Jack Vokt, Reporter
When it came down to continuing his athletic career in college it would either be soccer or cross country, and Michael Grigsby chose the one that many people see as wretched exercise. Running.
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Class of 2022 In Their Own Words
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Humans of Elkhorn North: Zach Moresette
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Elkhorn North Continues to Grow
Elkhorn North High School finally has four classes in the school, and it will continue to grow in large numbers for future years to come.
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Wolf of the Week: Jett Tingelhoff
Jett Tingelhoff has played an important role on the freshman football team this year playing both quarterback and safety. This last week he led the team to a 28-21 win over Skutt, in a crucial win to keep the winning streak alive.
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Expanding the Stands
Elkhorn North’s stadium isn’t able to host home football games, but there is hope for it in the future.
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Kyle Nadrchal is “The Man”
An integral part of ENHS athletics is their athletic trainer, Kyle Nadrchal.
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Athlete of the Week: Christian Young
Three games into the season, and Christian Young has only gotten better and better every week for the football team.
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Student Spotlight: Dominick Rhone
Dominick Rhone is a well rounded senior at Elkhorn North High School. Rhone participates in football, band, and track, all while being a great student.
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Well Deserved Time off
Teachers work 9 out of the 12 months in a year. What they do in the 3 months off is mostly taking advantage of the free time, while every now and then, stopping by the building.
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Fun and Easy Places to Work in Summer
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Review | Local Beer, Patio, and Kitchen
Trying out a local Village Points restaurant.
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Student Spotlight: Alex Hagestad
Get to know the Elkhorn North Junior who loves speech and politics.
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202.0 Facts About 2020
Dive into one of the craziest years with the craziest facts that made up 2020.
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Reviewing the First Remote Week
Elkhorn Public Schools installed a remote week after Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Break to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. The first remote week was after Thanksgiving, students and teachers formed strong opinions on this.
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Life of a Single-Sport Athlete
Being a single-sport athlete allows more time to perfect the game and work on skills and muscle gains.
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Teacher’s Preparation
Planning as a teacher takes more work than students may think.
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What it Takes to be an Athlete
Dive into what it is like preparing for a tennis match, softball, and football game.
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Tensions in Omaha
Jake Gardner, convicted for the death of James Scurlock, was found dead ahead of trial.
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Two Years to Two Weeks
In 2018, Elkhorn Public Schools passed a bond to build Elkhorn North, but the staff wasn’t allowed in until two weeks before the first day.
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