Junior Hailey Pardieck and junior Mike Bauer have more in common than just being runners. The two cross country athletes are also dating and recently competed in the Hancock County Invitational, where they both had successful races and earned themselves each a title. Running has been an important part of how the two got to know […]
Continue ReadingOn average, out of every Girl Scout grades 9-12, only 5% will earn their Gold Award. A Gold Award is an equivalent to the Scouting America’s Eagle Award. The Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. They must do it by themselves, with a minimum of 80 hours of work. It […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Colt Pratt / Staff writer and Lydia Styf / Spill editor The World Cup has always had its own way of bringing the world together every four years to watch one sport. This year was the first year that many kids and teens in the United States have been able to witness the […]
Continue ReadingIn September the Crimson Messenger was graciously donated over $1,050 dollars by a generous family who appreciated all of the work the paper has done and wanted to support independent journalism. The check was presented to the newspaper staff by the family and President Katie Arthur of the New Palestine Education Foundation. These donations are […]
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Written by: Aubree Amback / Opinion editor and Landon Wildman / Staff writer Across the eastern part of the United States, people noticed the sky looking off for multiple days. The sun looked orange, the air smelled smoky and everything seemed slightly hazy. Straight Arrow News reported that this came from hundreds of wildfires burning […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Lily Amback – Managing editor & Ashton Snow – Staff writer The New Palestine girl’s volleyball team seeks to reshape their image after the leave of their four core seniors. However, four new seniors are taking the lead. Seniors Cara Steele, Kennedy Armstrong, Caylee Brown and Beth Comer are hoping to be a […]
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Written by: Lydia Styf / Spill editor & Kyran Waggoner / Staff writer Christopher Nolan’s new film “The Odyssey” released over the summer, was Hollywood’s newest adaptation of Homer’s original work. The story follows Odysseus of Ithaca (Matt Damon) as he makes his way home from the Trojan war to Penelope , his wife (Anne […]
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Written by: Lydia Styf / Spill editor and Lily Amback / Managing editor The marching band show this year is titled “Superstitions”. This year’s show will feature songs like: “Sorcerer’s Apprentice” from Disney’s “Fantasia”, “Man in the Mirror” by Michael Jackson, and the title theme from the TV show “Signs”. The Marching Dragons feel good […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Jalen Thompson – Entertainment editor & Peyton Miller – Staff writer As the Dragons varsity football team kicks off their season, previous victories place heavy expectations upon them. Last year, the Dragons faced many tough opponents, yet raged victorious as state champions. Head coach Kyle Ralph and varsity player junior Sam Hirschy hold […]
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In the Spider-Man franchise, there are so many films that I enjoy. From “Into The Spider-Verse” to Toby Maguire, they are all unique in their own way. “Spider-Man: No Way Home” ended on a heartbreaking cliffhanger that had me wanting the next movie as soon as possible. “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” did not disappoint. The […]
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