The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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NEWS
August 25, Dolly Parton’s death shattered the hearts of fans worldwide. Throughout her 80 years of life, the country music superstar released timeless global hits and created a community of rhinestone-loving supporters. Sources claim that Parton’s passing occurred in her home due to cancer. Fans and individuals wish Parton’s friends and family well as they deal with the unfortunate loss.
The loss of America’s sweetheart
Lidia Sidorova and Megan Taffel • August 26, 2026

The country-music community faced heartbreaking news August 25. As announced by a pre-recorded video featuring her nephew, Bryan Seaver, Dolly...

August 17, 2026, the Georgia State Board of Education unanimously voted to suspend the seven members of the Dublin City School Board of Education. 20 million dollars in debt, the Georgia State Board hopes that their temporary replacements for Dublin City will cut back on staff and school days, lessening the immense financial burden. With the governor of Georgia, Brian Kemp, signing the executive order himself, Georgia schools will surely see the effects of this fiscal mismanagement across all counties.
Georgia Board unanimously decides: Entirety of Dublin City School Board suspended
Sloane Moore, Page Editor • August 21, 2026

In recent Georgia school news, a unanimous state decision suspended seven board members of the Dublin City School Board of Education under accusations...

This past summer, heatwaves tore through Western Europe, bringing perfect, arid conditions to deadly, multinational wildfires. July 26, citizens in Northern France reported isolated fires, however, as arid, dry conditions continue, officials warn the fires may continue to burn for months. With thousands displaced, the world wonders if the future of climate change will alter weather patterns forever.
Western Europe ablaze: Historic wildfires tear through France and Spain
Sloane Moore, Page editor • August 16, 2026

Following a summer of heatwaves in Southern Europe, wildfires began tearing through France and Spain fueled by record high temperatures. While...

Police departments across the U.S. continue to use Flock Safety cameras to track and identify possibly stolen vehicles. Law enforcement utilizes the technology to assist with investigations, but recent misuse raises concerns about the privacy and safety of the company’s data. August 13, Flock Safety announced new auditing and accountability measures to monitor how officers access the database.
Eyes in the sky
Vaughn Thomas, Page editor • August 13, 2026

Mounted above roads, hidden just out of sight, Flock Safety cameras silently photograph thousands of vehicles day in and day out. The Atlanta-based...

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STUDENT LIFE
April 7, 8 and 9, 2026, NC’s unbelievably talented theatre program performed their final musical of the year. “Drowsy Chaperone,” a comedic musical with slightly melancholic undertones, fit the cast and crew perfectly. While the performance went swimmingly, seniors grappled after the fact with the realization that this would stand as their final performance with the NC thespians. After just five weeks to rehearse, the performers put on a show that left the audience wheezing.
NC’s production of The Drowsy Chaperone, Jr.
Sophia Allsen, Page Editor • May 11, 2026

Senior breakfast
Senior breakfast
Devyn Potts and Megan Taffel • May 4, 2026
Senior carnival
Senior carnival
Devyn Potts and Megan Taffel • May 4, 2026
Sources of Strength sends students into spring break with spirit week!
Sources of Strength sends students into spring break with spirit week!
Lidia Sidorova, Page editor • April 5, 2026
Saturday, March 28, people of all ages and backgrounds gathered across Georgia and the U.S. to protest the Trump Administration. In Cobb County, thousands flocked to Marietta to take part.
No Kings 3 in Marietta 3/28
Rosalyn Schwanke, Editor in Chief • March 29, 2026
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FEATURES
After 30 years of serving book and music lovers in metro-Atlanta, the Barnes & Noble Cumberland location officially closed August 19. The store’s lease expired after 30 years, with RaceTrac subsequently buying out the property and planning to turn it into a flagship hub. Similar to the words in the books the store sold, the memories of the grand Cumberland Barnes & Noble will never die.
Barnes & Noble’s noble goodbye
Megan Taffel, Page Editor • August 20, 2026
NC junior Jeronimo Segovia continues to strengthen his golf game after discovering the sport through his family at a young age. Although golf receives significantly less attention than other Warrior athletics, Segovia continues to pursue his golf dreams. With hopes of competing at the Division I level, Segovia views each shot as a new opportunity to improve.
Meet the Team: Jeronimo Segovia
Vaughn Thomas, Reporter • May 14, 2026
As the school year comes to a close and seniors decide which school they will attend, senioritis rises, and summer beach trips quickly approach. After four years at NC, seniors reminisce on their favorite moments with friends and teachers while simultaneously planning their sunny days. Without a doubt, students fill their summers before college to the brim with spontaneous activities as they enjoy the last moments of their childhood.
Goodbye senior year, hello senior summer
Mackenzie Blanco, Editor in Chief • May 11, 2026
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SPORTS
August 7, NC Warrior football (0-0) kicked off the season with a well-deserved (34-17) win in a scrimmage against the Kell Longhorns (0-0). The student section, where individuals from marching band, cheerleading and color guard gathered, burst with excitement as the players left their all out on the field. A highly involved crowd fueled the energetic atmosphere, setting the Warriors up for a fruitful season as they progress to their next match.
Warriors for the win
Lidia Sidorova, Editor in Chief • August 11, 2026

 

April 28, the NC Warriors (8-17) battled on the court against the Creekside Seminoles (15-3) for their last home game of the season. After winning the intense match against the number one team in the state, NC honored six seniors in a ceremony to celebrate their future endeavors. The Warriors then beat the defending state champions, Tucker High School (4-4), following the celebration. While the seniors’ season comes to a close, the memories of scoring impressive wins on senior night will remain in their hearts forever.
Serving up success at senior night
Megan Taffel, Reporter • May 3, 2026
The NC varsity soccer teams honored their 13 seniors during their matches against Allatoona High School. Although both teams fought intensely for the class of 2026, the Buccaneers proved resilient, sweeping the two matches and maintaining their winning streak. Even though the score displayed in favor of Allatoona, NC’s determination and collaboration throughout the night successfully honored the seniors and helped send them off with lasting memories.
NC soccer shines on senior night
Devyn Potts and Alyssa Mehta • April 20, 2026
Friday, March 28, the NC Lady Warrior varsity soccer team (1-11) traveled to Etowah High School (9-4) to face off in an intense region match-up. Both teams battled and left their heart out on the field. By the final whistle, Etowah defeated NC in an upsetting score of 4-0. The Lady Warriors will move on, ready for redemption, facing off against East Paulding April 1 in a non-region game.
Eliminated by the Eagles
Isabella Morales, Reporter • April 2, 2026
March 17, the NC Lady Warriors faced the Walker Wolverines in an intense lacrosse battle. The match focused heavily on the appreciation of the NC seniors, celebrating the time and energy the graduating girls dedicated to the team throughout their academic career. With an outstanding win on the Warriors’ side, the senior night continued with music, shout-outs and photographs.
Luck and lacrosse on varsity girls’ senior night
Cassidy Lumpkin and Lidia Sidorova • March 20, 2026
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ENTERTAINMENT
Music holds the power to turn a simple song into a forever memory. But what truly separates an ordinary song from a classic? This podcast explores the elements behind timeless music and what allows certain songs to remain unforgettable. Tune in to the first episode of Music Uncovered to discover what truly defines a song as a classic. Music: CapCut Velvet Patio, Cotton Hollow
Music Uncovered: Episode 1
Ceyda Sledge, Media • August 28, 2026
As the class of 2027 braces for the impact of the real world, they reminisce on the childhood they will soon grow out of. Through a multitude of trends popularized by social media outlets, seniors participate in new forms of self-expression to relive the old days and highlight newfound pride in their progress. While the trends range from silly to serious, seniors still find joy in setting themselves apart from the underclassmen crowd and embrace their role as the top dogs on campus.
The senior year starter pack
Sophia Allsen and Isabella Morales • August 19, 2026
As summer 2026 comes to an end, netizens reflect on the albums and songs that dictated the summer. In the genres of alternative pop and R&B, artists Malcolm Todd, Steve Lacy and Syd graced their fans with new projects. These introspective works allow listeners a glimpse into the imperfect lives of the industry's brightest stars.
Heatwaves and soundwaves
Devyn Potts, Page editor • August 12, 2026
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TRENDING
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With growing tensions spreading across the U.S., the Hantavirus officially touched down in Georgia at Emory University Hospital. Exiting the MV Hondius cruise ship, two patients arrived at the Atlanta hospital to test for symptoms and receive care. While citizens remain scared for the state's safety, government officials believe Emory Hospital holds the capability to properly face the virus.

The Hantavirus docks in Georgia • 444 Views

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Hovering between the comfort of recognition and the unease of unfamiliarity, the Uncanny Valley acts as the switchboard for human security, flipping perception from trust to apprehension.

Between fear and familiarity: The psychology of the uncanny valley effect • 207 Views

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For as long as Pilar Silvera can remember, she has been involved in artistry. Silvera demonstrates immense talent in various forms of art, such as sewing, painting, and ceramics. By participating in various extracurricular activities, Silvera continues to expand her educational journey alongside her creative passion.

Highlighting NC artistry: Pilar Silvera • 81 Views

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Since the dawn of time, new generations have pushed art, society, culture and politics forward with each action they took. Though these habits merged and intersected in a multitude of ways before the 1960s, the hippie movement allowed teenage culture to become undoubtedly based upon rebellion and the creative enterprises that facilitated that mobilization. Since that time, protest has become central to the musical landscape.

From the 1960s to the 1990s: The albums that defined American rebellion • 66 Views

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As students adapt to technology's rapidly advancing role in education, individuals become susceptible to AI addiction, posing a threat to their health and future productivity.

The addictive nature of AI and its impact on student populations • 59 Views

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NC COMMITS
Family and friends gathered in the Arena February 4 to celebrate four special athletes signing to play collegiate sports. NC athletes officially signed to their future colleges for football, basketball and flag football. Through their dedication to their teammates and coaches, these athletes achieved lifelong goals of playing with passion at the next level.
QUIZZES
The elements represent an undeniable foundation of the world, acting as natural building blocks. In the incredibly confusing journey of life, individuals may relate to a particular element and understand themselves with increased certainty. To discover their elemental characteristics, this quiz walks participants through a day, revealing their true personality.
OPINIONS
Every person creates their own definition of what defines an artist as special. They could stand out as impressive dancers, a unique singer, or an excellent performer. But artists employ plenty of important factors that truly define them as amazing. This podcast dives deep into the opinion on the top three influential and talented artists of all time. Music: Discovermusic.com, youtube.com: Live Aid
Top three artists of all time
Ceyda Sledge, Media • August 28, 2026

Following the recent revival of 2016 trends, Starbucks re-released the beloved Unicorn Frappè. While fans remember the drink as a sweet, iconic symbol of the late-2010s unicorn-mania epidemic, the drink's utter sourness disgusted nostalgia lovers across the nation. Perhaps the limited-time-only drink should stay where it belongs: in the past.
Back on the menu, right in the garbage
Megan Taffel, Page editor • August 17, 2026

The weekend of August 15-17, Starbucks resurrected the Unicorn Frappuccino, proving that unicorns should stay extinct. With its flavor falling...

As May quickly approaches, NC’s seniors feel the effects of the dreaded senioritis. Though the affliction certainly leaves grades to tank and attendance to stumble, senioritis proves itself as a useful tool for redirecting energy. Though students neglect school, they re-center friendship, fun and future planning.
The senioritis scam
Rosalyn Schwanke, Editor in Chief • April 27, 2026

Sold to the eldest K-12 scholars in vials labeled “Why bother?” and “I already committed anyway,” senioritis poisons the student bodies...

Trends appear overnight and have spread across culture faster than ever before—fashion, music and viral moments in general shape conversations. One trend rises while another fades just as quickly—the line between iconic and embarrassing shifts with every new wave of trends.
Trends on trial
Jeremiah McKinney, Media Team • April 12, 2026

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