By Johnathon Shaffer / Sports editor and Naomi Amazie / Feature editor The parking lot for students and teachers continues to be a growing concern for parents, teachers, students, staff and many more that are involved with it. The parking lot isn’t easily accessible for anyone and creates congestion on both the inside and the […]
Continue ReadingBy Johnathon Shaffer / Sports editor, Naomi Amaize / Feature editor and Gabe Merida / Staff writer On Nov. 19, the U.S. Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which required the Department of Justice to release all unclassified materials involving Jeffrey Epstein. They were given a deadline of one month later, Dec. 19. However, […]
Continue ReadingBy JT Koch / Spill editor Earth Club is an activity where NPHS students unite under a common goal of environmental understanding and concern. Students have participated in their recycling drive held during the Class Cup or seen them at elementary schools teaching kids about the environment. They host a plant sale to raise money […]
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By: Aiden Hendrickson / Co-Sports Editor Now that the regular season is over, The team’s focus shifts to March and playoff basketball. Every game is a win or home game. Postseason basketball brings a whole new level of energy and excitement. Atmospheres alone can change the outcome of the game. “The crowd and the atmosphere. […]
Continue ReadingBy: Abby Journay/Staff Writer As the NPHS gymnastics team jumps into sectional and the last few meets of their season, the team has been preparing for a strong run. Senior Lynzie Stiller has been on the team all four years of her high school career. She is very content with the progress she has made […]
Continue ReadingBy: Abby Journay/Staff Writer The NPHS Audio Theater (Winter Percussion program) won their first competition on Feb. 21. Their show “Numb” was awarded the highest score for this time of the year in a decade, with a numerical value of 77.4. Junior Gavin Hagerty is in his fourth season of winter percussion and he shares […]
Continue ReadingBy: Abby Journay/Staff Writer The Olympics are some of the most anticipated events in the entire world. Whether it’s hockey, cross country skiing, or figure skating, every country is captivated and unified by national spirit for its team. The 2026 Winter Olympics were no different. The two weeks that they were on, people all around […]
Continue ReadingAbby Journay / Staff Writer The NPHS Audio Theater (Winter Percussion program) won their first competition on Feb. 21. Their show “Numb” was awarded the highest score for this time of the year in a decade, with a numerical value of 77.4. Junior Gavin Hagerty is in his fourth season of winter percussion and he […]
Continue ReadingFreshman Aubree Amback potting plants. Photo by Mackenzie Arthur / Crimson Messenger By: J.T. Koch/ Spill Editor Earth Club is an activity where NPHS students unite under a common goal of environmental understanding and concern. Students have participated in their recycling drive held during the Class Cup or seen them at elementary schools teaching kids […]
Continue ReadingBy JT Koch / Spill editor NPHS robotics teams are home from competing in the signature “Bots at Bristol” competition in Bristol, Tennessee. With their state competition on March 14, the teams are prepared to compete in one of their biggest events yet. Coming into the signature competition, “W-team” was predicted to lose most of […]
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