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Working on their laptop, Millbrook sophomore Sara-Kathryn Francis works to finish classwork on her own time. Sara-Kathryn used her asynchronous day to complete assignments at her own pace and to relax without being signed in to class. This is a prime example of how many students spend their asynchronous days, still doing school work, but doing it more comfortably.

All you need to know when it comes to asynchronous days

Berkeley Sumner, Staff Reporter
October 30, 2020

Waving to his growing number of supporters, Pope Francis is clearly beloved by many. He is the head of the Catholic Church, and he recently used this platform to voice his support for same-sex marriages, a shift from age-old views held by the church.

Pope Francis endorses same-sex union for the first time in Catholic Church history

Janie Inscore, Co Editor-in-Chief
October 23, 2020

Gabi Angelini, as pictured, is the epitome of a go-getter and businesswoman. Her business, Gabi’s Grounds, seeks to empower individuals with disabilities one cup at a time; making the perfect subject for National Disability Employment Awareness Month this October.

Happy National Disability Employment Awareness Month!

Janie Inscore, Co Editor-in-Chief
October 23, 2020

A memorial was set up by Lousiville residents in remembrance of Breonna Taylor following her death at the hands of local police. Members of the Grand Jury in the officers trial spoke out publicly about how the case was wrongly handled by Attorney General David Cameron.

Grand Jury in Breonna Taylor case speaking out publicly

John Robbins, Staff Reporter
October 23, 2020

With October being National Domestic Violence Awareness month, Lucy Hale focuses on how domestic violence impacts pets and people. Purina’s Purple Leash Project and Lucy Hale have some very great news to share with you.

Lucy Hale focuses on how domestic violence impacts pets

Lauren Jones, Staff Reporter
October 15, 2020

Due to President Trump's positive test for COVID-19, he is at Walter Reed Medical Center. He will remain there until cleared by doctors.

Trump tests positive for COVID-19

Carter Ramey, Staff Reporter
October 3, 2020

Returning to the parks for the first time since COVID hit, Senior Victoria Woollen is excited to be back in her happy place. Like many Disney fans, Victoria is ecstatic to return to the parks and is already counting down the days until her next visit!

This Day in History: Commemorating 49 years of Disney World

Maggie Cargile, Editor-in-Chief
October 1, 2020

The iconic six leads of the series have had much success since the show’s conclusion in May 2004. However, no matter how successful the actors have become, they never forget where they came from and always remember their success began during their decade-long stint on Friends.

This Day in History: Celebrating twenty-six years of Friends

Maggie Cargile, Editor-in-Chief
September 22, 2020

Honoring Ginsburg’s twenty-seven years as a part of the US Supreme Court, a mural is proudly on display in Washington, DC. Ginsburg is a role model for women and girls everywhere, and her legacy will prevail even without her earthly presence.

Supreme Court justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, dies at 87

Maggie Cargile, Editor-in-Chief
September 19, 2020

At the Belvedere Hotel on the night of his disappearance, no one had any insight as to what happened to Rey Rivera. Residents at Belvedere Hotel enjoy their nights by relaxing and going out to eat.

Catastrophic Crime: Rey Rivera

Avery Sannipoli, Staff Reporter
September 18, 2020

Senior athlete Alayna Carlson and her high school swim coach, Ryne Jones, are relieved to know that they will be able to compete this season per NCHSAA guidelines. However, they join other MHS athletes in being upset over the lack of normalcy.

NCHSAA releases new rules for high school sports

Janie Inscore, Co Editor-in-Chief
September 9, 2020

Another round of stimulus money is likely to be sent out to people and businesses across the country as part of a new bill in Congress. Many families are eagerly awaiting this check to help them pay for rent and medical bills, while others may help boost the economy with a big purchase.

Second stimulus talks stalled in Congress

John Robbins, Staff Reporter
September 4, 2020

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