• March 2Saturday, March 2 Boys Basketball - WIAA Regional Final, Home vs. Hortonville OR at Superior, 7 p.m.
  • March 2Saturday, March 2 Girls Basketball - WIAA Sectional Final vs. Hortonville or Eau Claire Memorial, 1 p.m. (at Appleton East)
  • March 2Saturday, March 2 District Solo/Ensemble, 8 a.m. (NHS Fine Arts area)
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Book review of the fourth addition in series : The Heir fails to satisfy Selectioners

May 12, 2015

By:   Staff Writer Charley Hrobsky “You are Eadlyn Schreave. You are the next person in line to run this country, and you will be the first girl to do it on your own. No one,” I said, “is as powerful...

Book review for Spelled offers this advice: Push through the first 50 pages and get to the phenomenal parts

May 12, 2015

By:   Staff Writer Charley Hrobsky Spelled has worked its magic into the hearts of readers. Author Betsy Schow has written her debut fiction novel in a way like many readers have never seen before....

Book review of The Hundred: Beyond expectations of dystopian novels

May 4, 2015

By:   Staff Writer Charley Hrobsky “Maybe here in the ruins of the old world, they could start something new.” The Hundred by Kass Morgan is a book beyond the expectations other dystopian novels...

Editorial: NHS Prom theme flawed

April 23, 2015

By:  Staff Editorial The 2015 NHS prom, with theme "Arabian Nights," scheduled to occur this Saturday at the Riverwalk Hotel in downtown Neenah has left students buzzing around school with excitement. Some...

Book review of 99 Days: Flashbacks appeal to readers

April 13, 2015

By:  Staff Writer Charley Hrobsky   Protagonist, Molly Barlow, has 99 days to fix all of the broken relationships she left when she ran off to Bristol, Az, from the secrets she kept; author Katie Cotugno...

April mini-torials

April 13, 2015

Salutes: Sophomores now have ChromeBooks, as of this past week. The office has been taking care of problems and uncomfortable situations effectively and quickly. The 2015 trip to France was excellent....

Mini-torial: A domestic perspective

March 18, 2015

Salutes: The school is adding what is believed to be a new coffee shop in the Armstrong commons. This will be nice for students and the school environment. The juniors are grateful that they received...

Editorial cartoon: Student drivers beware

February 14, 2015

By:  Staff cartoonist Alicia Orlando

Book Review: Gracefully Grayson educates about transgender teen

February 12, 2015

By:  Staff Writer Charley Hrobsky  Debut author Ami Polonsky has written a simple yet beautiful telling of a transgender boy, called Gracefully Grayson. Few books exist about transgenders, which definitely...

Mini-torial: Salutes and slams

January 28, 2015

Salutes: The Winterfest dance was enjoyable and the turnout was surprisingly high. The new semester has brought welcome change in classes and teachers. Students are definitely enjoying the more frequent...

Letter: Noise pollution harms

January 16, 2015

Dear Editor: As more and more whales are turning up beached, people are beginning to wonder why. Two simple words can sum that right up -- Noise pollution. Usually when people think of pollution the first...

Letter: Animal rescuing during holidays

January 10, 2015

Dear Editor: We are all familiar with the most magical moment on Christmas morning that has been seen on television for decades. The kids run downstairs to find a new little puppy under the tree with a...

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