Opinion – Stampede

A large caramelicious blender from Scooter's Coffee in Gardner. It was very good! (photo credit G. Bull)

Fall’s Exciting Drink Menus

October 23, 2020

Seniors Meredith Todd, Mallory Putnam, Emily Dowd, and Madison Sutton pose in front of the pumpkin patch after walking through the corn maze. They took many pictures at the cider mill to commemorate their visit last year (photo credit M. Sutton).

An In-Cider Look at the Louisburg Cider Mill

October 23, 2020

Me looking at my phone as I sometimes do late at night even to the detriment of my sleep. This is something that I’ve been thinking a lot about (Photo by H. Smith).

The Sleep Acknowledgement

October 13, 2020

As we all return to in-person schooling, I can't help but feel nervous about what's to come. I'm worried that people aren't treating the situation with as much severity as it deserves (photo credit L. Haney).

I’m Begging You

October 9, 2020

While there are some venues that have remained open with social distancing, a lot of concerts and sporting events are cancelled or not open to the public, due to the ongoing pandemic (photo courtesy AP News).

Adjustments and Challenges: Concerts and Sporting Events

October 2, 2020

Isabella Infante and I would take a picture before every play rehearsal last year. The routine was a way of telling me it was time to get focused.

ADHD and Me

September 22, 2020

The college inbox of Lily Kuhn, 12, holding hundreds of emails from dozens of colleges.

Under Pressure

September 22, 2020

Disney’s live-action adaptation of the animated classic “Mulan” is visually stunning, but also quite different from the original (photo courtesy of Disney/AP News).

Mulan: A Shock to the System

September 18, 2020

The Homecoming Candidates take a quick picture before they participate in the Homecoming Parade. They are still making the most of their nomination even though they are not at school (photo by M. Putnam).

Creating the New Normal

September 17, 2020

Students in Spring Hill spoke up and made their voices heard about the racial issues in society.

#BlackLivesMatter in Spring Hill

June 15, 2020

Nurses at a California hospital were not being provided with proper masks that could help keep them safe from contracting COVID-19. They are faced with the same problem as healthcare professionals from across the country: dangerous circumstances with improper equipment and compensation (photo courtesy of AP News).

On the Front Lines

April 28, 2020

During quarantine it might be necessary to occupy yourself with activities from your childhood, such as old hobbies or games. I have by bringing back old hobbies and spending time with my family (Photo submitted by B. Gulley).

A Return to The Past

April 27, 2020

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