No place like Indian Trail for 2018 Homecoming celebrations
By Charity Threlkeld, Staff Writer Indian Trail High School & Academy’s 2018 Homecoming was just as bright as its “home” theme. Students participated in a […]
Month: October 2018
FDA cracks down on e-cigarette companies that target teens
By Alexis Steagall (News Editor) and Nicole Bergendahl (Staff Writer) Over the past decade, U.S. tobacco cigarette consumption has […]
Studies link smartphone use to mental health issues
By Alexis Steagall, News Editor In the U.S., the average teen spends roughly nine hours on their mobile device each day. This means that teenagers […]
Senior advice to freshman
“Don’t quit or avoid sports because you think they’ll take up too much time.” – Christiano Flores “Always balance homework with athletics! Stay caught up […]
Nike ad campaign prompts discussion among teens
By Sam Reeves, Social Media Director/Webmaster September not only kicked off this year’s NFL season, but also one of the biggest controversies of the year. […]
Midterm election heats up with new candidates
By Alberto Gomez, Entertainment Editor Election Day looms right around the corner, arriving on voters’ doorsteps on Nov. 6. After an eye-catching two years with […]
“Eh, not my problem.”
Editorial Cartoon submitted by Matty Roell
Voting keeps our democracy strong, gives youth voice
By Charlie Pohlson, Staff Writer The U.S. midterm elections will take place on Nov. 6, right in the middle of President Trump’s four-year term. But […]
City adds safety devices, but teens still need common sense
By Kat Mann, Opinion Editor As teenagers on the verge of adulthood, we are in an age group that likes to take risks, incompetently feeling […]
Today’s music artists, industry have lost original sound
By Charlie Pohlson, Staff Writer Music! What do you think when you think of that word? Do you think of relevant music artists like Drake […]