by James | 9 Jun 2017 | Newspaper, Belleau Wood, 2017
By: Will Johnston
The citizens of Belleau Wood were certainly kept busy all throughout Monday as there were copious amounts of fun sessions to attend. Excitement had never been higher as the boys anxiously traveled to Kimball Hall for the joint session while expecting to meet up with delegates from Girls’ State. The exhilaration culminated during the interactive and insightful speech by Dr. Joanne Owens-Nauslar who taught the significance of personal health and well-being. The residents of Belleau Wood eagerly anticipate the opportunity to utilize this knowledge in hope to become better citizens, candidates, and leaders.

by James | 8 Jun 2017 | Newspaper, Alamo, 2017
By: Dash Wedergren
Party leaders in the Alamo Nationalist wing convened with standout Alamo candidates for an assessment of strengths and coverage of positions late Monday night. After taking extensive notes on prominent candidates from other Towns in the previous night’s platform meeting, Alamo representatives met with representatives from Yorktown. The meeting yielded an Alamo endorsement of Yorktown’s Lieutenant Governor candidate and Yorktown’s support for several lower level Alamo candidates. Nicholas McConnell, a leader in the Alamo-Yorktown negotiations commented, “We value the bilateral negotiation we drafted with Yorktown and will be looking for more opportunities to cross-endorse in the future.”

by James | 6 Jun 2017 | Newspaper Issues, Bataan, 2017
By: Andrew Graff

So the first day in the uncharted territory of Boys’ State begins. Many people are surely feeling different emotions and thoughts now. They could be feeling nervous, excited, unsure, a mixture of all three or others. Despite what emotions the participants are feeling today, they can rest assured and know that while this is surely going to be unlike anything else that they have experienced, it will be the kind of experience that may not present itself ever again within the person’s lifetime. What makes this experience so unique is the independence this event gives to the participants. The idea that everyone will hold a specific public office with its own set of responsibilities is an exciting (and daunting) one indeed. However, as everyone is aware, there is a host of other activities to take part in outside of running for office. Some people will take part in various sporting activities, others will engage in the fine arts, and finally some will join the media. Whatever activity the various members choose to take part in, they can rest assured in that the key to success is determination. No person started or will start something already an expert in that field, the great people that have been remembered throughout history excelled in their fields because they put in the time and effort to become those great people. While the independence experienced here will be frightening for many, they can take solace in being determined individuals throughout their stay here.
by Brad | 4 Jun 2017 | Manila Bay, Town Elections, 2017
City election results are in! Here are the winners of the Manila Bay elections.
Mayor: Jonathon Copley
City Council: Simon Otte, Ryan Range, Ryan Brandt, Matthew Wegener, Gregory Hubbard
County Supervisor: Nick Barber
School Board: Cameron Calleroz, Jacob Tracy, Charles Johnson, Dylan Wieneke, Jayden Schroder
Senators: Kaleb Kindler, Max Nemec, Ross Adkins, Joel Moeller, Wesley Wach, Caleb Sudbeck
by Brad | 4 Jun 2017 | Alamo, Town Elections, 2017
City election results are in! Here are the winners of the Alamo elections.
Mayor: Dominic Naughtin
City Council: Nicholas McConnell, Zachary Dietrich, Alex Hagerbaumer, Hayes Oswald, Brady Brockhaus
County Supervisor: Isaac Woita
School Board: Shayden Neptune, Zane Goldfish, William Turner, Dalton Tremayne, Preston Rice
Senators: Nicholas Koehler, William Stout, Alexander Porter, Samuel Johnson, Grant Hallstrom, Isaac Stallbaumer
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