“I just knew I wanted to help and I wanted to do something where I could help as many people as I could,” said North Platte High 2015 graduate Johnny Guethlein.
Guethlein began a podcast called...
North Platte High School’s halls will be less crowded come January because 60 seniors will be graduating at semester. The students' last day of school will be Dec. 19.
Senior Ashlynn Durfee...
Almost half of all U.S children have experienced some sort of trauma, according to the National Survey of Children’s Health (NSCH). These children spend the majority of their time in classrooms, more...
Gracia Lantis, Online Media Editor
• December 19, 2019
Morning people, non-morning people, meet Scott King, an NPHS science teacher. He may be a part of your daily morning routine without you realizing it.
On a Monday morning, King clenches a whiteboard...
Gracia Lantis, Online Media Editor
• December 19, 2019
Censorship is prevalent in communist countries. It happens in North Korea, China, Cuba, and Nebraska High Schools. Yes. You read that right.
In 1988, the Supreme Court ruled that student journalists...
“I haven’t eaten since Sunday and today is Thursday,” senior wrestler Dylan Nesslein said. Nesselein competitively wrestles on a traveling team and recently had a tournament over the weekend....
Making exciting posters and encouraging actual sports doesn’t boost the idea that cheerleading is a sport and I firmly believe it is not one.
Lexico Dictionary defines the word sport as “an...
“It’s such a big day for all of us, and we all take on huge roles in the day,” said senior Savanna States. The North Platte High School student council hosted a canned food drive on Nov. 15 to...
