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It's not even Thanksgiving but some TAHS students are already waiting for Santa. Is it too early?

Is It Too Early for Christmas?

By Sarah Jackson and Mario Grugan
November 19, 2020

Over 1000 people attended the Human Rights March in Altoona PA on June 6, 2020 to march for issues of racial injustice and equality.

TAHS Alumna Circulates Petition Asking TASD to Address Racial Discrimination

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
June 30, 2020

Dear Seniors: An Open Letter to the Class of 2020

By Brent McNeel, Staff Writer
April 24, 2020

The Brew is one of many local Tyrone businesses that have adapted to stay open during the Coronavirus pandemic crisis

Local Businesses Adapt in the Age of Coronavirus

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
April 8, 2020

The third period DE Chemistry 2 class focusing on their work. Teacher shortages exist in all content areas, but they are especially concerning in high school math and sciences.

National Teacher Shortage Hitting Home

By Ebonee Rice, Staff Writer
April 2, 2020

The Tyrone Eagle Eye staff won four Keystone Press Awards for the 2019 calendar year, including best website in PA

Eagle Eye Wins Keystone Press Award for Best Student News Website in PA

By Tyler Beckwith, Staff Writer
March 13, 2020

The Tyrone Area School District is already ahead of a new law requiring a civics test, having implemented the requirement three years ago.

New PA Law Tests Students Civic Knowledge

By Matt Clifton, Staff Writer
March 3, 2020

Penn State junior Haley Hamschin, is a local advocate for the discussion of eating disorders.

Ending the Stigma: PSU Junior Raises Awareness of Eating Disorders

By Ebonee Rice, Staff Writer
February 27, 2020

Tyrone Area High School has been on the US News List of America's Best High Schools

More Bang for the Buck: TASD Budget has District in the Black

By Haydn Loudenslager, staff writer
February 20, 2020

Welcome Home: Tyrone Soldier Surprises Sister After 10 Month Deployment

By Reagan Wood, Features Editor
January 30, 2020

One of the few recycling bins at Tyrone High School is located in the copy room next to Mr. Wilson's classroom.
The added cost of recycling and a lack of leadership at many levels of the school have made paper recycling something that is lacking at TAHS,

Green Alert: Lack of Recycling a Challenge at TAHS

By Mario Grugan, Features Editor
January 6, 2020

Downtown Tyrone: Open for Business

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
December 22, 2019

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