
Multi-Sport Athlete Ezrah Witherspoon
By Conner Ryan, Altoona Area Junior High School
• May 26, 2023

Should AirPods be allowed in class? Why or why not?
By Nikki K., Day Creek Intermediate School
• May 25, 2023
Multi-Sport Athlete Jayce Johnston
By Conner Ryan, Altoona Area Junior High School
• May 16, 2023

Habiticas: A Helpful Habit
By Victoria G., Day Creek Intermediate School
• May 2, 2023

Standardized Testing: Useful or Pointless
By River Y., Chloe L., and Nikki K.
• April 24, 2023

Students Struggle With Their Criminal Past
By Mikaela Pyatte, John Sevier Middle School
• March 29, 2023

United as One: Special Education Students Join General Education Classes
By Nikki K. and River Y.
• March 10, 2023

A New Level of AI: ChatGPT
By Jasmine L. and Christina C.
• March 8, 2023

What’s Wrong with Wearing Pajamas?
By Sienna G., Sienna S., and Alice L.
• January 31, 2023

Behind the Scenes on the Purple Carpet
By Addison J. and Sage P.
• January 18, 2023

New Food Compost Law Affects California Residents
By Christina C., River Y., and Jasmine L.
• January 5, 2023

Local drive-in theater remains despite streaming competition
By Sydney Gentry, John Sevier Middle School
• January 5, 2023
Canned Food Drive from The Howl on Vimeo.
Canned Food Drive
By Anahii H. and Ella D.
• December 22, 2022

Got Gas? No, the app silly!
By River Y., Christina C., and Jasmine L.
• December 21, 2022

TN should keep hands off school library books
By Editorial Staff, John Sevier Middle School
• December 2, 2022

DMS address flu
By Lillian Thomason, DUNCAN MIDDLE SCHOOL
• November 30, 2022

AvahStrong
By Sienna S., Sienna G., and Alice L.
• November 16, 2022
How Does Religion/Faith Affect Students’ Daily Lives?
By River Y., Christina C., and Jasmine L.
• November 3, 2022

Students benefit from lockdown drills
By Berkley Morris, Ava Allbritton, Peyton Griffith, and Bralin McCartney
• November 2, 2022

Despite studies that football is not safe, Sevier coaches strive for safety
By Alli Valentine, John Sevier Middle School
• May 17, 2022

Kingsport, like schools nationwide, struggles to hire substitutes
By Ella Smith, John Sevier Middle School
• May 16, 2022

The hobby of flying drones faces many legal complications
By Kaylee Hughes, John Sevier Middle School
• May 10, 2022

Restaurant “El Loco Taco” is a loco local success story
By Amrick Christian, John Sevier Middle School
• May 9, 2022

#Sarah’sWay
By Alysse D'Errico, Niles Middle School
• May 3, 2022

A Special Return to Campus
By Ariana A. and Elaria B.
• April 26, 2022

Janelle Cummins: A Barbadian Artist
By Meena Pradeep, Clague Middle School
• April 21, 2022

Softball Coaches Reveal Past and Talk About Present
By Melissa Krainer, Altoona Area Junior High School
• April 15, 2022

The model minority: Positive sterotyping of Asian Americans
By Ashley Han, Clague Middle School
• April 12, 2022

Turning Red
By Kylie A., Day Creek Intermediate School
• April 11, 2022

Hometown Coyote, an Olympic Champion
By Emily L., Day Creek Intermediate School
• April 5, 2022

Honoring a Fallen Soldier
By Abigail B., Day Creek Intermediate School
• April 4, 2022

A periodic view of Black History Month
By Amy Fick, Marilyn Mausolf, and Emmy Nelson
• March 1, 2022

Band shenanigans!
By Madison Aboud, Altoona Area Junior High School
• February 23, 2022
Is Grammarly Cheating?
By Aurora GS. and Kirsten L.
• February 16, 2022

COVID-19 pandemic causes food waste in school cafeterias
By Dixon Armstrong, John Sevier Middle School
• February 15, 2022

Lifting Her Way Up
By Declynn G., Emily L., and Camilla S.
• February 4, 2022

Homelessness remains a major problem in the model city
By Calli Venzon, John Sevier Middle School
• February 3, 2022

The travelling tipi
By Brenna McCarthy, Cannon Falls High School
• February 3, 2022

Students earn minimum grade of 60%, even for missing work
By Maddison Ball, John Sevier Middle School
• February 1, 2022
UPDATE: Omicron at DCIS from Eliana Necco on Vimeo.
How Omicron Has Affected DCIS
By Eliana N. and Layla G.
• January 25, 2022

“Paws To Share” Spends a Week at Day Creek
By Declynn G., Emily L., Jadyn K., and Adrian M.
• January 20, 2022
DPS cancels school Thursday, Friday
By Finley Davis and Emily Hallford
• January 14, 2022

We’re All in This Together
By Kirsten L. and Aurora GS.
• January 13, 2022
Coyote Makes a Splash at Junior Olympics
By Jadyn K., Adrian M., Declynn G., and Emily L.
• November 18, 2021

Major teacher staff changes strike Sevier Middle
By Claire Mooney, John Sevier Middle School
• November 15, 2021

Call if you can, text if you can’t
By Calli Venzon, John Sevier Middle School
• November 11, 2021
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