By: Naomi Amaize / Feature editor: Crimson Messenger The fall season comes to an end for the girls volleyball team, completing their run with a 28-5 record. For seniors Azure Flagle, Samantha Gooding, Hayden Ramsey, and Natalie Sevier the records and life long friendships live on. Sevier saw her team grow and learn as the […]
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Written by: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Pax Bilinski / Opinion & News editor In New Palestine, around 5.75% of households live underneath the poverty line. To compare, NPHS has close to 1,230 kids, meaning around 71 kids in NPHS don’t make enough money to buy everything they need. To combat this, […]
Continue ReadingBy: Samantha Neidlinger/staff writer We the People after receiving third place at the regional competition. Photo by Madonna McGovern / Crimson Messenger We the People is a nationally recognized program that teaches students about the U.S. Constitution, government, and the importance of civic engagement. Through research, collaboration, and competition, students learn how American democracy works […]
Continue ReadingBy Lilly Buist / editor in chief Earlier this year, Indiana legislators passed Senate Bill 1 (SEA1), a bill intended to benefit individuals by providing a $30 credit towards property tax bills. While this will benefit homeowners, schools and other government units will bring in less money next year in property tax revenue, significantly affecting […]
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Written by Pax Bilinski / News & Opinion editor and Lydia Styf / Staff writer In this day and age, artificial intelligence is extremely prevalent in schools and our lives whether we like it or not. Many students use AI to complete homework or to start their essays for them. Some even use it as […]
Continue ReadingBy: Aiden Hendrickson / Sports Editor and Brody Baker / Sports Editor As the Dragons look to go back to Lucas Oil Stadium to win back to back state championships, they know the challenges they will face. The Dragons are coming off a 42-7 victory against Plainfield and will host Cathedral at 7 p.m. Nov. […]
Continue ReadingBy Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer The 2025 New Palestine Marching Dragons presented a show titled “A Method to the Madness.” The idea of “madness” in the show is telling the story of having so much drive for something that it takes over everything. Through three different movements, “A Method to the Madness” tells the […]
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Written by: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Josiah Steele / Staff writer The Lilly Endowment Scholarship is one of the most rewarded scholarships that students can receive. It offers the recipient a full ride scholarship to any Indiana school of their choice. To apply for the scholarship, a student must write multiple […]
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By Lilly Buist / editor in chief Seniors Jayme Ransdell and Aiden Redmon have been planning to run for homecoming court for years. On Oct. 3, the duo was crowned homecoming king and queen, culminating a plan they’ve had throughout their high school careers. Although Ransdell and Redmon had been thinking about running for homecoming […]
Continue ReadingBy: Abby Journay / Staff writer: Crimson Messenger With the end of October and the beginning of November comes the finish of fall sports and preparations for winter seasons. The NPHS girls basketball team is no different, however the girls’ work started way back in June. Junior Margaret Barrett has been going to the workouts […]
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