Visiting The National Baltimore Aquarium
Sara Michel, Reporter
May 7, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Uncategorized
The National Aquarium is one of the largest earning tourist attractions in Baltimore Maryland with more than 20,000 marine animals, reptiles, amphibians and birds among the building. Ticket prices for the aquarium range from adults, seniors, children (3-11), and children under the age of 2. The prices ...
Song Of The Week
Malachi Gatlin, Reporter
May 3, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Uncategorized
https://youtu.be/ZbZSe6N_BXs I picked the song Happy by Pharrell Williams because it is prom tomorrow and everyone is happy about it. Prom and after prom should be the best night of the year, so be happy and live the night up!
Forge’s Drama Presents The Addams Family
Sara Michel and Melanie Thomas
April 25, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Slideshow, Student Life, Uncategorized
Forge Drama’s The Addams Family: A New Musical Comedy performances are at 7pm on Thursday (25th), Friday (26th), and Saturday (27th)! Pre-ticket sales for students are priced at $8 and tickets sold at the door are $10....
The Road to Endgame
Carlos Barrera, Reporter
April 23, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Top Stories
Over this Spring Break I took the time to prepare for Endgame by watching all the movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, looking back on each phase and seeing how they stack up today. I will be giving quick reviews of the movies and posting the ranks and the end of each chapter. Each phase will be rev...
Us:
Carlos Barrera, Reporter
April 8, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Opinion
Us is a movie that has something it wants to say, and writer/director Jordan Peele has once again identified horror as the best way deliver that message. Like his previous film, Get Out, this movie has underlying allegories allowing you to experience it long after leaving the theater. On...
Dance Team Finds Victory at Nationals
Melanie Thomas, Reporter
March 29, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, News
This past weekend the Colonial Forge Dance Team traveled to Myrtle Beach last weekend to compete at the EDA National Dance Competition. They’ve been working towards this competition since, July and were not disappointed with the results. The team, lead by coaches Lisa Sinclair and Semira Hall, took...
Forge’s Musical March Madness: Recap
Kayliah Hunt-Kendrix, Reporter
March 27, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, News
Throughout the month of March, Colonial Forge Choral Division traveled throughout Virginia and performed pieces that they’ve practiced since the beginning of 2019. Assessments On March 12, Stafford High School hosted this year’s choral assessments for Stafford County. All Colonial Forge Choi...
24th Annual Teen Art Show
Amanda Lineweaver, Reporter
March 27, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Uncategorized
Hung and framed onto the walls in rows, decorating the library theatre, were more than 100 paintings by more than 90 teenagers within the community. The 24th Annual Teen Art Show exhibit occurred the 8th through the 25th at the Fredericksburg library on Caroline street. The piece declared the b...
Down The Rabbit Hole of The Mandela Effect
March 25, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Features
*This is a theory, not fact. The Mandela Effect refers to the conflict between the past and peoples’ memory of the past. The idea was constructed by Fiona Bromme, a paranormal consultant in late 2009. Fiona Broome and many others believe that the Mandela effect originates from the passing from one a...
Karen Jonas: From Open Mics to Music Festivals
Aynsleigh Escher, Editor
March 25, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Features, Top Stories
Fredericksburg has its fair share of musicians, many of whom are from various genres. One of the most prominent genres in the downtown music scene is Country, with venues such as the Colonial Tavern and Old Silk Mill commonly hosting musicians like Karen Jonas. Karen Jonas has been on the scene for around...
Please Clap!
Aynsleigh Escher, Editor
March 25, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Opinion
The Please Clap Improv show on Friday, March twenty-second was phenomenal. The crowd was small in number but extremely enthusiastic, with audience members coming up with rather… funky suggestions for places and quirks like “an abandoned Arby’s” and “uses air quotes incorrectly, all the tim...
An Apology to Alita: Battle Angel
Carlos Barrera, Reporter
March 15, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Opinion
I will be honest, when I first saw the trailer for Alita, I already pinned it as a failure. Past history with terrible adaptations such as Ghost in the Shell has soured my opinion of anime adaptations. To my surprise, the movie was very well put together. The eyes, which I found weird and inhuman,...
