Student Seek Adventure in the Wild

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • March 6, 2025

Garrett and Keanau talk about their camping experiences throughout high school.

Penza Explains the Details of the ACT

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • February 20, 2025

The ACT is coming up and Principal Kim Penza wants to go over some important details about the test and what to expect.

BRFHS Switches to Speak Up Speak Out

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • January 22, 2025

Speak Up Speak out is an app used to report problems that happen within the school. 

Vox Pop: Longest Road Trip

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • May 26, 2023

BRFHS students share the trials and tribulations of their longest road trip.

First Cum Laude Banquet Honors Scholars

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • May 25, 2023

As seniors wrap up the year, cum laude graduates meet celebrate and recognize those who have inspired them.

Community Art Project Brings Awareness to MMIWR

Kat Klopp and Jackson Tiedens • May 2, 2023

The Heart Spirits project honors the memory of all the missing or murdered indigenous women and relatives of Wisconsin. SRL reporters talked to several participants and organizers to find out more.

VOX POP: What’s it like to be a teacher’s kid?

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • April 14, 2023

Having a parent who works in the school district has its challenges...and its benefits.

VOX POP: Who’s the winner? Spotify or Apple?

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • April 3, 2023

Five students give their takes on their favorite music streaming platforms.

Beauty and the Beast Receipts Raise Hopes

Jackson Tiedens • April 2, 2023

The Beauty and the Beast musical brought a full audience and great reviews from the public.

New room supports Empty Bowls event

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • November 29, 2022

Jen Dahl's art class helped get bowls ready for FCCLA’s Empty Bowls project in the Fine Arts wing of the high school.

Madsen conducts search for long-term band sub

Jackson Tiedens, Reporter • November 18, 2022

“It'll be an impact. And I'm sure that while we would love to find somebody as good as Mrs. Neuzil. As great as she is, we're probably not. We're not going to find somebody who is Mrs. Neuzil,” Madsen said.