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Mystery of the Missing Lobo
Welcoming The New Varsity Football Coach

Welcoming The New Varsity Football Coach

September 10, 2024

New Soft-Serve Set to Make “Ripples” in Conifer

New Soft-Serve Set to Make “Ripples” in Conifer

September 6, 2024

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L4 Volleyball on the Rise
More Reps, Better Team

More Reps, Better Team

September 25, 2024

A New Face

A New Face

September 17, 2024

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Emory Zimmer
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Levi Schaudt, or "Bright!"'s SoundCloud profile. Schaudt is a freshman artist at Conifer, and has been writing music for about 10 years now. He has various albums across many platforms, hoping to spread his message. “I just want my voice to be heard, and for my name to be known for what I’m trying to do for the community of Colorado,” Schaudt said.(Provided by Levi Schaudt)
Brighten Your Day Beats
Kanin Cadam, Reporter/Photographer • October 15, 2024

Levi Schaudt, a freshman at Conifer, has been producing music for 10 years,...

Laura Sarche conducts the Conifer High School chamber orchestra. The orchestra was practicing songs they would be playing at their upcoming winter concert. They had been preparing for that concert for the last few classes.
The New CHS Orchestra and Choir Director
October 12, 2024
Troop 737 set out to deploy trail markers around the park, in line with the course's directions. Each marker has the coordinates for the next marker location, and reminds guests of the Scout’s most important rule of traveling in nature; Leave No Trace. “I think it’ll benefit the community by introducing more people to hiking, since it’s interactive,” senior Lauren Hansen said. “We didn’t have an orienteering course up in the area, so I think it’s really nice that we do now.”
Navigating Orienteering
October 11, 2024
Graduation '24. Hear words of wisdom from a few seniors just before the ceremony began.