We Need To Talk: How Fake News is Impacting Society
Elena Horton, Reporter
December 13, 2016
As we go farther as a human race and evolve, we create more innovative things that benefit us all. One of these things happen to be the internet. We use it to publish stories here, you the reader are using it to read this article. However, with every good comes an evil. In recent years, fake news has...
Prescription Drug Abuse
Matthew Traufler, Co-Editor
December 7, 2016
Twenty Five percent of teens have abused prescription drugs. Teens do it to get high, relieve stress, or even beat depression. Sometimes, they think it will help them be better in school too. “I took Oxycodone and it really didn’t have an effect on me. I took, the Adderall and it also did not hav...
Pride
Joe Coveney, Web Master
December 5, 2016
Pride is an event made for the LGBT+ community and is used to celebrate equality and LGBT rights. Anyone, no matter race, gender, sexuality, or nationality can attend the event. Every year the Pride festival grows in attendance, but in turn the number of protesters dwindles. “Pride is a day where children, adults, young, ol...
One Year Since The Flood
Matthew Traufler, Co-Editor
December 5, 2016
Last October the state was hit with a massive flood that ravished the state. Twenty inches of rain fell across the state. Businesses and homes were destroyed as creeks and rivers overflowed with water causing flooding. “We had eleven feet of water in the building and obviously had to close and the build...
The Choice: Stand Or Sit
Matthew Traufler, Co-Editor
November 18, 2016
When Quarterback Colin Kaepernick took a knee on the sideline during the national anthem the question arose if people should stand during the anthem, but how does that affect us at school? Kaepernick says he exercised his first amendment rights to bring awareness to social and racial issues. The f...
The Final Presidential Debate
Matthew Traufler, Co-Editor
October 25, 2016
Last Wednesday night Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton took the stage in Las Vegas, Nevada. This was the last chance for the two nominees to debate against each other before the election on November 8, 2016. Highlights Of the Night Trump refused to say if h...
Hurricane Matthew: A Waking Nightmare
Elena Horton, Reporter
October 15, 2016
It was nothing they had seen before. The last time a hurricane hit South Carolina in such a way, it was 2007. News broadcasters all over the nation were panicked. Over a billion people were evacuated from a raging monster. That monster, was Hurricane Matthew. Hurricane Matthew was simply a gust of wind ...
Man Finds Comfort in Walking
Matthew Traufler, Co-Editor
October 13, 2016
Mr. Wardley suffers from PTSD and can often be seen walking down North Brickyard and North Springs Road waving and greeting every car that passes him while he walks. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder that develo...
REACT: Quit Clownin’ Around!
Elena Horton, Reporter
October 4, 2016
With Halloween around the corner, pranks are fairly normal -- from innocent scares, to vandalism. But recently, there has been a large increase of clowns being seen all across not only the Midlands, but the country as well. The situation has only gotten worse and worse as months have gone by, with cl...
Cavs vs Bruins update
September 25, 2015
We're in the 3rd quarter and Cavaliers are dominating. Here's a look at what's been happening.
Miss Cavalier 2015 crowned
September 25, 2015
Winner: Salome Brown First runner up: Gisele Bair Second runner up: Taelore Hicks We've got the story on your your 2015 homecoming queen.
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