JERRY KRAMER DAYBREAK CENTER FUNDRAISER
Rebekah Nelson, Web Staff
May 21, 2019
Remembering the salient times in life is an important thing to most people, and it seems even more pressing for those who struggle with memory loss. The Daybreak Center is an organization that holds activities and provides help to improve and hopefully maintain the memories of local seniors. The activ...
2019 SUMMER CONCERTS
Maren Andrick, Web Staff
May 19, 2019
Khalid Concert: Tuesday July 9 at 7:30 PM at the Spokane Arena Musical style: R&B/Soul Songs to know: 8TEEN, Young Dumb & Broke, Better, Talk, My Bad Ticket price: $89.95 (for general admission) Opener: Clairo Song to know: Flaming Hot Cheetos, Pretty Girl L...
THE THRILL OF THE CATCH
Connor Bird, Sports Editor
May 13, 2019
Chase Ramsey, Junior Q: What is your favorite aspect of fishing? A: My favorite part is just being out there! You make so many memories with great friends and family even if you don’t catch any fish it’s always fun. Q: How long have you been fishing and who taught you? A: I have been fishi...
CPODCAST: TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY
Josh Wells, Corinne Capodagli, and Connor Bird
May 9, 2019
Staffers Corinne, Josh, and Connor are joined by a few high school teachers to discuss teacher appreciation day that was on May 7th. Teacher appreciation week is still ongoing until Friday May 10th so be sure to thank a teacher. ...
CLIMATE STRIKE
Corinne Capodagli, Editor-in-Chief
May 7, 2019
A group of students rallied outside the school earlier this month to participate in a climate strike. Led by Senior Kaysia Dills and Junior Will Hawkins, students gathered in the parking lot and participated in a trash pick-up, hoping to raise awareness about the necessity of maintaining a clean e...
DECLARATION DAY DIARIES
May 6, 2019
Declaration Day was on May 2nd, and most seniors wore clothes that identified their post-secondary plans. The Cedar Post interviewed seniors about their plans.
THE MILITARY OPTION
May 2, 2019
As senior year draws to a close, students are discovering who they are and what their plans are for the future. For four students — Ben Robinson, Leah Aller, Kelso Garcia, and Devyn O’ Connell — the future means serving their country through the military. Each student is choosing a differe...
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