The curtains will rise and the steam engine will roar across the auditorium’s walls as this year's Freshman and Sophomore play, The Great Denver Railroad Scam, debuts on February 17th.  “The cool...

A soccer stadium is lit up more brightly than the Sun when passion, in the hearts of players and fans alike, beats strongly in tune with those they call their home. Not even the fastest roller coaster...

For many, it is a goal to see one of their favorite artists live before they die. Despite that goal,  many sites, specifically Ticketmaster, make it almost impossible to get close to achieving that dream.  Ticketmaster...

Many societies recognize and know civil rights leaders like Rosa Parks and the famous Martin Luther King Jr. and his “I Have A Dream” speech. Yet, society fails to recognize other influential and unforgettable...

On January 28th about 3,000 butterflies flew through the halls of Grandview High School. Although the butterflies are made of plain paper they carry a more meaningful message. “The butterfly project...

As the days go by, the homeless population is rising in Denver, the nation's third most homeless populated city.  “We focus on helping fellow teens like us who could use a hand because it’s important...

Under Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett, the Broncos’ offense was a mess. By the time he was fired, the Broncos were 4-11 and produced one of the worst offenses in the NFL. The most notable reason being that...

For a school that pushes the agenda of inclusiveness and individuality, it is quite contradictory that Black female students who wear their hair naturally are constantly seen as a laughing stock or receive...

There is a room in the English Hall. U311. Ms. Richards' room. Avalanche memorabilia litters the walls. A Stanley Cup banner proudly displayed center-stage. Dictionaries. Books on books line the windowsills,...

The Grandview Chronicle would like to give its condolences to the family, friends, and teachers of student Aaliyah “Tati” Granados Cortez.  It’s impossible to imagine the intense emotions that...

It’s two A.M and my eyes are burning from a mixture of sleep deprivation and tears.  There’s not enough time for this.  The topic is the slave trade, or Shakespeare, or pollution. And I can’t...

On January 7, 2023, Photography teacher and Art Department Director, Michael Chimento, suffered a severe stroke. Mr. Chimento, or Mr. C as many students know him as, is now in long-term rehabilitation....