Saturday is awaited all week. We all take time to relax and enjoy ourselves, but for our local adaptive needs community, it’s a time where they get to engage with others and play a game of Adaptive Baseball. 

For the average student at Watauga High School, a typical day of class follows a conventional schedule, learning algebra, writing essays in English, and taking notes in history. However, stowed away in the CTE hallway on the first floor, the students in the Nursing Fundamentals class are learning how to save lives.

As Watauga students stepped off the plane in a foreign country, they were met not only with the excitement of the journey, but also with an immediate preview of the challenges ahead.

The town of Boone is a bustling atmosphere for college students originating from places far and wide, with lives just as vivid and complex as our own.

Sometimes, in the marathon that is high school, a change of scenery or a bite to eat is the best way to give yourself a well-deserved break.

It is no secret that Watauga High School is full of wonderfully gifted students. So the idea to start a club promoting not only the mental acuity of its students, but also their ability to create, test, and perfect their products feels like a natural progression.

The CTE department at Watauga High School has been seeing unprecedented change over the last few years. New and developing technologies are forcing society to adapt, but concerns over moral and technical issues continue to persist.

Most wouldn’t think of summer school as a fun way to spend your vacation, but those who attended Governor’s school might beg to differ.

Staring at a blank page at midnight, anxious senior students struggle to make their college essays unique.

We polled the student body about how they spent their Spring Break.

8 months after Helene we spoke to students who worked through the aftermath.

Photo Cred: Tomás Evaristo, Unsplash  Sofia Carmicheal Christmas movies are a staple of the holiday season. We all have our favorites...

After Thanksgiving, families and tourists in Boone, North Carolina rush to find their perfect Christmas tree at local farms.

For ten years Watauga High School seniors, Chloe Wilson and Jordin Greene have been side by side on the softball field...

This year's Kaleidescope Concert was a beautiful display of artistry, talent and hard work.

The High Country is home to many highly anticipated festivities.

On Thursday, November 21st, the Watauga High School DECA club participated in a district competition in Shelby, North Carolina.

The Snowbelles’ Christmas show is an annual event, bringing together families and communities in their love for dance and the holidays.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Watauga County saw an incredible outpouring of volunteer initiatives and service organizations.

These students dedicate hours to practicing, competing, and gaining opportunities and sponsorships rarely seen in other sports.