By Coralene Ellis The wait is finally over. Season 5 Volume 1 of Stranger Things has officially aired, and the return is better than ever. Dropping on November 26th, Volume 1 of the newest season manages to be both a heartfelt reunion and a horrifying evolution of the battle against Vecna and the Upside Down. With only 4 episodes out, I am confident that this season will come out to be a perfect 5/5 stars in my book. From the first scene, it is clear that the Duffer Brothers

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 Ehren Rolle The Student Government Association (SGA) has been a fixture of student involvement at Pamlico County High School for decades. In recent years, any student who wanted to run for a position would only need to submit a campaign video to be shown on election day, and students would vote for the candidate with the video they liked most. This system worked just fine, but it took away some of the competitiveness, and often did not provide other students with adequa

By Harper Cahoon Hey, hey, hey! We have been waiting for a while to see who these winners for the sunrise and sunset competition are right?? First, I want to thank all those people who submitted so many great pictures! Secondly, I want to hear your thoughts, did you like it? Do you want more competitions like that? If so, email me and I’ll see what I can do! Now on to the part we've all been waiting for. In first place we have… Jada Kersey ! She submitted quite a few and seem

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

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

By Kris Ormond After a great spirit week, on Friday, October 11th, we had the pep rally! The drumline walked out the seniors, and their...