WHS Today

January 17, 2025

On Wednesday Dec. 18, 2024, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports were granted a preliminary injunction in their antitrust lawsuit against the National Association of Stock...

Trouble on the Farm

January 15, 2025

As another farming season gears up, Deere & Company, better known as John Deere, has announced an increasing amount of layoffs at their locations...

The New NorthPark Mall?

January 8, 2025

NorthPark Mall, located in Davenport, Iowa, has been the premier shopping destination for residents of the Quad Cities and surrounding areas...

Embrace the Spice

January 6, 2025

Dave’s Hot Chicken is coming for the spice crown. What started out as an entrepreneurial venture among a group of four friends in a California...

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Features

A Chilling Concert

Raegan Ware, Reporter

October 23, 2024

Halloween is right around the corner and many West High students are starting to get into the spooky spirit. Though, one group in particular got to put their costumes on early....

More Workout, Less Time!

September 19, 2024

Looking to elevate your fitness journey? Well HotWorx will do just that in a shorter period of time. It offers its members unlimited, 24 hour access to...

Freshman Frenzy

September 18, 2024

August 23, at 8:30 am freshman began flooding the doors of West High School. Instead of an early out like last year, the class of 2028 were able to tour...

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Sports

Third Time’s the Charm

Kaylee Coffman, Reporter

January 6, 2025

With the month of December finally starting, winter sports begin along with it. On December 10th, the Davenport West Boys Swim Team competed against United Township in ten...

Athletes of West

November 25, 2024

West is home to many athletes that give their time to plenty of sports and activities. We also have lots of athletes who choose to focus their time and...

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Sports

Third Time’s the Charm

Kaylee Coffman, Reporter

January 6, 2025

With the month of December finally starting, winter sports begin along with it. On December 10th, the Davenport West Boys Swim Team competed against United Township in ten...

Athletes of West

November 25, 2024

West is home to many athletes that give their time to plenty of sports and activities. We also have lots of athletes who choose to focus their time and...

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Opinion

The new normal

Megan Dunn, Reporter

May 11, 2020

What was once an easy task now takes 30 minutes longer. As you enter the grocery store, you head straight for the wipes to disinfect your cart. The aisles are now one way....

I can’t vote, but I can still change the future

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Sports

Third Time’s the Charm

Kaylee Coffman, Reporter

January 6, 2025

With the month of December finally starting, winter sports begin along with it. On December 10th, the Davenport West Boys Swim Team competed against United Township in ten...

Athletes of West

November 25, 2024

West is home to many athletes that give their time to plenty of sports and activities. We also have lots of athletes who choose to focus their time and...

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New superintendent moves towards the future
September 20, 2019
Tim O'Leary, Media editor
On Aug. 1 Dr. Robert Kobylski officially became the superintendent of the Davenport Community School District. Kobylski, who has worked with multiple districts as well as...
Lockers: useful or useless?
March 23, 2019
Thomas Yates, Reporter
The bell rings to announce the end of first block. You don’t need your heavy textbook for the rest of the day, but it’s just light enough that you don’t mind if you...
Bowling team rolls on
February 14, 2019
Tim O'Leary
This past week the bowling team has proved their ability in the sport with 2 of the team’s bowlers, Zach Hainline and Erica Henderson qualifying for the all-district team....
Snow days pile up, cause school year to end in June
February 4, 2019
Sarah Bernick, Reporter
The Davenport Community School District has taken six days off this year because of some of the most dangerous wind chills in years. Due to recent life-threatening temperatures...
Who is Freddie the Falcon?
November 14, 2018
Tori Dierikx, Reporter
What would a school be without their mascot? What would the University of Iowa be without Herkey? Or Frosted-Flakes without Tony the Tiger? Perhaps most importantly, what...
Midterm election causes mixed emotions
November 8, 2018
Kate Kealey, Editor in Chief
As the 2018 midterm elections wrapped up on Nov. 6, the Iowa elections went into a late night with Republican Governor Kim Reynolds coming out on top over Democrat opponent...
Coalition of young voters
November 6, 2018
Zak Keel, Reporter
Polls will open up today, Nov. 6, for the 2018 midterm elections as Americans across the nation will partake in state and local races that will soon influence the second half...
Clean water courtesy of West
November 5, 2018
Tori Dierikx, Reporter
8,133 miles away, there is a village in Kenya that lacks what many of us take for granted ‒ clean water. This daunting and very real issue was brought to the Davenport West...
Breaking the stereotype
October 29, 2018
Kate Kealey, Editor in Chief
She sits at the table during dinner, discouraged and angry. She is over being disrespected and feeling out of place. She goes to her mom to bring her out of this state of...
Pushing boundaries and making a change
October 26, 2018
Zak Keel, Reporter
Alexa Christiansen is a student that may just break the record for most hours existing within the walls of West. An average week for Christiansen consists of walking to school...