
Rachael Bouley
Contributor Writer and Photographer at Arcadia News
Writer at Freelance
Proud graduate of @Cronkite_ASU Production Intern @WCBSTV 2017 IRTS Summer Fellow https://t.co/TBqgLqX1vF
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arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley
As the sun set on spring sports, beach volleyball teams were still shining – making history, smashing records, and serving up fierce competition. From Arcadia High’s first-ever trip to the state finals to Xavier Prep’s dominant playoff run and Veritas Prep’s best season yet, these squads showed that grit, teamwork, and a whole lot of sand can go a long way.
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arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley
The start of May marked Teacher Appreciation Week, and Arcadia schools scored an A+ on celebrations in honor of the educators who create a welcoming learning environment every day. Arcadia High Arcadia Appreciation Week was filled with fun for staff and students. Each day featured a creative theme and thoughtful treats to recognize the dedication and hard work teachers bring to the classroom.
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arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley
Riley Novak, a graduating senior at Washington University in St. Louis, has been named a recipient of the Hillary Rodham Clinton Award for Peace and Reconciliation. Novak, who grew up in Arcadia, will receive a full tuition-fee waiver to pursue a Master’s in Global Security and Border at Queen’s University Belfast.
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1 month ago |
arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley
For Hank Murphy, life is all about the beans. Bad Hambres, a ghost kitchen concept at 40th St. and Indian School Road, was born out of Murphy’s love for his favorite food: bean and cheese burritos. Around 11 years ago, he unlocked a passion for cooking beans and making burritos for friends. The Arcadia native began perfecting his recipe after moving to Kentucky for a job and realizing he had to satisfy his craving for bean and cheese burritos by making his own.
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1 month ago |
arcadianews.com | Rachael Bouley
Eagle Scout is the highest rank in Scouting, and to achieve it, teens must complete a community service project. For Arcadia High junior and Troop 147 Scout Zack Cheke, it was a no-brainer to give back to the Gift of Mary Shelter, where his family has previously volunteered for many years. “We’ve served meals there and done other projects, so the shelter seemed like an obvious beneficiary for my Eagle project,” Zack said.
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