When thinking of February, two conflicting attributes could come to mind. On one hand, it is a short and relatively tepid month, awkwardly placed at the beginning of the year in the midst of cold, unforgiving weather. On the other hand, it features one of the year’s biggest holidays, the only one...

Tegan Peterson, class of 2019, reflects on her high school bowling career at East High School. Peterson has qualified for State two years in a row, placing 81 at State last year, and 53 at State this year on Saturday, Feb. 16. Peterson plans to continue her bowling career at Rock Valley College, and...

  The boys basketball team continues to fire up the court with their now 27-2 overall record which breaks the record for most wins in East basketball, 16-0 undefeated conference record and current 11th place in the state rankings poll. The E-Rabs started their season with a 13-0 record before losing...

January is a unique time for musical releases. On one hand, there is the urge for an artist to start the year off with a bang, cementing a spot in year-end lists as quickly as possible. On the other hand, there is a certain fear of being forgotten in the subsequent wave of music, left behind...

   As Edith Veitch, class of 2021, prepared to play for the first time in the Special Olympics basketball tournament, she worked alongside some of her best friends within Buddies Club to prepare for the big day. Veitch and her teammates were coached by Derek Moore, class of 2019, who coached...