Last week, Mrs. Martha Harper, a former English teacher and current librarian at PCHS, arranged a section of books in our library that are banned in different states due to political bias, graphic imagery, racial violence, and other topics that public schools may think are “too much” for a young audience to be exposed to.

After more than a decade, the Pamlico soccer program made its return in 2023. Now in their third season, the team continues to search for consistency and results, which, according to the team, has been hard to find.

By Natalee Paul With the opening of Pamlico’s new school building come many exciting opportunities. Namely, the return of Rho Kappa: the only national organization for high school juniors and seniors that identifies outstanding knowledge in the field of social studies and history. Rho Kappa advisor Mrs. Philipps opens induction ceremony. Photo Credit: Natalee Paul There’s already been a lot o

Student opinion on AI expansion and its effects on society.

PCHS student and staff opinion on the first week back to school.

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

By Julia Bain With exams approaching, it’s crucial to prepare effectively. Start early by breaking your study material down into...