Adel’s newest addition is a sight to see. This new mural is full of everything that makes the Adel community special. Placed right outside of the newly located Fiesta Mexican Restaurant, this mural has a variety of pictures...
Zach Bryan, Billboard's top new artist of 2023, took the world by storm over the last couple of years. From his single, "Something in the Orange" (2022) with over 88 million streams, to his first-ever No. 1 on the Billboard...
As a junior in high school looking towards making college decisions, I have seen just how expensive tuition, classes, and everything surrounding college can be. In Iowa, the D1 schools such as Iowa, ISU and UNI have in-state...
Anika Watt is ADM's April Kiwanis Humanitarian Student of the Month. Watt is the daughter of Sean and Tracy Watt and is wrapping up her senior year at ADM High School. Watt plans to continue her academic career at Kansas...
The ADM 2024 career fair took place on Friday, April 12th. With a variety of guest speakers from nurses to choreographers many different career fields were represented. Although there were many typical jobs such as an accountant...
The parking lot at ADM High School has become more crowded in recent years. This may be due to the increase in class sizes, the difficulty in finding alternative modes of transportation and the reliance of many students on their own cars. Devin Baker, a junior who owns a car, shared his thoughts on the matter. “I am very reliant on my car to get me to and from places I need to go,” said Baker.
Photo by Kaylin Dains
- Photo by Kaylin Dains
Placed right below the Fiesta Mexican Restaurant sign is a new mural in downtown Adel.
Photo by Celie Gardiner
Zach Bryan singing “Revival” for his encore made the crowd go wild. Everyone was either crying or laughing out of joy. An experience no one in the audience will forget.
Anika Watt is a dedicated member of the Kiwanis Humanitarian program and has volunteered at several organizations throughout her high school career.
DMACC homepage where students can sign in to their current courses and helpful materials.
Colorful and floral dresses fill the walls of Altar’d State and many other stores at the mall. These dresses can range from about $60 to $200 and are about a fraction of the price of traditional prom dresses.
Photo by Ella Jorgensen
Aubrey Winter is a 12th grade student who has volunteered throughout her entire 4 years of highschool.
