By  Taylor Conlin

Born in Barberton Ohio, Alison Anson, daughter of Mike and Margret Dundon had a fun childhood with 4 sisters. Her mom was a stay at home mom and her father was a design …

By  Brittany Blaesing

Not many kids know what they want to do with their life in eighth grade, but that wasn’t the case with Robert Weaton. Weaton is the son of Bob and Alice Weaton, and …

Diamond Towns of America Essay Contest
By: Melissa Lemkau
 
 
   Diamond Towns of America is holding an essay contest for MHS students with a grand prize of $100. Diamond Towns of America is a Muscatine based consulting …

Girl’s Golf Wins at Meets
By Andrew Kessler

    With a few victories behind them, the girl’s golf team is leading the way to success.
    Gerry Teel, coach for the girl’s golf team, says the season has …

Boys Soccer
By Paige Wolfe
   The Muscatine Boys Soccer team has had an awesome season so far. Varsity’s record is 6 and 1 and JV’s record is 5, 7 and 1 and the sophomores are 9 …

Lets Kick It With Girls Soccer
 By Ali Failor & Katie Bean

   The girls soccer team has started the season strong. With a powerful team they go into the season head on with high hopes. They’ll …

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Girls TennisComes Out On Top
By Kenzie Hopkins

 
   The 2010 Muskie Girl’s Tennis team started their season out strong, with Jim Barkema as a head coach, and Jim Lankey for assistant. “My favorite part …

Boys’ Tennis Team Brings Their “A”-Game
By Britney Fry

   The boys’ tennis team expects promising results from this new season. Although they’re not the same as last year, they have still been a fiercely competitive team …

Sprinting Towards Success
By Becca Griffin
   The girls track team is looking forward to a promising season with strong athletes and a few promising new runners. Assistant coach Chris Foxen, also the U.S. history teacher for …

Running With the Competition
By Jared Littlejohn
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   The adrenaline pumping, heart stopping beat of the runner’s cleats as they tear up the track may not appeal to some, but to others it’s something they train …