Boiler up

Boiler up


May 14, 2013
Filed under Feature, Feature photos, Featured

Workers remove two 17,000 lb. boilers from Middletown High School's boiler room. - Photo by Jake Dziubla

Jewelry class sells for St. Jude

Jewelry class sells for St. Jude


May 8, 2013
Filed under Feature, Feature photos, Featured

Students in the jewelry class at Middletown High School make and sell jewelry to be sold during school. Proceeds from the jewelry sale goes towards Saint Jude Children's Hospital. - Photo by Anna Ramsey

Knights downed by Brunswick; Fall to 12-3 on the season

Dylan O'Toole, MHS Round Table Sports Editor
May 1, 2013
Filed under Baseball, Sports

Last night Middletown High School baseball was taken down by Brunswick, by a score of 6-4. The Knights are now 12-3 and half a game back of first place in the MVAL Piedmont division. They picked up the game in the bottom of the third after a rain delay with Brunswick leading 1-0; Sophomore Danny Finn... Read more »

Knights baseball takes down Liberty; Improves to 8-1

Dylan O'Toole, Round Table Sports Editor
April 19, 2013
Filed under Baseball, Sports

The Middletown High School Knights took down Liberty last night, in a matchup between two top teams. MHS advanced to 8-1 on the season. MHS sophomore Colson Kirchner pitched seven innings and gave up one run in the first and one in the fifth. He also finished the game with three strikeouts. The Knights... Read more »

More parking spaces- that’s the ticket

Johanna Yee, Executive Editor
April 10, 2013
Filed under Columns, Opinion

I circle the front parking lot three times before moving to the back lot.  I now have seven minutes to find a spot and make it to class on time.  As I scour each row of student parking, I continue to come up empty.  The seven minutes has turned into three, and every student parking spot is already... Read more »

Maryland football ‘goes long’ to MHS

Maryland football ‘goes long’ to MHS


April 6, 2013
Filed under Feature, Feature photos, Featured

Middletown High School students and members of the Middletown community looked on as the University of Maryland football team held a scrimmage at Knight Field on April 6. This event was the second of three spring scrimmages hosted by Maryland high schools in an effort to promote the university. - Photo... Read more »

March (snow) Madness: surprise spring storm hits MHS

March (snow) Madness: surprise spring storm hits MHS


March 25, 2013
Filed under Feature, Feature photos, Featured

Middletown High School students awoke Monday, March 25  to find snow covering the ground, prompting a cancellation of all Frederick County Public Schools for the day. The snowstorm, announced Sunday morning, was predicted to produce approximately 4 to 8 inches of accumulation. Elevated temperatures,... Read more »

Middletown “PRIDE”

Middletown “PRIDE”


March 22, 2013
Filed under Feature, Feature photos, Featured

Many Middletown residents gathered in the Middletown High School auditorium on March 21, for the premier of "PRIDE". The documentary focused on the history of Middletown, its people and its football. DVDs can be purchased for $25. - Photo by Samantha Carter

‘PRIDE’ premiere is premium

‘PRIDE’ premiere is premium

Samantha Carter, Broadcast Editor-in-Chief
March 18, 2013
Filed under Local news, News

On March 21, in a hopefully packed auditorium, Brad Gentile plans to release “PRIDE”. "PRIDE" tells the story of Middletown - its history, its traditions and its football. The documentary focuses on the Middletown community and something that has united its people throughout the years: football.... Read more »

Allergies now and then

Allergies now and then

Rebecca Holcomb, Round Table Reporter
February 13, 2013
Filed under Feature, Feature photos, Feature stories, Featured, News

 As a mother sent her child to school in the year 2000, what did she worry about? She worried about the safety of the school, what kinds of grades her child would get, and whether or not her child would make friends. Today, many mothers have one more thing to worry about: their child’s allergies. Studies... Read more »