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The Origin Of Spider-Man
By: Pablo Gonzalez Spider-Man is one of the most popular superheroes in the world, and in my opinion, the best hero there is. Spider-Man was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1962, first seen in Amazing Fantasy #15. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko created Spider-Man to be a relatable hero for kids. Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider during a science experiment, giving him superpowers. Uncle Ben, who was Peter’s uncle, was killed by a burglar. Peter has to deal w
Apr 221 min read


Dollywood's Eagle Mountain Sanctuary
By: Amanda Whitsell Dollywood is a theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Dolly Parton made this beautiful park the way it is to boost the economy of where she grew up. At the time she purchased the park, the prosperity in East Tennessee was struggling. Before being known as Dollywood, the park was Silver Dollar City. She became a co-owner in 1986. At the same time, the bald eagle population was also poor. Native to Tennessee, the bald eagle was sitting at a few to no bre
Apr 221 min read


Artemis II mission
By: Nathan Lambert The Artemis missions are humanity's first steps back into deep space since the Apollo missions. This mission allows us to test to see how life-supporting technology will allow us to travel in deep space. And now we have broken the record of how far humans have been from Earth. Also, we get to take pictures of the far side of the moon that we have never seen before. But the overall end goal of this mission is to construct a moon base in roughly 4 year
Apr 171 min read


Budgeting: An Animation Dilemma
By: Axel Rivas We are currently climbing up to the climax of many amazing media adaptations. If you are a fan of comics or manga, you are definitely hearing the hype of 2 shows that are releasing their very anticipated stories weekly: Jujutsu Kaisen and Invincible. Both shows feature intense fights, magical powers, and very in-depth, jaw-dropping storytelling. I highly recommend getting into these shows, even if you aren’t into anime or superheroes, and a graphic content
Apr 152 min read


Jacksonville Man Pleads Guilty to Robbing a Pizza Restaurant
By: Amber Stevens In Jacksonville, FL, Eugene Campbell IV pleaded guilty after robbing multiple pizza restaurants and discharging a firearm. According to Justice.gov , "Campbell is facing a minimum penalty of 20 years, up to two life terms plus 20 years in federal prison.” Campbell is set to die in prison, although his sentencing date has not been set yet. On August 4, 2025, Campbell went into a pizza restaurant, shot his gun into the ceiling, threatened the employees, a
Apr 131 min read


Powell HS Band Breakfast at Aubreys
By Trinity Peralta This Saturday, on April 11th, the Powell High School Band Boosters will be holding a fundraiser at Aubrey’s, located at 214 E. Emory Road. This is a brunch-like event that lasts from 8 AM to 10 AM. The breakfast served will be eggs (made to order), pancakes, and your choice of meat, all for only $8.
Apr 91 min read


UT, Pellissippi, Roane State Review
By: LsaIella Pena FULL SLIDE SHOW HERE https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSCeUsuaWr32v_f7jWnQIR8RIp0qxWx-uw6vg8uQo3UmCUJ5ZNWRiZWRsXrqQ-69TQEKdnH9JfJnmfO/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=5000
Apr 91 min read


For roads or people?
By: Isabella Pena In the Tennessee General Assembly, SB2440, or HB2525, if you want to search for the legislation yourself, was proposed as a way to generate funds to repair roads. This is not a new proposal; it has been previously brought up and struck down under legislation called HB0703. Originally sponsored by state Senator of District 12 Heidi Campbell, the original legislation proposed to legalize recreational marijuana for adults 21 and over, with a 15% tax on eac
Apr 82 min read


“Save Coyote Creek”
By: Axel Rivas On December 15, 2025, the California Native Plant Society (CNPS) and the Environmental Council of Sacramento (ECOS) filed suit against the District of Sacramento after official approval of the Coyote Creek Project. The project goal was to build over 1,000 acres of solar panels on top of Barton Ranch, a historically natural ground containing a diversity of organisms and plant life. A great deal of landscaping would destroy 3,000 century-old oak trees, which
Apr 82 min read


March Madness
By Gage Snyder March Madness is one of the most exciting sporting events of the year. One of the reasons that March Madness is so popular is because of all the chaos that happens with it. For example, the low-sided teams beating the higher-sided teams make them a Cinderella team. There is almost always a Cinderella team that makes it further than anyone expected. Another way that makes March Madness so special is the brackets that people make. In 2025, there were more th
Apr 81 min read


How AI Affects Our Electrical Frequency
By: Pablo Gonzalez You might have heard about how AI(Artificial Intelligence) affects our environment in bad ways. Using massive amounts of water to cool the computers, high energy consumption, and carbon emissions. But I bet you did not know that AI is messing with our electrical frequency, which distorts power supplies. This is called bad harmonics. You can think about bad harmonics as the static noise you hear on a speaker’s volume when it is higher than it can handle.
Apr 21 min read


New Changes in F1
By: Isabella Pena With the 2026 season already underway, there have been quite a few changes among teams, manufacturers, drivers, and the cars themselves. Our newest wave of rookies includes Italian Kimi Antonelli, Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto, and British Arvid Lindblad! It is an impressive lineup, with Antonelli having already won the Chinese Grand Prix on the 15th of March, despite being just a rookie in the high-stakes racing of Formula 1. Onto our teams, with th
Mar 312 min read


What’s going on in Mexico?
By: Pablo Gonzalez “El Mencho” Nemesio Ruben Oseguera, the most-wanted cartel boss, was killed Sunday, February 22, 2026, in a “US intelligence-aided Mexican military operation.” That death caused sudden chaos in Mexico. As a result of chaos in Mexico, flights had been cancelled. About 20 out of 31 states in Mexico have expreince violences from the cartels. The cartel gangs responded to his death (El Mencho) by setting cars on fire, blocking highways, and even torching bus
Mar 261 min read


Iran's sports in the face of conflict
By: Nathan Lambert Out of the many countries in the world, Iran is one of the leading figures in wrestling. With the recent attacks, there have been many struggles these athletes are facing, both internally and externally. On the 9th of January, Saleh Mohammadi, a 19-year-old wrestler in the country, is facing capital punishment, specifically public hanging, for being a part of the protests in the country and for the death of an officer. Many people have been prone
Mar 261 min read




A US Submarine Sinks an Iranian Warship with a Torpedo
By: Amber Stevens March 3, 2026, an unknown United States submarine sinks an Iranian warship using a torpedo since World War II. Firing hundreds of miles across the Indian Ocean from the Gulf, killing 87 people, hospitalizing 32, and 60 being unaccounted for. There was an estimate of around 180 people on the ship at the time. The Sri Lankan rescue team claims that they found an oil slick and bodies floating on the surface. The explosion blew the end of the ship, shooting i
Mar 201 min read


Schools Requiring The Bible as Text in Public Schools
By: Nathan Lambert The Bible and religion, in general, have been talked about a lot in politics in Tennessee. State Rep. Gino Bulso from R-Brentwood is sponsoring a bill that will make the Bible required reading material for schools, but a student can be exempt from the work with a signature from a parent or guardian, or if the student is 18 years old. The bill does, in fact, prohibit teachers from forcing the religious aspect on students or coercing them into the beliefs
Mar 202 min read


The Digital Battlefield
By: Kenzie Gibson Cyber warfare has become a major part of the tension between Iran, Israel, and the United States. Instead of fighting with only soldiers and weapons, these countries also use hackers and digital attacks to target each other’s systems. Cyber warfare involves state-sponsored, internet-based attacks designed to damage, disrupt, or destroy another nation's computers, networks, or critical infrastructure. It is a strategic tool used for espionage, econom
Mar 201 min read


Dangerous or Outrageous?
By: Isabella Pena Starting on February 23rd, Monday, all students attending school in Morgan County can no longer bring metal cups or water bottles onto school grounds. It was stated on the Morgan County school’s Facebook account that metal bottles and cups were being banned, including Stanley, stainless steel, and Yeti bottles. Students are now expected to bring a plastic water bottle, which may be colored, but the sides must be transparent. If you bring a metal bottle
Mar 172 min read


2026 Winter Olympics
By Trinity Peralta This year, the 2026 Winter Olympics were outstanding! They took place in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. The opening ceremony was on February 6th, and the closing ceremony took place on February 22nd. This area in Italy is known for its architecture, expensive quality shopping, food, museums, and more. Among the many winter sports are biathlon, bobsled, curling, ice hockey, luge, and skiing. The most beautiful of all the competitions, in my opi
Mar 161 min read
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