Final Presidential Debate
Jessina Stender, Reporter
October 23, 2020
On the date of October 22, 2020, President Donald Trump and democratic nominee butt heads for the last debate for presidency. The last debate was held on September 29th, 2020, when there was a very big fight on whether the moderator was fair enough or our president was answering his questions thoroughly....
The Dangers of Conspiracy Theories and What One Can Do to Avoid Them
Dylan Andrus, Reporter
October 19, 2020
Conspiracy theories, beliefs that there is a systemic conspiracy to mislead the general public about events, ideas, etc., have always existed in human societies. However, with innovations in mass media, the spreading of such beliefs has gone from a few small, isolated groups talking in each other's basements,...
Freshman SAT
Jessina Stender, Reporter
October 18, 2020
As a freshman myself, I have yet to take the SAT test. First off, SAT stands for Scholastic Assessment Test, though its name has changed various times in the past. The SAT tests you on your readiness for college, it provides colleges with the a common data point that is used to compare all applicants. The...
Save The Trees!
Sabastian Peake, Reporter
October 15, 2020
The United States of America are losing over 36 million trees a year. And it won't stop unless you take action. Trees are a very important part of day-to-day life. Everyone breathes because of trees, and they can lower the summer daytime temperatures outside by a whopping 10 degrees Fahrenheit. If we...
Gold Color Code
Jessina Stender, Reporter
October 15, 2020
Cabell County Schools is officially out of the green color code for week beginning of Oct. 11, 2020. Instead of being in the green color code, we have downgraded and went to the gold color code right under green. There are four color codes for Coronavirus depending on how bad the cases are in that area....
Junior PSAT Opportunity
Hattie Colegrove, Reporter
October 12, 2020
This coming Wed. Oct. 14, there will be an optional PSAT opportunity at Cabell Midland. Juniors with last names starting A-K will be able to attend school like normal, but have a free testing day. Like all SAT tests, the PSAT will consist of Reading, Writing and Language, and Math sections. With a...
Rising Covid-19 Infections in India
Sabastian Peake, Reporter
October 9, 2020
A team of health workers in India went to many houses of people who had tested positive for the Coronavirus, except everyone kept refusing to quarantine. "We can't afford to quarantine," said Amit Deb, a local shopkeeper in Masli, India. If any more of his family were positive, they would all have...
A Nations Tradegy
Amy Borowski, reporter
October 4, 2020
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginzburg has died at the age of 87 on Sept. 18, 2020, from metastatic cancer of the pancreas. Ginzburg forever changed the court system and in hope encouraged young generations to continue her work. Ginzburg suffered two major losses as a child. Her older sister died when she...
New Millionaires Tax?
Sabastian Peake, Reporter
October 2, 2020
New Jersey has just decided that they were going to impose a "millionaire tax" which will raise state taxes 20% on people who make more than a million dollars. Critics have expressed concerns that this new tax will push away the wealthy and make them move to different states. While some people might...
The New Super Smash Bros Fighter
Morgan McKinney, Reporter
October 2, 2020
As of today October 1st the popular video game Super Smash Bros Ultimate has announced their next fighter for the game. The next chosen fighter for ssbu is Steve, and Alex from the popular video game Minecraft. It was a shocking reveal to a lot of people including myself. I thought it was going to be...
China on Vacation?
Sabastian Peake, Reporter
October 1, 2020
As the beginning of October arrives, millions of people are expected to crowd trains, highways, and planes for the National Day holiday, which is one of the busiest and largest times for travel in China. Since China emerged from the pandemic, this 8-day break is the country's first massive holiday. This...
Midterm Deadlines
Jessina Stender, Reporter
October 1, 2020
Catching many's surprise, midterms are already due for the first nine weeks. Students who attend on Monday, Tuesday have midterms due this upcoming Monday, October 5th. The students that go on Thursday, Friday have theirs due this Friday, October 2nd. Most of my peers are struggling with completing assignments...
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