This year marks 20 years since the September 11 attacks. The Bulldogger talked to 17 people to find out where they were when the attacks happened. Law...
A phrase you hear a lot in North Platte is, “there’s nothing to do around here,” which, for the most part, seems true. Due to COVID-19,...
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North Platte High’s Color Guard received their new coach, Shannon Hudson, a few months after a difficult season without one. Hudson...
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Jonathan Dekleva
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![Senior Caedmon Hoaglund looks to the audience as he sings while his character’s peers talk among themselves in the background. This year’s musical production is the story of a semi-distopian school system that heavily ranks students, causing tension and anger between the Above and Below average students. This is the musical’s first year being performed by any anyone, giving NPHS students the freedom to mold their own way with their characters. “It’s easier for me to create [characters] from scratch than it is to know who they are, because then you have you have expectations that you need to follow through with,” said senior Faith Miller.](https://npbulldogger.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/IMG_0407-900x600.jpg)