For a certain AHS student, FFA is more than just a club -- it's a way of life.
Junior Faith Sopa is the Secretary of the Amherst chapter of FFA. Faith has been in FFA from 7th through 11th grade, but...
Bryan Fay, of Waupaca, an excellent chess player who developed Waupaca’s state-qualifying program, came to Amherst to see if he could start a club/team, with the help of Doug Spadoni, a special education...
The Environmental Action Club is actively promoting environmental awareness on campus through cleanups, educational initiatives, and sustainable practices. With a small group of seven members, the club...
Countless students enjoy the chance to find people with similar likes and hobbies. Many schools allow students to use their voice, show off their creativity, and even offer the opportunity to be a part...
The Amherst Spanish Club is one of the amazing clubs at Amherst, dedicated to promoting Spanish language, culture, and community involvement among students. With an average of 50 to 75 students, the club...
What are Esports? Some people think Esports are a waste of time, meaningless. But others think Esports are a way to do what you love with others that also love the same thing. They are a digital way to...
The scrape and squeal of ice augers. The yell of “TIP-UP” reverberates throughout the air. Smiling students showcase their prize fish on their social media. The Amherst Fishing Team (AFT), formed...
MINOCQUA--The Amherst fishing club finished in the middle of the pack at its first ever team ice fishing tournament, but more significantly, registered the two biggest fish-- a pair of Northern Pike measuring...
Shelby Lutz, FBLA chapter secretary
• February 9, 2022
It was a "silver medal," runner-up finish for the Amherst Future Business Leaders of America club as they managed a second place finish among a field of 29 schools during recent regional competition held...
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