By Kris Ormond On Friday, November 14th, there was an organized protest outside of Pamlico County High School. Right in front of the old library, a group of five people displayed the “Signs of Fascism,” a protest that started in the Northeast and has made its way down to North Carolina. In an interview on Thursday, Diane Lemieux, the organizer of this protest, gave some insight as to what these protestors are seeking to accomplish. Miss Diane Lemieux is the president of Pamli

By Claire DeLancey Senior night at Pamlico County High School was a bittersweet, eventful evening. Before the game, the Senior Cross Country, Cheer and Football players were honored and presented with their families. Then the Hurricane Football team swept the Lejeune Devil Pups away and stole the W at 42-19. Also, that week, the Girls Cross Country Team won 2nd place at Conference and Boys 3rd place. Finally, the Competition Cheer team won 2nd place at the Conference Cheerlea

By Mia Littleton Hey, PCHS! Happy Halloween! Today was such a fun day! We had many amazing costumes, super fun activities, and we also took some great pictures! I had so much fun looking at everybody’s costumes today and I am happy to say that I think PCHS did a great job at going ALL OUT! Now, let’s look at some photos! Photo Credits: Mia Littleton

By Ruby Rohrman This Friday, October 10th, was the last day of our spirit week, color day. Each grade had assigned colors. The freshman colors were black, gold, and white, the sophomore color was gold, the junior color was black, and lastly, the senior color was white. This week has been incredibly fun in preparation for tonight and we have had great participation from all grade levels for each spirit day, making it even better.  Photo Credits: Ruby Rohrman

By Mya Klein Thursday's spirit day was a stylish success as students embraced the "Country vs. Country Club" theme. The halls were filled with creative interpretations, from classic cowboy attire to preppy golf ensembles. Students enthusiastically participated, showcasing their school spirit through fashion. The event sprouted true excitement and laughs, super proud of our canes for keeping up the spirit! Photo Credits: Mya Klein

By Madison Anderson Pamlico County High School’s Spirit Week is in full swing, and Wednesday’s Rhyme Without Reason Day was a hit! From“nerdy flirty” to “bug rug,” students showed off their creativity and school spirit through clever costume pairings. The hallways were filled with originality and laughter. One duo even came as “mama and pajama,” bringing a real baby! Now that’s dedication! Who knew rhyming could look this good? Photo Credits: Madison Anderson

By Emma Smith Pamlico County High school's Spirit Week is off to a great start, tuesday is MEME DAY! Here are a few of our favorites! Elliot Sampson and Karleigh Bain - Yeet Skrrt  “You never loved me mom, but I needed you woah” Melody Armstrong - Soulja boy “Because google told me it was a meme and I did not know what else to do” Catherine Lackey and Emma Smith- 6-7 “6 7” Justin Potter- Road Work Ahead Isaiah Mewborn - Spider Man “Nah imma do my own thing” Moriah Phillips -

By Mia Littleton Hey, PCHS! Decades day was so fun, right? Decades day seemed to be quite the hit, and also quite the showstopper. There were many people dressed up, making references, and just having plain fun! Lots of photos were taken, and I thought that we could share those with you! Maybe perhaps you’ll see yourself? Take a look! Everyone looked great! Let’s continue to go out with a bang for this week! Photo Credit: Mia Littleton

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By: Adalynn-Kay Nunley A quick glance down a Pamlico County High School hall on Wednesday, September 9, displayed a rush of NJROTC cadets showcasing their respected uniforms. Each ribbon, cord, and pin represents the class cadets work for. These uniforms show not just pride cadets take in their roles in NJROTC, but they also showcase the values the uniforms stand for.  Photo Credits: Aspyn Nunley

By Coralene Ellis Today, Pamlico County High School welcomed students back to campus, marking the start of a new academic year filled with fresh opportunities and renewed energy. The first day brought a mix of excitement and anticipation as students and staff reunited after the summer break. From eager freshmen beginning their high school journey to energized seniors preparing for their final year, the sense of community was unmistakable throughout the halls. As students sett

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By Moriah Phillips On April 30, 2025, our NJROTC unit held their annual award ceremony. This ceremony is an opportunity for cadets to...

By Coralene Ellis On February 13th-16th, PCHS’s Youth and Government (YAG) delegation got the opportunity to attend the State Conference...

By Coralene Ellis Ms. Bradley’s 4th period Proficient Art Class created surreal hand drawings as they built on their shading technique...

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By Ehren Rolle After a devastating loss by the Junior Varsity boys basketball team, tension sparked between Pamlico and New Bern...

By Coralene Ellis As the 2024 presidential election approaches, many Americans are left wondering which candidate will be the future...