Effects of Hurricane Florence
Ruth Brown, reporter
September 21, 2018
Filed under News
Late last week, what started as a category four hurricane hit the east coast of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Devastation and destruction was hit by the massive hurricane, knocking out the power of more than 300,000 people and killing more than two dozen people. The first ...
Barboursville Fall Fest 2018
Jordan Armstrong, Reporter
September 21, 2018
Every year the Barboursville fall fest brings lots of people out to enjoy the festival with the fun activities, games and parade to celebrate the beginning of fall. There are many rides, games and prizes to win when going to the carnival. Many people around our region gather to share the fun and excitement...
Advice From Teachers
Tessa Spurlock, Reporter
September 16, 2018
Filed under News, School Related, Uncategorized
As we approach midterm all students want their grades to be good and that is not always easy for all students, but the Cabell Midland teachers have some advice for all students. “Do not break the law. Arrests and legal issues are things that can screw up your life and family for a long time,”...
Behind the Scenes: Fall Fest Parade
Elizabeth Simmons, Reporter
September 14, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Features, News
The Fall Fest parade in Barboursville is an annual tradition in which members of the community can come together and be recognized for everything they do. Cabell Midland students of all ages participate in the parade each year, but many don’t know much about what really goes on behind the scenes. ...
Advice for Future Students
Joshua Biser, Co-editor
September 14, 2018
Filed under News, School Related
Before high school, students are always told certain things about it. These statements do not always turn out to be true, especially as years progress. Over the years, students have learned different lessons, not necessarily during class. “The most important thing I’ve learned is to not care...
Senior plans for college
Jordan Armstrong, Reporter
September 14, 2018
During senior year, there are many things to think about, especially when graduation day arrives. Once seniors graduate they will start a whole new life as an independent adult, having to make many hard and difficult decisions. One of the most difficult times for seniors is to decide on a college, and...
Cabell Midland Band
Tessa Spurlock, Reporter
September 11, 2018
Filed under News
Band is a big part of Cabell Midland, and there is many students involved with the band. The band goes to many competition every year, they play at football games, basketball games, and in parades. Mostly everyone knows about the band and they are a huge part of the school spirit. “I’ve been in b...
Afterschool Supper Program
Hannah Tomes, Co-Editor
September 9, 2018
Cabell Midland has decided to start serving dinner to kids staying after school for extracurricular activities on Mon., Sep. 10th. Junior, Meredith Mears believes this is a great idea because sometimes just a snack isn’t enough to keep students fueled for practice. “I think serving dinner to...
Favorite seasons for students
Jordan Armstrong, Reporter
September 7, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News, Showcase
From rain, heat, wind and snow the four seasons have had an impact on us, although majority of students had claimed that fall was their favorite time of year. Many of the students that had voted fall all had similar answers to why they enjoyed the season, many enjoyed festivals sports and the weather itsel...
The New School Schedule
Tessa Spurlock, Reporter
September 6, 2018
Filed under News
As we welcome the freshmen and the new school year, we were all surprised by the new schedule, leaving students with questions. Many students in the school have mixed feelings about it. The new school time is only 15 minutes earlier compared to last year, but many students ride the bus,...
The First Week of School
Hannah Tomes, Co-Editor
August 31, 2018
Filed under News
The first week of school has come and gone and students are beginning to settle in to their classes. Some of them shared their thoughts and feelings about the new year so far. Junior, Taylor Stevens says the thing she likes most about this year is her new classes. “I like my classes a lot this...
Thoughts on the 10 point grading scale
Jordan Armstrong, Reporter
August 31, 2018
When starting a new school year, there are always new policies, rules, and expectations; but not as new as the 10 point grading scale currently being used during 2018-2019 school year. From the beginning of the school year it was established that there would be a new grading scale for the students...
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