As the 2020–21 school year winds down, one big question looms for both high-school and college seniors: What will graduation look like?  In the second school year directly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, states, school districts, and colleges across the country are beginning to announce spring...

Wheat Ridge has always been such a powerhouse for sports. Sure, there have been rough seasons and great seasons, but overall, the Farm is really sports-based. With the 2020-2021 sports seasons being so weird, live-streamed games, no fans, and wearing masks, we want to shout out a couple of senior athletes...

As May comes to an end, and the school year comes to a close, I finish my senior year with this last article. I began my journey in my junior year and am now finishing off my last year in high school as a part of the Haystack staff. These two years have been a crazy ride not just for me, but for the...

Vaccination rates are at an all time high thanks to Joe Biden's Vaccine distribution plan and as of May 16, 47% percent of Americans have received a single dose, and 37% percent have been fully vaccinated. The Biden administration held a summit that included forty world leaders to get the message that...

  High school is a big place and a big change in pace compared to middle school. This is where ideas such as what you want to work for, where you want to go to college, how to graduate, and other thoughts start to wander into your mind. All of that on top of the stress of your social life, homework,...

Morbid curiosity is nothing new to people. There has been this fascination with anything gruesome, dark, and horrifying for as long as the 18th century, with written horror becoming more popular, with things like Frankenstein and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. With the dawn of the internet,...