By: Mia Littleton If you guys hadn’t heard already, the PCHS Symphonic Band got a superior on May 1st after achieving excellence two years in a row. This is also known to be the highest superior this band has ever gotten! This is a huge accomplishment not just for our band, but for all the arts in Pamlico County as well. This shows the potential and hard work that the students, teachers/directors, chaperones, and other beneficial members show. Photo Credit: Mia Littleton So,

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