Housed in a former used car dealership, My Sister’s Lil Donut Shoppe is now a sensation in downtown Oswego. This is due to its owner, Chris McClimans, and her dedication to opening a local shop to serve the people of Oswego with pastry goodness.
Most high school students dedicate their time to sports, clubs or a job. However, the members of Moon Rules Apply decided to dedicate their time to making music to perform around Oswego.
The band is made up of Oswego High...
The timeline of our very own school’s history is more complex and interesting than we think—so, let’s take it back a few years, pull out those blueprints, and investigate the beginnings of OHS.
On March 12, the OH Jazz Ensemble hosted their spring jazz night, the final performance of the 2023-24 school year.
“We have another jazz concert in November, but this one sort of takes all of the songs we’ve been working on throughout the year, and we get to share them with everyone,” said OH senior Lilliah Engel, a piano player in Jazz 1.
Since publishing his first book, “The Civil War of Amos Abernathy,” Michael Leali has been busy winning a Golden Kite Award for Middle-Grade Fiction. The Golden Kite award gives out $2,500 to the author and $1,000 to their chosen nonprofit organization. Leali chose the Ali Forney Center, a center aiding homeless LGBTQ+ youth with resources to guide them to independence.