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Buc-ee’s in Indiana

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on Buc-ee’s in Indiana

By: Gabe Merida / Staff writer and Josiah Steele / Staff writer Buc-ee’s, a popular chain in the east coast of the US and typically a once-in-a-while food court that visitors in Indiana go to when they’re available for an entire day, because the closest Buc-ee’s to Indiana is in Richmond, Kentucky.That is a  mile, […]

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Spell bowl finishes collaborated season

December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on Spell bowl finishes collaborated season

By Aubree Amback / Staff writer At their first competition, the spell bowl team received second place.  Spell bowl competitions are not like spelling bees, where competitors will say how to spell a word out loud. Instead, the participants in the spell bowl will be given a word and fifteen seconds to write it down.  […]

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Louvre robbed in broad daylight

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on Louvre robbed in broad daylight

By Aubree Amback / Staff writer The Louvre is a museum in Paris, France that is housed in a larger palace. It is the most visited art museum in the world, featuring works from ancient civilizations to the mid 19th century. The most famous work they have on display is the Mona Lisa by Leonardo […]

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Dragons boys wrestling sets the tone for year

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on Dragons boys wrestling sets the tone for year

JT Koch / Page 6 editor The NPHS boys wrestling team kicked off its season with high energy and expectations. They started their season off by beating Warren Central 42-30 at home. Having lost to Warren Central for the last two years, the win over Thanksgiving break was very welcome for the team.  Finally entering […]

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Second major Trump government shutdown

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on Second major Trump government shutdown

By Johnathon Shaffer / Sports Editor The US federal government was shut down for a record amount of time (43 days), surpassing the 35-day record of the most recent shutdown before it. Both of these have been under President Donald Trump, in largely different situations. For an in depth description of why, see page 2. […]

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Running the book

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on Running the book

Senior Abigail Allen becoming E.I.C. Photo by Anne Smith

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Winter weather affects student drivers

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on Winter weather affects student drivers

By: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Jalen Thompson / Staff writer The winter season can be the scariest time for a new driver.  Many things could go wrong such as hydroplaning, trouble seeing and tire pressure suddenly failing. For some students, these nightmares became reality.  Senior student drivers Blake Hurst and Chris […]

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“Wicked: For Good”

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on “Wicked: For Good”

By Lilly Buist / Editor-in-chief As the “Wicked: For Good” release date neared, I became increasingly nervous about whether it would be received well or not. Even after the box office success of its predecessor, “Wicked,” I worried the sequel would not live up to expectations. However, I was happily mistaken; “Wicked: For Good” was […]

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New-look boys basketball prepares for the future

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on New-look boys basketball prepares for the future

By: Brody Baker / Co-Sports Editor and Aiden Hendrickson / Co-Sports Editor The boys’ basketball team enters the season coming off a semi state appearance will have a lot  of questions. They lost a lot of seniors and will look for players to step up this year. There will be challenges but they expect players […]

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IREAD causes IEP struggles

December 11, 2025December 11, 2025adminLeave a Comment on IREAD causes IEP struggles

By: Pax Bilinski / News & Opinion editor Last year, Indiana passed a new literacy law that changed the requirements for third grade students taking IREAD, a test that determines if they are ready to go on to fourth grade.  Around 3,000 students were held back in the state due to being special needs, having […]

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