Tolsia Has New Mining Class, Partnership With Friends of Coal

Tolsia High school has introduced a new and interesting Mininng Technology class, which  is a beginners class for aspirng miners. It allows students to get ready for the real mining world once they graduate from high school.   "It means a whole lot to the school, and should be excting for anyone who wants to join the program," Coach Smith, the instructor, said. Smith says that the program will continue on past this year. All are welcome to join the class and soon work their way to becoming a future miner.    On Friday, November 4th, representatives of the Friends of Coal advocacy group visited Tolsia High school to announce an alliance under the Partners in education. Among the delegates to speak was former Marshall head football coach Bobby Pruett.  According to the Partners in Education website, the program is "a non-profit organization consisting of local Business and Education Partners focused on ensuring that all students leave school with the academic, technical, and employability skills necessary to be successful in the 21st century workplace." Principal Matt Stanley said that this partnership will mean great things for Tolsia's future. -Jordan Prince

Pictures From Homecoming Week

Jennings Martin poses for camo day.

Austin Brewer and Austin Runyon as Cleopatra

and Julius Caesar for Famous Couples day.

Juniors Britney Hodge, Jada Jude, Stacy Parsley

and Kristy Copley pose as KISS.

 Sophomores dressed up for Mix & Match and Nerd

day.  Back Row: Seirra Wilson, Chelsea Maynard,

Hunter Cavins, Taylor Spry, Savannah Winnett,

Cody Parker, Kendra Bailey and Caleb Fetherholf.

Second Row: Brianna Likens, Chase Robertson, and

Brittney Maynard.  Front Row: Shantil Marcum

Sophomores Brittney Maynard on Nerd Day.

Sophomore Kendra Bailey on Nerd Day

Senior Courtney Stiltner and Junior

Josie Doss during Nerd Day judging.

Tolsia students during Camo Day.

Troy Vanhoose and Principal Matt Stanley at the
Freshman-Mentor pizza party.

Luke Bryant and Mrs. Tawnya Vance
posing during Nerd Day.

Shantil Marcum, Chase Robertson,
Savannah Winnett, and Kendra Bailey,
pose for Hero and Villain Day.

Rebecca Perry on Hero/Villain Day.

Hunter Cavins, Chase Robertson, Lakyn Dearnell,
Brianna Likens, Taylor Spry, Zach Perry, Chelsea
Maynard, Shantil Marcum and Kendra Bailey
on Hero/Villain and Crazy Hat Day.

Mr. Carl Varney and Hunter Cavins
show off their crazy hats.


 

2011 Homecoming Dance

Last Saturday, October 22, Tolsia High School had their annual homecoming dance. Many students and their guests attended this fun-filled night. This year’s dance was really good, thanks to the DJ and the black lights. Typically the Homecoming King and Queen are crowned at this dance, but this year the crowning happened at the homecoming football game. Along with the king and queen, the underclassmen represent each grade and are crowned homecoming attendants. This year, 2011, the Homecoming King was Adam Singletary and the Queen was Cassie Rickman. The rest of the Homecoming Court was Stacy Parsley (junior), Samantha Riggs (sophomore) and Sheree Vanhoose (freshman).
-Jada Jude

Tigers Defeat Rebels On Homecoming

It was a chilly Friday night at Tolsia High School as the Rebels went up against the Class AA No. 8 ranked Chapmanville Tigers.  The Homecoming game began with the Rebels leading 6-0 early in the first quarter.  Jacob Copley had a 34 yard touchdown bomb to Brandon Ward, but unfortunately the extra point kick was blocked.  This still caused much excitement with the crowd.  The Rebels were flying high for a few minutes, but by the second quarter the Tigers scored four touchdowns and led 28-6 at the half. 

The Tigers continued to dominate the second half.  With only thirteen seconds into the third quarter, the Tigers scored putting them up 35-6.  As the clock ticked on, Chapmanville continued to dominate leading 49-6 into the fourth quarter.  The Rebels did score two late touchdowns on Chapmanville’s second-team defense.  The first was a fourteen yard strike from Jacob Copley to Morgan Williamson with 7:36 left in the game.  The second score was a 35-yard pass from Blake Roberts to Brandon Ward.  Wes Waller ran in the two point conversion to make the final score 49-20.  Although the annual homecoming game was spoiled by the Chapmanville Tigers, the events leading into the game were full of excitement and lots of fun.  Hopefully, we’ll get them next year.                           

-Tyler Cavins

New Freshman Mentor Program At Tolsia High

Tolsia High School Freshmen started the year out by attending he new Freshman Orientation program, which was held at the high school before the beginning of school. There, they met their mentors, who were seniors. Ms. Amanda Copley, one of the Freshman class sponsors, said the Freshman-Mentor social, a pizza party held for incoming Freshmen and their mentors, went great and that the seniors talked to the freshman and gave them great advice on things such as what classes to take and which clubs to join. The seniors told the freshman about the academics that are offered at THS. They had plenty of delicious Papa John’s pizza to go around to everybody. MS. Copley and the other sponsors hope to see the new freshman for next year from Fort Gay and Crum with their parents like they did this year.
-Derek Peterman

Homecoming Spirit Week Costume Days

Tolsia High School's Spirit Week costume days are as follows:

Monday: Blast From The Past and Crazy Shoes
Tuesday: Famous Couples and Camouflage
Wednesday: Mix & Match and Nerd Day
Thursday: Hero/Villain and Crazy Hat
Friday: Orange and Blue or Crazy Hair

The Food Drive days are as follows:
Monday: Soup
Tuesday: Vegetables
Wednesday: Fruit
Thursday: Meat
Friday: Rice or Beans

Greek Festival 2011

On Friday, September 23, 2011, students from Tolsia High School attended the 29th Annual Greek Festival hosted by the St. George Greek Orthodox Church. Tolsia students attended the event to learn about Greek culture and enjoy Greek foods.  Multiple tents set up around the church and in its basement introduced visitors to things such as Greek dance and served various Greek foods from gyros to baklava. Students toured the church and church leaders spoke to the students about the diversity of their religion and complexity of the church. 
-Brianna Likens and Jada Jude

2011 Yearbooks

The 2011 Tolsia Pride yearbooks are scheduled to be shipped the week of 9/26/2011. There are at least five extra copies available at $69.00 each. Please make check payable to THS Yearbook if you would like to reserve a copy. If you have already purchased a copy, they will be available for pick-up soon!

Chuck Pollinger Steps in to Help the Music Department

-Chasity Wallace and Jordan Prince

Retired teacher Chuck Pollinger has stepped into take over the Music Department while Mrs.Dick is on leave to have her baby. Mr. Pollinger plans to leave on September 30, unless Mrs.Dick stays home to take care of her baby for the rest of the school year. Mr. Pollinger has already led the choir this year on September 12, for the 9/11 Assembly. If Mr. Pollinger stays he plans to have more choir concerts and participate in more assemblies. We thank him for stepping in when he was needed and appreciate him for all the hard work he has already done.

  

Tolsia Welcomes Mrs. Fischer

-Jada Jude and Kaitlin Robertson

Tolsia High school is proud to welcome Mrs. Fischer, a graduate from Buffalo High School, to the staff.  Mrs. Fischer, who furthered her education to become a teacher of Math and the Option Pathways program, has taught before but only in middle schools. She pointed out that there are many friendly and polite people at Tolsia High: “There are a lot of good people on the staff and a very welcoming atmosphere.” We hope Mrs. Fischer has a fantastic first year!

Art Club Information

-Linda Bowen

The Art Club is starting sign-ups next week. There is a $7.00 club fee. Club members will get to go to museums and other art-related trips. There are usually 100 or more students every year and Ms. Rickman, the sponsor, says "We have lots of fun." Everyone is welcome to join. This club will introduce different kinds of art.

The Art club and Bible club are starting a charity called Christmas Shoe box. Everyone can help--just bring in a shoe box with items such as:

- TOYS (No warlike toys, guns, soldiers, etc.)

- TOOTHBRUSH

- TOOTHPASTE

- SOCKS

You can also add anything you think a child would need or think they would like to have. Do not tape up the box, because we have to go through it to see if there is anything inappropriate in them.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, SEE MRS. RICKMAN IN THE ART ROOM

Rebel Runners Cross Country Team

By: Tyler Cavins & Brianna Likens

          Tolsia High School now has a new cross country team thanks to the coaching of Ms. Emily Bailey.  Ms. Bailey said that since she ran in college, she felt the need to step up when students had the desire to run. There are currently five members:  Taylor Spry, Katelyn Spaulding, Rebecca Perry, Ricky Dean, and Austin Fraley.  Practices consist of running various distances, from going up Lost Creek to doing different stretches and strides in order to warm up. Although it is not official, there are plans to have a track team in the spring. The team hopes to be successful, so come out to a race and support our Rebel Cross Country Runners!

2011 Schedule

9-3  Cabell Midland    

9-17  Hurricane Invitational 

9-24  Lawrence County

10-1  Ashland Invitational  

10-5 Charleston Catholic (Camp Virgil Tate) 

10-20 Regional Meet (Camp Virgil Tate)

10-29 State Meet – Cabell Midland

Awards Day

On Tuesday May 31, Tolsia High School will be having awards day for the seniors. The seniors will receive any scholarships they applied for as well as any awards teachers want to give them. Also, the morning of May 31, there will be a rehearsal of graduation and the seniors will need to be there at 8am.

-Glenna

Weather Wreaks Havoc on Wayne County

      This spring, the weather in West Virginia has had a mind of its own. One week the weather would be cold and rainy and the next it changes to hot and humid. These extreme changes in the weather pattern have made it hard to make outdoor plans. We think of spring time as a time to clean house and have a fresh start just as the flowers and trees are when coming out of hibernation from the cold winter. This year has made us want to ask Mother Nature to reevaluate her decisions and mellow out some.
       The excessive rains have caused major destruction across our state from downed trees to extreme flooding. These storms have resulted in severe damage to people's homes and businesses. A lot of us take it for granted when we see it on the news that it could never happen to us, but this year has hit close to home. I personally have had friends that have seen this damage up close and personal. I'm just glad I can say that we can still count our blessings and be thankful that we made it through the storms.

-Kelly Romans

Tolsia High, Wayne County to Hold Relay For Life Walks

On Thursday, May 19th, Tolsia, staff, and visitors will gather and walk in the Relay For Life. T-shirts will be made and sold in the Guidance Office. Names of loved ones who have battled cancer will be listed on the shirt. High School students

Wayne County  will also be sponsoring a Relay for Life Walk, held in the evening, after school, on Friday , May 20^th at Wayne High School. Junior sponsors from Tolsia High School will be holding a concession stand. Come out, take a stand and walk for a cause.

-Grace

Tolsia High Football Facilities Building Nears Completion

Greenhouse Hit Hard By Power Outage

On April 30, 2011 the power went out here at Tolsia. When the power went out the greenhouse was unable to operate. It completely sealed off and was unable to circulate the air causing the temperature to rise as the day progressed. The hanging baskets were hit the hardest by the intense heat burning most the plants in the baskets. The plants on the tables weren't hurt as badly by the heat but could not be trimmed because it is so late in the year and they would not grow back in time to be sold.
-Mitchell

Tolsia Graduation

Tolsia High School will hold its 2011 graduation ceremony on June 1 at 7:00 pm in the Tolsia gymnasium. The valedictorians are Chelsey Muncy, Ryan Salmons, Shylah Napier, and Tessa Maynard. The class colors for 2011 will be lime green and turquoise. The class flower is the gerber "crazy" daisy. The class motto is: The human voice can never reach the distance that is covered by the still, small voice of conscience.-Mahatma Gandhi.

-Latisha

Thank you to McDonald's!

We at the Tolsia Times would like to give a special thanks to McDonald's corporation of East Kentucky for their second year of supporting the paper. Donations like theirs are vital to keeping the Times going! Thank you McDonalds!!!

Signs of Success

Tolsia students will notice new signs aimed at promoting success. According to Principal Matt Stanley, above the main entrance is a new sign displaying Tolsia's new school motto: "Rebels With a Cause." He wants to let everyone know we highly value academics here at Tolsia High School. Also there is a new sign posted in the hallway by the commons area to show class attendance for each grade. The board will be updated every 6 weeks and the grade with the best attendance will receive a reward.
-Kellie

Lady Rebels Update

   The softball team has had many loses during the season, but Monday, March 28,2011, our team won a game against Williamson. It was a tuff challenge but our girls pulled through and made a comeback with a 16-4 win. Some of the girls made some amazing catches that saved the gamed helping them to keep the other team at bay. Their goal was to hit to the outfield to get some runs so they could end the game quickly because the weather had turned freezing cold. They came there to win and left winners. Congradulations Lady Rebels!
-Kaitlin

Message From Mrs. Porter: Rebel Tutoring Sponsoring Baby Needs Drive

The 21^st Century Rebel Tutoring Program funding source requires Tolsia High School to sponsor a community service project.  We have chosen to conduct a Baby Needs Drive for the Crum Starting Points Center.  The Starting Points Center will host a safety baby shower for new mothers from the Crum and Fort Gay areas, and the collected items will be presented during the shower.  The project results will be submitted to the local news media for publication.  The items must be brought in to the library by Friday, April 22, 2011.  If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Porter or contact her at (304)648-5566 ext. 27.

Items neeeded include:

Baby bottles

Nursery water

Bottle sterilizers

Bottle washers

Diapers

Washable bibs

Burp cloths

Baby nail clippers

Baby brush and comb sets

Medicine spoons/droppers

Tweezers

Digital thermometers

Baby wipes

Baby wipes warmers

Wash cloths

Hooded bath towels

Baby powder

Baby oil

Baby shampoo

Baby lotion

Baby body wash

Q-tips

Vaseline

Alcohol

Cotton balls

Baby bathtubs

Pacifiers

Teething rings

Diaper bags

Waterproof lap/changing pads

Receiving blankets

Diaper rash cream

Dreft Washing powders

Onesies

Shirts

Pants (soft)

Socks/booties

Hats/bonnets

Sleepers

Jackets

Car seats

Strollers

Baby monitors

Activity centers

Mobiles

Car seat covers

Crib sheets

Crib blankets

Playpens

Swings

High chairs

Baby carriers

Toys (non-hazardous)

Tolsia Student Entertaining in Hairspray

On Thursday March 24, several Tolsia High School students went to the Paramount Art Center in Ashland to watch Aaron Pennington in Hairspray, which also showed on Friday and Saturday. He played the part of Brad. Aaron said all the shows went well, but the shows that played Friday and Saturday night were the best. He said his favorite scene is the Eventorium scene, and his favorite song is “You Can’t Stop the Beat.” One teacher who went to watch Hairspray, Mrs. Holland, said that she thought the show was phenomenal, and she loved it. In fact, she went to watch it a second time. Mrs. Holland said that Aaron was very talented, and he performed very well. Mrs. Holland’s favorite scene was the jail scene, where Link rescued Tracy from jail and Seaweed rescued Penny from her mom. Aaron said he is sad now that Hairspray is over, and he will miss acting with all the Hairspray cast.

-Glenna

Blood Drive

Tolsia High School is having another -Jordan

Blood Drive

, Thursday March 31 at 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. in the THS gym. Sign-ups are being held in Mrs. Davis’ room (308) in the Vocational-Technical building. The

Blood Drive

is once again being promoted by the Red Cross, who have already saved thousands of lives. Everyone is being encouraged to go and donate blood. Who knows your blood may end up saving someone's life one day. In the words of the Red Cross, recycle life and donate blood! 

Tolsia High Baseball

The Tolsia High School boys’ baseball team is decked out in all-new uniforms this year. One player said, "We love the new uniforms and hats.” The uniforms consist of orange hats with the Tolsia T embroidered on it. They have orange belts and orange socks, and they all have different cleats. The coaches this year are Greg and Mark Cavins. There are an about 20 ball players according to a team member.

The boys lost their first game on Monday, by a score of 14 to 2. They have also had to have a couple games cancelled due to the weather. Their next game is today at 5:30 at home (in Fort Gay) against Buffalo Putnam. Good luck Rebels on the season this year!

National Honor Society Member Drive

National Honor Society is hosting a new membership drive. Currently, there are only twelve members. This year, 36 seniors and 28 juniors are  eligible to become members. NHS group is a community oriented organization. Earlier this year, members collected food during Homecoming to donate to the Crum and Fort Gay food pantries. They have also participated in collecting donations for a family at our school who has lost everything in a fire and they need help.

-Cory

Football Facilities Building Update

The Tolsia High School Football Facilities Building is coming together very well. As the block-laying for the huge building nears the end, it is starting to look amazing. Once the blocks are laid, it will be time to add the roof.  Mr. Mayo says the roofing should be here soon for them to begin that phase of construction.. Everyone is excited to see the finished product.

-Melanie

Teen Institute Retreat

TI (Teen Institute) is once again getting ready for their annual. Usually around the end of March, the retreat will take place in April this year due to lack of funding earlier. Club sponsor at Tolsia High School, Mrs. May, said “the trip is April 7th through April 9^th. TI members and students who are invited usually go on the trip. The retreat is held at Camp Virgil Tate. That is between Huntington and Charleston, West Virginia. It is a drug abuse prevention and teen information retreat for teen issues.”

Mr. Sanders a chaperone on the TI trip, added “TI is a way to meet new people and learn very important social and communication skills. I can honestly recommend TI to anyone and I know they will enjoy it. This is my second time chaperoning the TI trip. I know this trip will go well this year because we always have a good group of students to attend TI. There is always some sort of beneficial change for the students. I feel TI is one of the most important organizations that Tolsia participates in.”

One junior said of the trip, “I like TI ‘cause I meet new people, try new things and it is a blast. I think TI should last forever. Students from Tolsia, Spring Valley and Wayne high schools go on the trip. TI helps you come out of your shell if you are shy, encourages you to try new things and take on a challenge.” Another junior said, “ TI helps students learn they are not alone in life or when facing their problems. I think that instead of just a weekend that TI should last a week so that students could spend time with their new friends. The students who go to TI are more like a family even though they go to different schools. It gives students a break from everyday life and a chance to have fun and just hang out with people your own age.”

One senior said, “ TI has impacted my life a lot in the last three years. I was really shy before TI, but Mrs. May coaxed me into going my sophomore year. I instantly loved TI. It was hard for me to get used to the new people I was meeting and it was hard for me to open and talk to them, plus overcome my shyness. TI helped me make new friends and encouraged me to try new things like trusting new people. I think TI should never end; it is a great program at Tolsia High School. It teaches high school students that no matter how bad your life is someone always has it worse than you, and there is someone you can relate to. TI helps students talk about their problems at home. TI is one big family. I love TI because I can talk to people who won't judge me and who understands what I am going through. It is a lot of fun, and I get to help someone who needs. TI helps students overcome a lot of things, and I can honestly say I love TI and I am sad that this will be my last year, and everyone who can should go ‘cause it is a life-changing experience.

Teen Institute isn't just a trip or a day out of school for the students who go on the trip, but a chance for the students to talk with other students from other schools about everyday problems. The result of the TI trip is greater than the trip itself, it is a life changing experience, according to the students and Mr. Sanders.

-Patricia

All-County Choir

According to Mrs. Dick, the Chorus director at Tolsia, many schools are attending All-County Choir which will be at Spring Valley High School on April 8, 2011. The students at our school have been staying after school to prepare for this concert. The director over All-County Choir is Teresa Dodie. Students are to rehearse from the afternoon of the 8th until 7:00 pm, when the concert actually begins. The selections of songs include Benedictus and Hisanna, Footloose, Joy in the Morning, and The American Creed. Everyone is welcome to come out and listen to the choir at Spring Valley High.

-Kelly

Construction Continues On THS Football Facility Building

Construction on the new Tolsia Football Facility Building is almost back on schedule according to Assistant Superintendent Mr. Don Davis. There have been several delays on the construction due to the winter weather but now the steel structures are being installed and should be done this week. The block layers should also be here this week to start laying the block on the sides of the building. After the blocks are laid, the next step to completing this building will be the roofing. "This building looks bigger than I thought it was going to be," says Mr. Mayo.

-Melanie

Warm Weather Just a Tease

As the week comes to an end so does the warm weather. It was a nice break from winter to see warm weather finally flowing in. This week everyone got to catch up on some outside chores but it seems we may have jumped the gun as cool weather is creeping back into the forecast. Most people are hoping that we won't have another arctic blast like we have seen in the past month. The forecast for next week is supposed to be in the low 40s, but according to the groundhog we will have an early spring since he didn't see his shadow this year.  

-Kelly

Weather Causes Closings, Delays

Students in Wayne County have had many closings and delays due to the weather this winter. Many of those days were due to the amount of snow and ice built up on the roads throughout the community.  All of the makeup days that were built into the calendar will have to be used, and summer break will start a day late with June 8th being the final ISE day. As the weather proceeds to get warmer, most likely, we will have fewer days of being out of school, and can start focusing on more important, upcoming events that come up along the way.

-Kaitlin

Math Field Day

On February 4th several Tolsia High School students went to Spring Valley High School to compete in the Math Field Day. Three Tolsia students placed: Alex H 12th grade, Zack C 11th grade and Taylor S 9th grade. We would like to congratulate them on a job well done, as well as a thank you to Mrs. Holley for working with them.

-Tyler

Aaron Pennington Performs in Hairspray

                On March 25 at 8 p.m. and March 26 at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., Aaron Pennington will be performing in the musical Hairspray at the Paramount Arts Center. Tickets will be 10 dollars for adults and 8 dollars for kids. Aaron plays the part of Brad, which is one of the nicest kids in town on the Corny Collins Show. Aaron is really excited about performing. He said Hairspray was the first Broadway show he saw, and just being a part of the show is amazing. Aaron goes to rehearsal evenings at 6 p.m. and leaves at 9 p.m., but rehearsal will be extending to 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Rehearsal is hard, but Aaron loves it. No matter how Aaron feels, going to rehearsal always peps him up. Aaron’s favorite song in Hairspray is “You Can’t Stop the Beat,” but his favorite scene is the dodge ball scene. The show will be having an orchestra playing each of the musical numbers.

                Hairspray is not the only play Aaron has performed in. On Saturday February 12, Aaron performed a play called Blind Date. His character in Blind Date was Felix Robertson (the lead male role), a huge dork who is in love with a girl named Sarah Nancy. Aaron said he enjoyed this play, and made his voice for Felix sound like the voice of Neil from Family Guy. Aaron has a great love for acting. ” Theatre is like life: it’s constantly changing. No matter how many times you do a performance, there’s always going to be something different and at the end of it all, all you have is the memory of the experience that everyone’s loved so much, and in that way just simply the experience is my favorite.”
-Glenna and Jordan

Prom Fashion

This year for prom, there are many different types of dresses girls will be wearing. For this year’s prom, black, white, blue, red, and purple are the most popular colors. Many of the girls are wearing long strapless dresses with lots of jewels . Also some of the teenagers are wearing dresses with fitted tops that poof out at the bottom, like a Cinderella dress. Others are wearing short dresses that show off their legs. This year’s prom will be a night to remember! Everyone have a great time!     
-Danielle    

Lady Rebels Face Sectionals

The Tolsia High School Lady Rebels basketball team is having a great season this year.  Assistant coach Jennifer Jude stated that "This season is going pretty good for us.  The girls record is 15 wins and 6 losses so far." She said the team is excited for the upcoming sectionals tournament. "We are hoping for a victory, and if the girls play right we should have a victory, but it is going to be tough  and  it depends on how the other teams play."

Good luck Lady Rebels and bring us home a victory from sectionals!

James and Patricia

Club Notes

• The National Honor Society will be getting ready to order stoles for graduation.
• The Bible Club’s spring trip to JJ Jordan is coming up in April. They will be taking Easter baskets to hand out.
• Teen Institute is having a trip on Thursday April 7th, 8th, and 9th.
• Upward Bound
• Drama Club is planning on doing a skit during the spring concert.
• Art Club is having an annual museum trip and cookout May 6, and they are choosing eight Tolsia students artwork to be shown in the Huntington Museum of Art.
will be having a fundraiser to raise money for Senior Scholarships. Donations are appreciated; donations should be given to any Upward Bound member or to Mrs. Elkins.

Latisha and Kayla

Thank you to McDonald's!

We at the Tolsia Times would like to give a special thanks to McDonald's corporation of East Kentucky for their second year of supporting the paper. Donations like theirs are vital to keeping the Times going! Thank you McDonalds!!!

Skills USA

Several Tolsia High students will be attending the Skills USA on Thursday Evening March 24^th in Martinsburg at the James Rumsey tech Center. Unfortunately, they will not be competing this year; they are only going to observe. Skills USA is not only a club; the organization serves students who are enrolled in a career and technical education or who are training in programs at our nation's public high schools and colleges. There will be representatives from most of the state’s schools., WV

-Grace

Weather Delays New Issues

Due to recent weather problems, we have not been able to coordinate a new issue of the Tolsia Times.  That said, a new issue will be coming very soon! Thank you for your patience.

-Chris Enix, Instructor