The Chronicle

The student news site of Kettle Run High School

The student news site of Kettle Run High School

The Chronicle

The Chronicle

The Chronicle

The student news site of Kettle Run High School

Two Perfectly Preserved Ancient Roman Chambers Discovered in Turkey

Luke Allen, Staff Writer September 16, 2021

Archaeologists working in the city of Zeugma, Turkey have recently unearthed a truly amazing discovery. They found two ancient stone-cut dining rooms that makeup part of an ancient Roman household. This...

Hunger Forces Zimbabweans to Break COVID Lockdown Rules

William Stanziano, Editor March 18, 2021

On January 5th, Zimbabwe’s government announced a 30-day lockdown, leading to the loss of livelihoods for informal street vendors. This has led to a massive increase in food insecurity for the people...

A Mission on Mars

Alexis Williams, Viewpoint Editor March 5, 2021

On February 18, 2021 the Perseverance Rover landed on the Jezero Crater, Mars after its 203 day, 293 million mile journey.       The rover launched July 30, 200 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space...

Biden’s Activity in Office Brings Hope for the Future of America

Faith Schaefer, Editor-In-Chief March 5, 2021

     In just his first days of office, President Joe Biden had already taken executive action to bolster the country’s efforts with Covid-19 as well as a slew of other things.      On his...

New Musical Opportunities for Everyone

Alex Park February 7, 2020

This year, the Kettle Run Band Department started up indoor percussion, a new band club focusing on percussion instruments. The club meets every other Saturday at Kettle Run from 2 to 9 p.m., but no prior...

Federal Age Raise Affects Tobacco Users

Emma Gray, Editor-In-Chief February 7, 2020

 On Dec. 20, 2019, President Donald Trump changed history for all of those who use tobacco and/or nicotine products.      President Trump signed the bill that officially raised the age to purchase...

Human Trafficking Has Made its Way to Warrenton

Faith Schaefer, Managing Editor February 7, 2020

As a young individual, I am not unaware of the dangers the world holds, but to have to constantly be on edge regardless of where I am, repeatedly looking over my shoulder at grocery stores, gas stations...

Teens Head to the Polls for the First Time

Faith Schaefer, Managing Editor November 1, 2019

     Several teens are getting ready to participate in their first election.      On Nov. 5, voters will head to the polls to cast their ballot for State Senate, House of Delegates, Sheriff,...

Surrounding School Systems Adopt Random Drug Testing Policies for Student Athletes

Faith Schaefer, Managing Editor November 1, 2019

    Culpeper, Page, and Orange Counties drug test student athletes. Now, one parent is hoping Fauquier County Public Schools will consider doing the same.     “Fauquier County is the epicenter...

Cougars Earn Blue Ribbon Award

Emma Gray, Managing Editor May 8, 2019

Kettle Run’s music department is one of the best in the state. For the sixth year in a row, the program earned the Virginia Blue Ribbon distinction from the Virginia Music Educators Association, VMEA. The...

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