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Bring Change to Mind shines light on mental health stigmas

Cailyn Robertson, Editor-in-chief • May 16, 2023

As Mental Health Awareness month, May is a big deal for Bring Change to Mind (BC2M), one of NC’s newest clubs. It gives them the opportunity to not only grow their publicity, but to spread their message...

Importance of SPF discussed as summer approaches

Sophie Johnson, Opinion Editor • May 11, 2023

In the past few weeks, Indiana weather has hit temperatures as high as 80 degrees, with UV index reaching up to seven. According to the EPA, UV indexes around six and seven indicate high risk of harm...

Columnist lists seven best ways to spend summer

Ke’Vion Wellington • May 8, 2023

During the summer, high school students have a great opportunity to explore various activities that can enhance their personal growth and development. Engaging in different activities during the summer...

Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief transcends genres

Edmond Arauco, Sports Editor • May 8, 2023

Rick Riordan’s “The Lightning Thief” is a great book that combines Greek mythology and the adventurous and crazy life of Percy Jackson. Released on February 12, 2010, the book is the first in a five...

Performing arts season wraps up with ISSMA

Eleanor Worthington • May 8, 2023

This past weekend, five of NC’s performing arts groups- Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Descants, Counterpoints and King’s Court- competed in the ISSMA qualification. All five groups made it forward...

Students Demand Action club speaks out against gun violence

Mirabella Russel • May 8, 2023

Students Demand Action is a club that brings awareness to gun violence, which affects the US and the local community. Guns are the number one killer of our generation. In this club, students learn...

Pep rallies should return to schedule

Jackson Scott, News Staff • May 8, 2023

Pep rallies are a fun way to get the school community involved in school spirit. Many schools host several pep rallies throughout the year, however NC is one of few schools that does not host any. “Pep...

NC hosts Charlie Riley Invitational

Emelyn Harris • May 8, 2023

On April 21, NC hosted the Charlie Riley Track and Field Invitational. This has been an annual tradition for over 50 years. Schools from all around the state came to compete and the competition was high....

Cross country runner trains in offseason

Sam Roberts, Feature Staff • May 1, 2023

Junior cross country runner Baylie Clements shares her offseason experience. Clements has been running for eight years. She previously ran at St. Luke Catholic School. “My favorite thing about in-season...

JEL offers students opportunity to health care careers

Bella Wilson • April 28, 2023

The J. Everett Light Career Center offers a wide range of classes to help students explore and jumpstart their post-high school plans. JEL has over 22 career focused programs. Specifically, there are multiple...

Senior finals exemption solves variety of end-of-year issues

Editorial staff • April 28, 2023

Administration has implemented a new policy that allows seniors to be exempt from finals if they have an 82.5% or higher in their classes by May 5. This excludes ACP or JEL classes as well as classes that...

Certain players shine through baseball’s first month

Abel Flessner, Editor-in-chief • April 28, 2023

Through the first month of the baseball season, we have seen things that haven’t been seen in years. Teams got off to hot starts, but some could argue that the players are making this more exciting than...