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February 27th, 2026 HELP MC IS BEATING ME
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How To: Winter Edition
Cotillion Ball
Senior Spotlight
Check out our tips to survive the rest of Winter! - p. 8
Check out DeKalb’s return to the Cotillion for Achievement. - p. 9
Learn about Senior Grace Downing in this week’s spotlight. - p. 10
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Volume 5 Issue 24 February 27th, 2026
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Newspaper Staff
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Editor-in-Chief
Michaela Copeland
Assistant Editor-in-Chief Bella Beems News Editor Laci Burnett
Photo Credit: Mr. Medsker Pictured: DeKalb FFA Students at Farm Show
FFA Visits Farm Show in KC By: Gunner Delp
Reporters Katlyn Boydston Grayson Moore Photographers Lauraly Lane Josephine Long Designers Ashlynn Bowen Gunner Delp Guest Writer Miley Phillips
On Friday, February 20th, the DeKalb FFA group attended the annual Farm Show in Kansas City. This was the first time in a few years that the weather had been cooperative, and DeKalb was able to attend. The Farm Show is a chance for different companies from all over to show their products, present their tractors, and possibly gain some new customers. “The purpose of the farm show is to educate on what agricultural equipment is being used,” says Mr. Medsker, as well as see the way that farming will change in the near future. Not only could you learn and see things, but you could also purchase things, which I’m sure everyone loves doing. “There were lots of venues, equipment, things to purchase, and places to see,” says FFA member Delaney Frakes. Sophomore FFA member Conner Eastbourn would suggest going to the Farm Show because “There is a lot to learn about what’s going on in the farming world.”
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