About 12 years ago, her life as an athlete began—and she doesn’t see it ending any time soon. Senior Chloe Wagner is a dual-sport athlete who reigns as the Girls’ Michigan State Champion wrestler...
As the month of February comes to a close, March is Reading Month festivities begin. See below for some of the InPrint staff’s top picks.
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Madi Wheeler, Online Editor-in-Chief
• March 20, 2019
On March 15-17, local business Tri County Ninja hosted its first Ultimate Ninja Athlete Association (UNAA) competition. Among those who attended the competition, were employees at the gym there to compete...
Gracie Warda, Assistant Online Editor
• March 19, 2019
‘Guide to Adulting’ is a Fenton InPrint advice column intended to inform readers about adulthood and the different responsibilities implied by it. Each installment will outline an aspect of adulthood...
It all begins with the special proposal, next is buying a dress or tuxedo, then getting tickets at lunch, after that is ordering the corsage or boutonniere and scheduling hair and nail appointments for...
Gracie Warda, Assistant Online Editor
• March 12, 2019
A four-year varsity hockey player stands in the goal, waiting to catch the puck. He is the key factor in keeping his team in the running for the state championships. It feels like the most glorious moment...
The countdown until spring break has begun, with only 11 days left until it’s here. While some see it as time to enjoy the beach and warm temperatures, others enjoy staying at home. Fenton and the surrounding...
As the curtains opened and the music began, the Ambassadors started their Back By Popular Demand concert of the year. With a total of 31 songs, 10 being in the “rockapella” medley, the concert took...
Fighting for a top spot for one of Fenton’s fanciest restaurants, the new Italian wonder, Andiamo’s had its grand opening Feb. 6. The eighth of the Andiamo chains, is worth a visit.
A fancy ambiance...
Gracie Warda, Assistant Online Editor
• February 25, 2019
A record-breaking winter has caused the Fenton district to close a total of 12 days this year; which is well over the six-day allowance by the state. Plans are in motion for making up the difference in...
