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Students at TASD will return to in person classes on Monday, January 11.

Tyrone Students to Return to Hybrid Instruction on January 11

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
January 6, 2021

The TAHS Marching Band at the 2019 Tyrone Christmas Parade. This year the CDC urges citizens to avoid large gatherings, especially indoors.

Experts Urge Public to Avoid Large Gatherings this Christmas

By Mario Grugan, Features Editor
December 22, 2020

TASD to Extend Virtual Learning Until January 8th

TASD to Extend Virtual Learning Until January 8th

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
December 18, 2020

Classrooms around the area will be empty until after Christmas break due to COVID-19

Parents and Students Debate Schools COVID Response

By Evan Boone, staff writer
December 10, 2020

TASD to Provide Free Student Meals on Virtual Days

TASD to Provide Free Student Meals on Virtual Days

By Hailey Vanish, staff writer
December 2, 2020

The TASD school board has decided to return to full time instruction at all schools on December 11 if schools can meet state COVID requirements.

TASD Plans for Return to Full Time Classes but Acknowledges Uncertainty

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
December 2, 2020

Social studies teacher Cummins McNitt and Food Service Director Amanda Grove serving the good stuff at the annual Thanksgiving dinner at the TAHS cafeteria during last year's TAHS Thanksgiving lunch in 2019.

Tradition vs. Caution: Local Thanksgiving Plans Altered by COVID19

By Dean Grassi, Assistant Sports Editor
November 25, 2020

The Family Clothesline has announced that they are opening a new facility in Tyrone.

Family Clothesline to Open Tyrone Facility

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
November 17, 2020

Despite the fact that it is illegal for employers to require students to work during school hours, some local employers are asking students to work on virtual days.

Note: Students agreed to be interviewed for this story under the condition that they remain anonymous because they did not want to lose their jobs. The businesses involved will not be revealed for the same reasons. However, in the interest of fairness, we would like to state that the photo used as the featured image was used to represent the community and the businesses involved are NOT in this photo.

Teens Report Local Employers Violating Labor Laws

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
October 14, 2020

Machinery and new water pipes for the water system renewal sit in the Legion parking lot on 15th street.

Tyrone Water Upgrade Causes Traffic Tie-ups

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
September 21, 2020

A peaceful protest of about 40-50 people in support of the Black Lives Matter movement occured on June 4th outside the Tyrone Municipal Building.

Black Lives Matter Protests Reach Tyrone

By Lucia Isenberg, Photo Editor
June 16, 2020

One of the fan favorite events at HoopsFest is the annual slam dumk competition. HoopsFest will not happen this summer due to the coronavirus.

Loss of HoopsFest 2020 Impacts Local Economy

By MacKenzie Hyde, News Editor
June 3, 2020

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