Among the selection of hobbies available for students to partake in, a select few have chosen a rather “costly and time-consuming hobby,” says Michael Frantsen, auto classes instructor. For some, the…

In the 2019-20 season, Canton Varsity Girls Basketball earned just a 1-20 record. The team was 11-52 from 2017-2020 until Kayla Bridges, a Canton graduate and Wayne State Girls Basketball Alumni, stepped…

While less than one percent of all high school football players make it to the NFL, Trevor Nowaske took that as motivation and became the first Salem alumni to reach the NFL since Ron Egloff in 1977.

Trevor…

A cold chill fills the air in the Mike Modano Ice Arena as the PCS Penguins take the ice. The sound of skates cutting at the ice echoes throughout as the puck flies back and forth. Words of encouragement…

John Cunningham, known to many as Coach JC, passed away on October 21, 2023.  Cunningham, the Canton Varsity Gymnastics coach for 51 years, started his teaching career at P-CEP in 1968 and retired in…

For the safety of minors, students’ faces have been blurred and students will be referred to by their initials.

On Day 26 of the Israel-Hamas war, students from various cultures, ethnicities, ages,…

Eden Ericson, Starkweather Academy senior and former Plymouth High School student, makes her way to Canton High School’s library to attend Anime Club after school. At Canton, a short flight of stairs…

With President Biden’s signature on Tuesday night, federal legislation codifying existing protections for same-sex and interracial marriage became law. P-CEP students from all over campus celebrated…

Thousands of runners bedecked in green lined up on the East Turf Stadium bleachers, ready to help support families facing health challenges within the Plymouth-Canton community, quietly talking amongst…

A protest against racism in reaction to a social media video shot off school grounds by a P-CEP student using racial slurs and threatening to “shoot” or “lynch” African-Americans saw a large number…