News – The Medieval Times

Chickenpox Outbreak in Kentucky

March 22, 2019

Filed under News

A Roman Catholic school in Northern Kentucky has experienced an outbreak of chickenpox and is spreading rapidly to nearby counties. The CDC claims that the outbreak was caused by not vaccinating their children. Kentucky governor, Matt Bevin has also sparked a major controversy as he said he deliberately...

Perks of taking a Journalism class

Zac Backus, Reporter

March 20, 2019

Filed under Features, News, School Related, Uncategorized

Here at Cabell Midland, we offer a couple different types of classes in the wide field of journalism. They are all taught by Ms. Chrisa Hayes in room E192, the classroom right by the lunchroom. This classroom is not a normal classroom. It features all the things a journalism student might need, ranging...

Democrats Mad at Good Economy

Dylan maynard, Reporter

March 20, 2019

Filed under News, Opinion

Multiple 2020 Democratic candidates are scrambling to put a negative spin on the state of the economy, with some resorting to incorrect or overblown suggestions that workers have to hold down two or three jobs to merely “survive” in the U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, and former Representative...

Spring Break

Hannah Tomes, Co-Editor

March 19, 2019

Filed under News

Spring Break is next week and students around the school are looking forward to getting some time off to hang out with family and friends and go on vacation. Everyone looks forward to getting a break from school, especially when the weather is finally warming up outside. Junior Meredith Mears says...

Tennis Team has home opener.

Hunter Niebergall, Sports

March 13, 2019

Filed under News, Opinion, Sports

The CMHS Tennis Team has its first match today. They have a scrimmage against winfield. Senior Brennon Shope, Captain of the boys team is planning on carrying his team to victory. The Alternate, my fellow sports writer and good friend Robert E "Lee" Blake is planning on cheering for the team in route...

Getting Enough Sleep..???

Kylie Smith, Reporter

March 12, 2019

Filed under News

Do you feel tired at school? Do you fall asleep when your math teacher is going over the notes? Do you nod off while in the car or bus? If you answered yes to any of these questions you are probably not getting enough sleep. The average teen or adult needs about 7-8 hours of sleep each night! Sleep...

“World Wide Web Thirtieth Birthday”

Dylan Maynard, Reporter

March 12, 2019

Filed under Entertainment, News

This isn't the internet that Tim Berners-Lee envisioned when he laid the groundwork for the World Wide Web 30 years ago today. Rather than the free and open online utopia, "The web has evolved into an engine of inequity and division," he wrote in 2018, "swayed by powerful forces who use it for their...

R Kelly

Jenna Lemley, Reporter

March 12, 2019

Filed under News

Many new stories on the well known artist R Kelly have come out recently from a new documentary called Surviving R Kelly. It is mostly based on stories from victims on what they occurred from being around him. He has denied every accusation even with prove. He was charged with many sexual abuse charges...

Alabama Tornadoes

Jordan Armstrong, Reporter

March 6, 2019

Filed under News

Many counties in the western half of Alabama have been enduring major damage from series of tornadoes that has currently left twenty-three victims dead and the death toll could potentially rise. The National Weather Service in Birmingham confirmed Monday that six tornadoes went across the state. Two...

North Korea rebuilding launch sites

Dylan Maynard, reporter

March 5, 2019

Filed under News

Satellite imagery suggests North Korea may be taking steps to reactivate a partially decommissioned long-range rocket test site on the west coast of the country. Experts say they see evidence that workers are re-building at the Sohae Satellite Launching Station. In a matter of days, a rocket engine...

Tornado’s in Alabama

Dylan Maynard, reporter

March 5, 2019

Filed under News

The tornadoes roared through Lee County on Sunday afternoon, killing at least 23 people, including multiple children, in what a local official called “the worst natural disaster that has ever occurred” in the county. A tornado watch for Lee County was issued with the first tornado warning issue...

Anti “feminazis” campaign

Dylan Maynard, reporter

March 5, 2019

Filed under Entertainment, News

A Spanish ultraconservative Catholic organization has adopted a photo of Adolf Hitler with makeup as part of its campaign to fight against “radical feminism” or “feminazis,” claiming that gender violence laws discriminate against men. Hazte Oir, which is Spanish for “Make Yourself Be Hear...

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