Cinco de Mayo: the story behind the commonly confused holiday
What really happened on May 5 that caused all this celebration? Don’t be confused, Cinco de Mayo is not independence day for Mexico. On May …
Favorite Classes at NS
As the school year comes to a close and things start wrapping up, we decided to take a look back on high school classes. Students …
After 29 years at NS, coach Sharon Christensen set to retire at end of year
Sharon Christensen knew she was destined to become a Physical Education (P.E.) teacher when, as a junior high student herself, she taught the seventh and …
“Arsenic and Old Lace” demonstrates actors’ talent
Twenty-four murders, a gallon of elderberry wine, and several months’ preparation put the production “Arsenic and Old Lace” on the NS stage last week, and …
Boys soccer gains traction for state tournament
Although the NS boys soccer team had a rough start to the season, they have seen vast improvement and plan to go far in the …
Sterling Scholars do best ever at region competition
Several weeks ago, the Sterling Scholars from NS performed better than any other school with ten out of fifteen students placing. With four winners and …
Softball team continues to improve
The NS softball season is in full swing. The team has a winning record, 3-2, and they are working hard to prepare for the state …
NS English teacher shares life story and reveals hobby
It’s hard for us to imagine our teachers’ lives before they entered the classroom. The idea of them actually doing something other than grading papers …
Spring City soda shop closes only seven months after opening for buisness
Soda Fountain was a little building in the middle of a little town with big dreams. Soda Fountain opened up in mid-September, but it closed …
Tennis team in position to take first in region
The NS boys tennis team is halfway through their region play, and they are tied for first place with a 6-0 record so far. They …