Learning by the double
by Jillian Surla, editor-in-chief
What does it take to be successful in college? Most students don’t know the answer to this question and worry through their four years of high...
by Riley Wootten, reporter
The Drama Club performed two shows this year including “Singing in the Rain” and “The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong.” These shows have been a big hit at Fairhope High...
by Madeline Piazza, reporter
Located at 25620 Friendship Road and established in 2013 by owners [brothers] Brannon, Gavin and Nolan Willisson - No Off Season is more than just a gym; it’s a place where...
by Riley Wootten, reporter
American Sign Language Club [ASL club] teaches students to explore sign language and connect with people who deal with impaired hearing.
ASL club was founded four years...
A dream made real
by Jillian Surla, editor-in-chief
With a warm Latte Da tea held comfortably in hand while perusing the books in Page & Palette, one might question Fairhope’s history. After a...
by Presley Hughes, reporter
Forty-six year old local firefighter Greg Hughes looks back on twenty-five years in the firefighting business.
At the young age of twenty-two, Hughes attended the fire...
Change is inevitable, get on board for success
by Abigail Dasinger, reporter
In high school, teens go through many changes physically, socially and academically in that distinct period between childhood...
Perspective from an exchange student
by Julia Vesterland, reporter
The American and European education systems are much opposites. The outcomes differ in other countries due to different educational...
Come and explore all the festivities of our local market!
By A.C. Ahrendt, reporter
FAIRHOPE, Ala. -The Fairhope Outdoor Farmers Market is a seasonal outdoor market behind the Fairhope Public Library...
Two students' perspective on AP Art
by A.C. Ahrendt, reporter
Advanced Placement [AP ] Art is a high school class designed to introduce students to the rigor and creative opportunities of what an...
Diamond Dolls take a whack at it.
by Lulu Cowden, reporter
FAIRHOPE, Ala.- A group of girls wanted to share their love for the sport of baseball. What better way is there to do that than...
What a page-turner!
By Jillian Surla, reporter
Fairhope, ALA.–The smell of books has never been more refreshing! To students, the Fairhope Public Library is typically known as a boring, dusty and old...
