As counties are given the go-ahead to create their own rules and regulations regarding the Coronavirus, tensions seem high. Although schools are still required to follow the CDC guidelines, the governor has made it known that counties are more or less on their own in deciding whether to continue practicing...

Starting on Tuesday the 13th of April, Coronado will be in a testing mode and mood! After a regular day of school with a 2-hour late start on Monday, we will enter our national testing phase beginning with the juniors taking the SAT test on Tuesday. No one else will have school or even online class...

Bitcoin, a trend of the past? Not quite anymore. This crypto-currency is making its comeback in the market, with prices heading to an all-time high. Recently, Bitcoin’s return has caused its price to shoot up 10%, thus pushing the market cap above $1 trillion. As of five days ago, a major market...

Coronado Men’s Wrestling has two students headed to Pueblo on Saturday, March 13th, for the State Tournament. Ben Nagel and Mitchell Nowlan, both seniors this year have put in the work, and have seen the results in their matches, and hopefully State will go just as well as the rest of the season for...

As some students are reaching eighteen and stimulus checks are becoming more relevant, here are some updates. As CNN speaks on the issue, “The $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill that President Biden championed even before taking office is expected to land on his desk shortly after the House passes the...

School is back in session, full time and students are starting to fill the halls and parking lot once again. Still, safety measures should be taken into account. Even though there is no specific direction to walk in the hallways, students will continue to be required to wear masks throughout the...