Code of ethics hits home for NS football players
Friday night lights is one of the most anticipated events of the year, and this year, the NS football team is catching everyone’s attention. The …
Author: Jazmin Solis
New pope Robert Prevost advocates for world peace and union
White smoke came out of the chimney of the Vatican in Rome, and everyone seemed to be holding their breath in anticipation. Two weeks after …
New SBOs inaugurated into office
After a week of campaign and competition, NS elected five new Student Body Officers for the 2025-26 school year. Ellie Finlinson was elected as president, …
ICE policy affects immigrant students
To remain anonymous, a name in this article has been changed. On Jan. 20, Donald Trump was inaugurated into his second term. One of his …
Senior prioritizes becoming symbol of love
The toy section is filled with many cars from different franchises, but he is pulled towards the ones from the movie Cars. The iconic story …
4H program creates connections while sweeping awards
On Sept. 25-28, the Sanpete County 4H horse program competed in the Utah 4H state competition. Many students at NS brought home victories and awards. …
Community grieves the loss of friend, Brinley
On Sunday junior Brinley Bailey passed away from injuries sustained on her motorcycle the previous day. On Monday, students at NS wore blue ribbons and …
Senior spreads love; thrives through multiple outlets
Two minutes is all that stood between performing at the Eccles Theatre and senior Brandt Lund. Two minutes until his dream came true. As the …
Rock band festival brings out creativity in local teens
For the past three years, at the Mount Pleasant City Park, a music festival has taken place where local bands get together and play a …
Senior adapts to changes; forms new connections
The lights go out and the curtain falls as claps and shouts are heard from the other side. After a long performance, senior Kenna Cook …