
As people walk the streets downtown Augusta Oct. 25, they hear laughter and conversations of children and adults walking all around to collect...


The upcoming choir concert promises excitement from beach party fun to tragic love songs, as choir director Nick Franssen and his students come...

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a growing community where students gather to share faith and build friendships. ¨I enjoy that we...

Every serve, every spike and every dive brings the volleyball teams closer together. This season has not been easy, but through determination...

The annual bonfire community event brings in school bonding and spirit to the people around Augusta. For the last six years, Athletic Director...
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Sophomore Patty Rush raises her flag as an ending to the color guard choreography. Color guard based their outfits on the theme of the marching band show.
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Senior Emily Brinkley prepares to stab senior Adelie McQueen as part of the ending for the color guard choreography. The color guard members had not used sabers in their choreography for four years until last Friday.
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During the first home game against Windfield, senior Hoyt Gull and the Orioles wait on the sidelines while a Winfield player was medically attended to on the field. The Orioles won 40-0.
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The Augusta O’s Zone fills the stands during the first quarter. The theme for the student section was country vs country club.
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Sophomore Drew Bourm reads the plays on his wristband. Bourm played left tackle for the Orioles.
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The marching band sets up for their halftime show. The band started learning the show during its summer band camp.
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Senior Dorian Ballway, senior Mason Daniel, sophomore Sofi Stalnaker and sophomore Evan Goff take a break from playing in the band to watch the game. The band performed its show “Gladiator”.
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Math teacher Sammi Cosby stands in front of her Math in Action posters. Later this year, Cosby plans to add more careers with the help of her senior students.
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Social studies teacher Brad Raine stands amongst his previous Renaissance posters. The Renaissance is Raine’s favorite subject.
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English teacher Rebbeca Timberlake presents the quote posters on her wall. Timberlake loves collecting quotes and other things that ensue deep thinking.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a growing community where students gather to share faith and build friendships. ¨I enjoy that we...

The annual bonfire community event brings in school bonding and spirit to the people around Augusta. For the last six years, Athletic Director...

The selection of Cardinal Robert Prevost as pope is a historical event. He is the first American pope, and he was just a cardinal for a few years...

The community approved a $55 million bond issue for school improvement across USD 402. Passing the bond May 6, 1,174 members of Augusta voted...

As people walk the streets downtown Augusta Oct. 25, they hear laughter and conversations of children and adults walking all around to collect...

The upcoming choir concert promises excitement from beach party fun to tragic love songs, as choir director Nick Franssen and his students come...

Students don't only see principal T.J. Meyer as a principal but also as a mentor and a steady adult figure at Augusta High School (AHS). After...

“For the entire summer, I practiced my belting. I practiced learning every song.” Senior Mikaela Tymony said. “Mostly, I practiced my diction,...

Upcoming Sports: Thursday: 3 p.m. tennis girls varsity quad at Circle, 5 p.m. volleyball quad at Clearwater. Friday: 7 p.m. football at Augusta....

Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. after school in the library, a program has been established to help students struggling...









