Freeport High School's 2021 graduation held outside in Pretzel Stadium
While COVID restrictions made it necessary for the outdoor ceremony, many students expressed joy at being able to graduate from the football field.
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While COVID restrictions made it necessary for the outdoor ceremony, many students expressed joy at being able to graduate from the football field.
The Class of 2021 received a total of $704,000 in scholarships.
May 1 meant the coming year would be one of celebration for Mordick and his passion for making the perfect potato chip at his company Mrs. Mike's.
Valentine's Day holds special meaning for Freeport mother and her daughter, who will turn 18 Sunday.
Good Morning: Witnessing live theater again was an extra shot in the arm Jane Lethlean Special to The Journal-Standard When the pandemic took hold of all of our lives in 2020, one thing I missed was live theater in my community of Freeport. Gone were the plays and musicals from our local high schools and the community college. I know how disappointed I was this past year, and I certainly know how disappointed the students were at the high schools and college not to be able to perform for the public. In 2020, I did a preview for the spring play at Aquin High School only to see the performances...