that I will cease to be purchasing Nike products.
0102, 2017
President Trump to Attorney General: You’re Fired
President Donald Trump has fired the Attorney General Sally Yates for not defending Trump’s executive order to ban people from 7 countries where the majority of people are Muslim.
2601, 2017
The Young Club: Young Democrats
Young Democrats’ club goals are to volunteer in the community, lobby city council, and getting a public artwork to display.
1301, 2017
Staff Member at PHS Retires
Staff member Ann Sinclair, after 27 years, is retiring. As sad as it is to say goodbye to a loved staff member, Sinclair shared her favorite memories at PHS.
2810, 2016
Perrysburg v. Maumee 2016
A long tradition of rivalry will be renewed this Friday at Steinecker Stadium as the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets (5-4) face off against the Maumee Panthers (4-5) in this epic season finale.
1410, 2016
Freshman Caleb Gerken Joins Varsity Game from the Stands
Freshman Caleb Gerken reflects back on the experience, saying, “It was kinda surreal, I didn’t feel it at first, it was almost like it was a dream.”
0610, 2016
VIDEO: Boys Soccer 2016
Varsity soccer player Connor Phlegar teamed up with sophomore Evan Thomas to let you know that Perrysburg’s fútbol team, led by head coach Brandon Decker, is worth watching. This video shows what it looks like to be in the game.
0610, 2016
Investigative Report: Rising School Lunch Costs
“Though some people think that $3.00 for a school lunch is expensive, think what the price of a lunch covers for the school lunch program. The school lunch program gets no money from our school fees or from our school district taxes.”