By JT Koch / Spill Editor The NPHS Track team has started their official conditioning for the season. Meeting three to four times a week at the school to train for their events. With conditioning taking place in the winter the team has a few early struggles but Coach Eric Branch can feel the team’s […]
Continue ReadingBy Aubree Amback / staff writer, Nathaniel Morris / staff writer Every year, millions of Americans set their New Year’s resolution, but how many actually follow through with it? It’s a tradition for many people to set goals for themselves as the ball drops to try and be a better person for the new year. […]
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By JT Koch / Spill Editor and Johnathon Shaffer / Sports Editor NPHS students have an opening on their schedule this winter. Due to poor temperatures and conditions as well as a conflicting sports calendar the Winter Formal dance has been cancelled. The dance is being replaced with a “Spring Fling” in May. The details […]
Continue ReadingBy Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer and Lillian Buist / Editor-in-chief The 2026 New Palestine Winter Guard show is titled “Living Portraits.” “We’re not clown clowns. We’re like fun clowns, not creepy or anything. We are in picture frames at the start and then we come alive and go through them. We dance and have […]
Continue ReadingBy Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer With the show choir competition season just around the corner, Crimson Heat and Diamond Sensations are working hard to be successful. On Feb. 7, the show choirs will open the auditorium doors to debut their brand new competition shows at the annual Cabaret. Both competition shows are produced by […]
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By: Aiden Hendrickson / Co-Sports Editor The Dragons basketball program has seen consistent success over the years and it all starts with Head Coach Trent Whitaker. It is more than winning and losing. It is about setting up the young men for the future and molding them into good people off the court. “It gives […]
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By: Lily Amback / News & Opinion Editor and Lydia Styf / Staff writer A dream is a wish your heart makes, according to Disney. But, Disney is not the only place fulfilling dreams. For their senior service learning project, seniors Brooke Tanksley and Taylor Burke decided to help kids in the special needs classrooms […]
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By: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor Government teacher Gina Iacobucci has been teaching at New Palestine High School for 10 years and, out of those 10 years, teaching dual credit government for seven years. This semester, however, she will not be allowed to teach this class. Indiana University, which sponsors the class, has […]
Continue ReadingBy Pax Bilinski / Opinion & News editor If you’ve been online in the past month or two, you’ve heard about season five of Stranger Things. Volume One and Volume Two were separated by a month, leaving watchers, including myself, curious about how the show was going to end after such a strong start. However, […]
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