Addy Moretti, Prowl Reporter
December 10, 2019 • No Comments
Imagine standing in pride, saluting your nation, hearing your branch’s song. Imagine your strength, the days you have seen, the tears you shed. Imagine your friends, the ones who can never come home, the ones who fought...
Kayla Kolpitcke, Prowl Assistant Editor
December 9, 2019 • No Comments
The Powell High School Speech and Debate team took part in their first tournament of the season Friday Nov. 9. With some team members participating in events and some members judging events, the team saw its share of competition...
Tegan Lovelady, Ag Reporter, Features Editor
November 14, 2019 • No Comments
The Powell-Shoshone FFA Livestock Judging and Ag Mechanics teams traveled near and far to compete during the week of Oct. 14-20. There were some notable performances and the results show how PHS was well represented. On...
Tegan Lovelady, Ag Reporter, Features Editor
November 7, 2019 • No Comments
A local farmer cruises down a dirt road, windows rolled down, blaring Luke Bryan’s “Rain is a Good Thing.” The newly wet dirt coats his tires as he heads to check on his fields after the third thunderstorm that day. Is...
Hailey Carner, Prowl reporter
November 26, 2019 • No Comments
Let’s take a trip down memory lane ... all the way back to kindergarten … when we were being taught nursery rhymes, shapes, colors and the one we all use to this day - the Alphabet Song. From that...
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HOW OLD IS TOO OLD TO TRICK OR TREAT?
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From Kenny G to Ray Louis Armstrong, jazz music has deep roots in America's history. Powell High School...
December 4, 2019
Contrary to popular belief, the presidential election is not only open to humans. One-month-old Pitbull...
November 21, 2019
Finding a summer job that you enjoy - or finding one at all - can be hard when you live in small-town...
Empty Bowls attracted a large crowd of people Nov. 19.
Hannah poses next to her epoxy table, that won Grand Champion at the Park County Fair.
Photo Courtesy: Hannah Saville
The Powell High School choir and band perform for the veterans and student body.
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Veteran attendees of Powell High School’s Veteran’s Day Program pose in the PHS commons Nov. 11.
Sophomore Lucy Jane Crimm (left) and senior Courtney Childers pose at the Worland Novice Tournament Nov. 9.
Duncan Bond
Tables filled with bowls, hand-made by students of Northwest College, attracted many people.
Greta Artursson
People flood into the downtown Commons to choose their bowls and get some hot soup.
All of the bowls were unique so everyone went home with their own bowl.
Greta Artursson
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Madi Fields, Prowl sports editor
December 4, 2019 • No Comments
(ADVISER’S NOTE: The “Prowl Pick” is regular installment in which a PHS student whose behind-the-scenes effort is brought to light. The staff chooses who is profiled. This is the first installment.) Somebody who...
Madi Fields, Prowl sports editor
December 4, 2019 • No Comments
Names can be either very original or creative. At Powell High School, you hear the name “Madi” (spelt in different forms) all of the time. And according to howmanyofme.com, there are 1,652 people in the U.S. with this...
Emerson Wormald, Prowl Reporter
November 26, 2019 • No Comments
The power of one. The brotherhood forged through their teammate Ethan Asher. Could it be that a semi-final upset in Cody was preordained only for the mere fact of reuniting a team with the player who’s been in the hearts,...
Emerson Wormald, Prowl Reporter
November 6, 2019 • No Comments
The Powell Volleyball Lady Panthers finished their season with an unwelcome elimination from the 3A West Regional Volleyball tournament in Lander Nov. 1-2. With a chance to qualify for state, the Lady Panthers played Mountain...
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