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Hayes High Schools most recent renovations, intended to decrease the presence of mold throughout the building, included the retooling of water pipes with new insulative material.
DCS officials work to rectify summer mold growth
Ella Margraf rings the cancer-free bell after her last round of chemotherapy at Nationwide Childrens Hospital.
DCS community supports the Margraf family through cancer diagnosis
The president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio, Kersha Deibel, addresses the crowd while a sign language interpreter signs next to her.
Ohioans rally outside of Statehouse to commemorate 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade
French horns play along to their sheet music.
DCS bands perform at All-City concert
Gen Z votes blue in the recent midterm elections.
Gen Z votes blue in midterm elections
Senior Carson Bay hurls the bowling ball down the alley.
Varsity bowlers win against Dublin Scioto
Wrestling team hosts the annual Rieman Invitational
Wrestling team hosts the annual Rieman Invitational
Burris shoots a jumper at the elbow.
Boys’ basketball rolls over Worthington Kilbourne
Coach Mark Thomas talks with his team during a timeout.
Lady Pacers’ basketball beats Westerville North
Talisman Talks Shorts, Episode 4: Kasey & Molly Wells on girls wrestling
Talisman Talks Shorts, Episode 4: Kasey & Molly Wells on girls wrestling
Talisman Talks Shorts, Episode 4: Kasey & Molly Wells on girls wrestling
Talisman Talks Shorts, Episode 4: Kasey & Molly Wells on girls wrestling
Dari Point
The search for Delaware’s greatest ice cream shop
Talisman Talks, Episode 17: Meg Wolf & Natalie Fiant
Talisman Talks, Episode 17: Meg Wolf & Natalie Fiant
Talisman Talks, Episode 16: Max Sanclemente & Vincent Hupp on the boys swim team
Talisman Talks, Episode 16: Max Sanclemente & Vincent Hupp on the boys’ swim team
Talisman Talks Shorts, Episode 3: Collin Crisp
Talisman Talks Shorts, Episode 3: Collin Crisp
The sun sets on the horizon in Zacatecas, where senior Emily Chairez spent winter break with her extended family.
Senior Emily Chairez spends holidays in Mexico with extended family
Houk teammates fist-bump in celebration after they beat fairview.
Students participate in Battle of the Books
Eco-friendly businesses and ways to reduce waste
Eco-friendly businesses and ways to reduce waste
How seasonal depression affects students during winter semesters
How seasonal depression affects students during winter semesters
Students put away goods to help out People in Need.
Students find ways to volunteer in the community
Drawing of Tyre Nichols created after his death to pay tribute to his memory.
Opinion: Justice for Tyre Nichols also requires systemic changes to our policing system
A few doilies made by Kathi Gemperline, who said she would encourage others to learn to make handmade items.
Sweatshops and sustainability: how fast fashion harms us all
School lunches have had a decline in nutritional value over the past few decades.
Opinion: School lunches, sponsored by Domino’s
Social media influencer and former kickboxer Andrew Tate has made headlines for his arrest in Romania on charges of human trafficking and rape.
Opinion: Andrew Tate’s recent accusations could have been avoided if we actually took his previous victims seriously
Opinion: Assisted living is too expensive
Opinion: Assisted living is too expensive
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Joe Molina hits the ball.

Boys’ tennis team wins 4/27 match without dropping a set

Teagan Knutson, Photographer • April 30, 2021

After an hour of matches against Franklin Heights, the Hayes Boy's Tennis team was victorious. Joe Molina takes a shot. Molina played against Kenneth Green and won 6-1, 6-0. Joe Molina hits the ball. Previous Next Grant...

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Hayes baseball team defeats Northridge

Hayes baseball team defeats Northridge

Kristen Smith, Visual Content Editor • April 10, 2021

The Pacers baseball team beat Northridge 2-1 on April 10. The two runs were scored by senior #5 Nick Wildman and junior #10 CJ Holmes. The team will be back in action at Big Walnut on April 14.

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