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Swim and dive members walk through one last time before heading to state.
Swim and Dive Team regionals recap: How the team is preparing for state
Davidson with his plague after being announced as winner.
Jackson Davidson wins 3-Point Competition, hailed “best shooter in Tennessee”
Director of the upcoming "The Classic" tournament, Richard Ensor, stands with the trophy for the champion of the tournament.
Viking Hall tournament takes on a new name after leaving partnership with Arby’s
Simon Hutchinson warms up before practice by swimming laps in the pool.
Junior Simon Hutchinson steps into role of a two-time state qualifier for swim and dive teams
The Cross Country team stands together after running at the state meet in Hendersonville, Tennessee. Pictured from left to right: Coach Frankie Nunn, Carter Romans, Ryder Poole, Noah Broglio, Jenna Reecher, Ryan Fish, Andrew Sells, Jude Childress, Connor Broglio, Gavin Lamie.
Cross country team competes at state meet in Hendersonville
Simon Hutchinson (right) and Cayden Williams (left) during swim practice.
Aquavikes fill the bucket with two whooping state qualifications
Split into two teams, members of the Scholar's Bowl practice answering questions.
Newly-established Scholar’s Bowl Team Buzz Their Way to PBS
Art Club sponsor Anthony Graham hanging new artworks in display glass.
Aesthetic aspirations inspire Art Club
Arabella Taylor, Beta Club President, reviewing the NHS and Beta Club Induction program.
Beta Club: Promoting pride for academic excellence
Rachel's Challenge banner with student signatures, hanging in the main hallway.
Rachel’s Challenge: Sharing kindness across the community
Swim and dive members walk through one last time before heading to state.
Swim and Dive Team regionals recap: How the team is preparing for state
Averie Cuddy, Mackenzie Addison, Kedrick Gilliam, Karrie English, and Ragan Joyner at their state conference last year.
FBLA gears up for state conference
Split into two teams, members of the Scholar's Bowl practice answering questions.
Newly-established Scholar’s Bowl Team Buzz Their Way to PBS
Art Club sponsor Anthony Graham hanging new artworks in display glass.
Aesthetic aspirations inspire Art Club
Arabella Taylor, Beta Club President, reviewing the NHS and Beta Club Induction program.
Beta Club: Promoting pride for academic excellence
Rachel's Challenge banner with student signatures, hanging in the main hallway.
Rachel’s Challenge: Sharing kindness across the community
Averie Cuddy, Mackenzie Addison, Kedrick Gilliam, Karrie English, and Ragan Joyner at their state conference last year.
FBLA gears up for state conference
Members of Civinettes dropping off donations for the Johnia Berry Toy Drive at Christmas in July.
Civinettes: Empowering girls to give back to the community
For students who don't want to pay the admission fee, they're able to bring a $5 toy to donate for those in need.
Upcoming winter homecoming dance emphasizes comfort and inclusion
Senior scare actor Alexa Henard, Ringmaster of the Mighty Viking Players' Haunted Halls, said, "I love screaming at little kids."
Mighty Viking Players transform campus into Halloween haven for Haunted Halls fundraiser
Freshman Carlie Harmon (left) and her older sister, senior Aubrie Harmon (right), both won Homecoming Princess for their grades.
Vikings scoop ‘The Coop’ and crown royalty in annual homecoming festivities
Counselor Whitney Singleton is available to help with the entire college enrollment process.
Sessions with Singleton: Facts about FAFSA and how to get the best financial aid for your needs
The Education Freedom Scholarship Act proposes the state government set aside $144 billion dollars to offer scholarships for students currently enrolled in public schools to attend private schools.
Bristol Tennessee Board of Education calls meeting to discuss vouchers: What they mean for the school system
The White House Cabinet Room.
Meet the Cabinet: an overview of Donald Trump’s second administration
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President Joe Biden delivers his farewell address to the American people, Jan. 15, 2025.
President Biden’s final farewell: a reflection on his 50-year political journey
President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump meet in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power, November 13, 2024.
Transition of power: the ins and outs of the 76 days between Donald Trump’s election and inauguration
Jimmy Carter at the 2014 Civil Rights Summit at the LBJ Presidential Library.
The life and legacy of America’s 39th president, the late Jimmy Carter
The Education Freedom Scholarship Act proposes the state government set aside $144 billion dollars to offer scholarships for students currently enrolled in public schools to attend private schools.
Bristol Tennessee Board of Education calls meeting to discuss vouchers: What they mean for the school system
The White House Cabinet Room.
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President Joe Biden delivers his farewell address to the American people, Jan. 15, 2025.
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President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump meet in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power, November 13, 2024.
Transition of power: the ins and outs of the 76 days between Donald Trump’s election and inauguration
According to the RNC 2024 GOP Platform endorsed by Donald Trump, his biggest economic goals include adding tariffs, reopening fossil fuel lines, deregulating the economy, and extending the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in order to make America a self-sufficient powerhouse.
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Trump’s triumph: The former President becomes the President-elect as he’s on pace to surpass 300 electoral votes
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Illustration of Harrison's death, 1841.
Wheel of Presidents — Forgotten: The lost legacy of William Henry Harrison
Morelock educates his AP Human Geography class on the distribution of humans and the diffusion of culture.
Brad Morelock: Teacher—and Dad—of the year
Jenna Reecher places 15th at the cross country state meet, earning a spot on the podium.
Junior Jenna Reecher qualifies for state her third year in a row
Junior Victoria Harman and her boyfriend, Josh Fine, celebrate the holiday season with beloved traditions. One of these traditions, Hanukkah, the “Festival of Lights,” falls on a different date each year; this year, it starts on Dec. 25th and lasts until Jan. 2nd, 2025.
Traditions that warm the winter season: from menorahs to yule logs
The substance looks faintly like smooshed ravioli, flattened on the walkway heading towards the front doors of the school.
Mysterious and hearty substance on stairs leading from lower teacher parking lot finally identified
Senior Cora Tolbert takes a mental health break, supported by ambient mood lighting, in the guidance office's Recharge Room.
Beyond the stigma and past the shirts: Recharge room supports student mental health
To live for the hope of it all" | Taylor Swift twirls around during her song "August," which takes place during the Folklore set of the tour
“Make the friendship bracelets, take the moment and taste it”: Why The Eras Tour took over the world
Even though women excel in many sports, female atheles are still viewed as less valuable when compared to men
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Long a Wicked fan, Marlee attended the show on Broadway in New York in December 2022.
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Letter to the Editor: The switch from physical to digital
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Long a Wicked fan, Marlee attended the show on Broadway in New York in December 2022.
Dear Wicked, You Are Just Too Good
The ocean interacts playfully with Moana and her younger sister Simea.
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Music can and is literature when written by a modern poet, like the cathartic moody singer Adrianne Lenker (The New York Times).
Legitimate Literature—music as verse: Adrianne Lenker writes and sings love
Though most of Ginsberg's poems are short, in this picture, he showcases the power behind meaningful words / Photo by Leonardo Cendamo, iStock
Legitimate Literature: Allen Ginsberg’s poetry speaks passion and truth on American life
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Long a Wicked fan, Marlee attended the show on Broadway in New York in December 2022.
Dear Wicked, You Are Just Too Good
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Athletes can stay motivated through their break by setting goals for themselves. Goals can help people adapt to new skills or deepen others before their return. Athletes should rest up, but also remember that staying motivated is important in the journey to success.
From on-the-field thrills to bundled-up chills: Off-season tips to ensure athletes don’t freeze over
Senior Cora Tolbert takes a mental health break, supported by ambient mood lighting, in the guidance office's Recharge Room.
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Stacks of toiletries line the walls of the hygiene room.
Hygiene room offers students chance to look and feel their best
To live for the hope of it all" | Taylor Swift twirls around during her song "August," which takes place during the Folklore set of the tour
“Make the friendship bracelets, take the moment and taste it”: Why The Eras Tour took over the world
Music can and is literature when written by a modern poet, like the cathartic moody singer Adrianne Lenker (The New York Times).
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Athletes can stay motivated through their break by setting goals for themselves. Goals can help people adapt to new skills or deepen others before their return. Athletes should rest up, but also remember that staying motivated is important in the journey to success.
From on-the-field thrills to bundled-up chills: Off-season tips to ensure athletes don’t freeze over
Long a Wicked fan, Marlee attended the show on Broadway in New York in December 2022.
Dear Wicked, You Are Just Too Good
The ocean interacts playfully with Moana and her younger sister Simea.
Moana 2: A disappointment to viewers and a tiresome sequel
To live for the hope of it all" | Taylor Swift twirls around during her song "August," which takes place during the Folklore set of the tour
“Make the friendship bracelets, take the moment and taste it”: Why The Eras Tour took over the world
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Legitimate Literature—music as verse: Adrianne Lenker writes and sings love
Long a Wicked fan, Marlee attended the show on Broadway in New York in December 2022.
Dear Wicked, You Are Just Too Good
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Though most of Ginsberg's poems are short, in this picture, he showcases the power behind meaningful words / Photo by Leonardo Cendamo, iStock
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“In the Soul of Wheat and Freedom”
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Illustration of Harrison's death, 1841.
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Split into two teams, members of the Scholar's Bowl practice answering questions.
Newly-established Scholar’s Bowl Team Buzz Their Way to PBS
Ricardo Cortez-Aleman and Ellie Davis | February 21, 2025
Athletes can stay motivated through their break by setting goals for themselves. Goals can help people adapt to new skills or deepen others before their return. Athletes should rest up, but also remember that staying motivated is important in the journey to success.
From on-the-field thrills to bundled-up chills: Off-season tips to ensure athletes don’t freeze over
Nancy Smith, Entertainment Co-Editor and Social Media Co-Manager
Jenna Reecher places 15th at the cross country state meet, earning a spot on the podium.
Junior Jenna Reecher qualifies for state her third year in a row
Lily Hughes, Business & Engagement Manager
Junior Victoria Harman and her boyfriend, Josh Fine, celebrate the holiday season with beloved traditions. One of these traditions, Hanukkah, the “Festival of Lights,” falls on a different date each year; this year, it starts on Dec. 25th and lasts until Jan. 2nd, 2025.
Traditions that warm the winter season: from menorahs to yule logs
Johnson’s devotion to his country and Constitution in the face of its gravest threats brings him considerable praise
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Joey and Friends (Part 2)
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Art Club sponsor Anthony Graham hanging new artworks in display glass.
Aesthetic aspirations inspire Art Club
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Arabella Taylor, Beta Club President, reviewing the NHS and Beta Club Induction program.
Beta Club: Promoting pride for academic excellence
Nancy Smith, Entertainment Co-Editor and Social Media Co-Manager | February 11, 2025
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Rachel’s Challenge: Sharing kindness across the community
Charlotte Boyles, Sophomore Staff | February 11, 2025
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Lily Hughes, Business & Engagement Manager | December 18, 2024
Junior Victoria Harman and her boyfriend, Josh Fine, celebrate the holiday season with beloved traditions. One of these traditions, Hanukkah, the “Festival of Lights,” falls on a different date each year; this year, it starts on Dec. 25th and lasts until Jan. 2nd, 2025.
Traditions that warm the winter season: from menorahs to yule logs
Lottie Boyles, Lily Chen, and Nancy Smith | December 18, 2024
The substance looks faintly like smooshed ravioli, flattened on the walkway heading towards the front doors of the school.
Mysterious and hearty substance on stairs leading from lower teacher parking lot finally identified
Anna Grace Hodges, Staff Writer | November 25, 2024
Senior Cora Tolbert takes a mental health break, supported by ambient mood lighting, in the guidance office's Recharge Room.
Beyond the stigma and past the shirts: Recharge room supports student mental health
Kayden Adams, Opinion Editor | November 25, 2024
Simon Hutchinson warms up before practice by swimming laps in the pool.
Junior Simon Hutchinson steps into role of a two-time state qualifier for swim and dive teams
Lily Chen, Staff Writer | November 19, 2024
Sophomore Alisa Moha sits on a bench in front of Tennessee High in Bristol, Tennessee, and reflects on her homeland of the Ukraine. Her poem, "In the Soul of Wheat and Freedom," reflects her pride as a Ukrainian and her desire to bring hope to her fellow Ukrainians around the world.
“In the Soul of Wheat and Freedom”
Alisa Moha, Guest Contributor | November 7, 2024
Jingle's important job as the "Director of Cuddles" comes with a fancy nameplate. (Rebecca House)
Always a friend: Therapy dog-in-training, Jingle
Nancy Smith, Kayden Adams, and Lottie Boyles | October 28, 2024
Before she was the youngest inductee in the BTCS Athletic Hall of Fame, Courtney McDaniel, who graduated in 2000, held multiple records for basketball. She is pictured here standing beside her supporters. (Courtesy of Courtney McDaniel)
Courtney McDaniel: From neighborhood courts to Viking Hall history
Lydia Teri, Staff Writer | October 25, 2024
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Kailey Brooks, Staff Writer | February 19, 2025
Marlee's Quiz Corner: Who's your fictional soulmate?
Marlee’s Quiz Corner: Who’s your fictional soulmate?
Marlee Fleming, Entertainment Co-Editor and Social Media Co-Manager | February 13, 2025
The Maroon Mini Crossword – Friday, Feb 14th, 2025
The Maroon Mini Crossword – Friday, Feb 14th, 2025
Madi Davis, Staff Writer | February 13, 2025
Joey and Friends (Part 2)
Joey and Friends (Part 2)
Branch Sword, Artist | February 12, 2025
The Cosmic Cuppa - Horoscope for Feb 9th-Feb 15th
The Cosmic Cuppa – Horoscope for Feb 9th-Feb 15th
Kailey Brooks, Staff Writer | February 11, 2025
The Maroon Mini Crossword - Friday, Feb 6th, 2025
The Maroon Mini Crossword – Friday, Feb 6th, 2025
Marlee Fleming, Entertainment Co-Editor and Social Media Co-Manager | February 7, 2025
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Marlee’s Quiz Corner: Which day of the week are you?
Marlee Fleming, Entertainment Co-Editor and Social Media Co-Manager | February 6, 2025
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The Cosmic Cuppa – Horoscope for Feb 3rd – 7th
Kailey Brooks, Staff Writer | February 3, 2025
The Maroon Mini Crossword - Friday, Jan. 31st, 2025
The Maroon Mini Crossword – Friday, Jan. 31st, 2025
Aiden Smith, News Editor and Political Correspondent | January 31, 2025
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The Cosmic Cuppa: Horoscope for Jan. 27 – Feb. 2
Kailey Brooks, Staff Writer | January 28, 2025
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CLUBS
STEM Club Provides Elementary Students with Access to Learning Opportunities
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CULTURE
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SCHOOL EVENTS
Upcoming winter homecoming dance emphasizes comfort and inclusion
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LIFESTYLE
Off-season tips to ensure athletes don’t freeze over
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COMIC
More than Mundane (Holiday Edition) - Written and illustrated by Nancy Smith
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WRITTEN BY M&W
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