Netflix plays on the television screen, watched with tired eyes while wrapped in blankets and sweating, despite feeling like an iceberg in Antarctica. With seasons changing and the moisture content in...
Members of the Fenton InPrint travelled to New York City, March 19-22, for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference. Out of 1,181 digital, print newspapers, magazines and yearbooks published...
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...
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...
![“I mostly do portraits because I just really love people and the way they look. If I see someone who I find particularly interesting looking, I’ll draw them. I also do weird abstract [drawings] with my friend and the beauty of that is that there is no inspiration. We each take turns drawing a line or a shape and it turns into something awesome. The significance is the afterthought and the creation is the main point.”](https://fentoninprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/IMG_1336-680x900.jpg)
