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Wildcats Wired

The Student News Site of Walnut Grove High School

Wildcats Wired

Fire trucks and emergency response teams are at the warehouse for the nonprofit Neighbors Nourishing Neighbors. This establishment burned down on Jan. 18th at 9 p.m. The fire spread from the adjoining suite to the nonprofit warehouse. When the sprinklers turned on it ruined the building even more. The building has been rendered unusable.

Turning a tragedy into a Testament of Faith:

Kenna Thornton, photojournalist March 14, 2025

As the smoke clears from what was once the warehouse for the nonprofit called Neighbors Nourishing Neighbors,...

Grove at a Glance: March 10 - March 14

Grove at a Glance: March 10 – March 14

Caitlyn Ketzle, Editor-in-chief March 10, 2025

Wildcat Updates and Resources To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click here.  To...

Letterman jacket in hand, Stankiewicz poses for a senior photo in front of Walnut Grove High School.

Cats out of Class: Maylee Stankiewicz

Maddie Karmun-Lanza, Writer March 6, 2025

Maylee Stankiewicz is the senior class Vice President. She is also involved in Varsity Cheer and...

Cats Out of Class: Miranda Graham

Cats Out of Class: Miranda Graham

Abbie Fleeman, Section Editor March 4, 2025

Miranda Graham is a current junior. She is heavily involved in the cross country and track athletic programs. 1....

Foot foward, No. 22 senior Quinn Wolfe kicks the ball towards her teammate.

Varsity Girls Soccer ties with Lovejoy 1-1

Peter Gilbert, Sports Editor February 26, 2025

In the air, senior Nicole Steel prepares to hit the ball across the court. "I think I'm most proud of participating in tennis," Steel said. "At the beginning of last year, our team had no culture, no traditions, and was starting from scratch. I’m proud to say that now as a team we have all of that, and we have a winning culture that fosters all of the little things our coaches consider important." This photo was taken at the 2023 senior tennis night.

Cats out of Class: Nicole Steel

Caitlyn Ketzle, Editor-in-chief February 25, 2025

Nicole Steel is a senior on the varsity tennis team and previously played on the varsity tennis team...

Grove at a Glance: Feb. 24 - Feb. 28

Grove at a Glance: Feb. 24 – Feb. 28

Caitlyn Ketzle, Editor-in-chief February 24, 2025

Wildcat Updates and Resources To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click here.  To...

Barker and his teammate were awarded with a medal after they received second place at a Junior National swim meet. In the picture, Barker is shaking the medal-giver's hand.

Cats out of Class: Grayden Barker

Kenna Thornton, Photojournalist February 20, 2025

1. What got you into swimming, and how old were you when you started? We had some family friends who...

Grove at a Glance: Feb. 18 - Feb. 21

Grove at a Glance: Feb. 18 – Feb. 21

Caitlyn Ketzle, Editor-in-Chief February 18, 2025

Wildcat Updates and Resources To view the calendar of scheduled sporting events, click here.  To...

Luna poses in her uniform for media day.

Cats out of Class: Addy Luna

Maddie Karmun-Lanza, Journalist February 7, 2025

Addyson Luna is a senior in the Walnut Grove Varsity Girls Soccer team.   1. How long...

West Grove is anchored by Whole Foods, which broke ground in March and is set to open sometime this year. Chick-fil-A opened its doors in March 2024. “I’m so excited because I haven’t been to Whole Foods in forever, and I love all of the stuff they have,” senior Chloe Dias said. “They have so many hot foods, soups, salad bars, and even a smoothie shop. I could live there. I also can’t wait to have access to higher quality produce on days the Frisco Market isn’t open.”

West Grove development welcomes surge of new retailers

Caitlyn Ketzle, Editor-in-chief January 29, 2025

The mixed-use development, West Grove, is set to open at the intersection of U.S. Highway 380 and Custer...

As it sits on a shelf in the pottery studio, the ceramic turtle serves as a decorative reminder of the store's name. The name "Speckled Turtle" was chosen by Gilbert because turtles were the most popular pieces to paint at her previous pottery business.

Local pottery business offers creativity to community

Abbie Fleeman, Section Editor January 27, 2025

With a space formerly a nail salon and a fast 4-month turnaround, Kristen Gilbert had to move quickly...

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