By Isabella Pena     The Pledge of Allegiance, which most of us repeat every morning, has been ingrained in our brains, but did you know that it is around 133 years old? Originally written by Francis Bellamy, a Baptist minister and Democratic-Socialist, the pledge was published with the intention for not only American students to recite, but for any person, no matter what country they were in. Since then, there have been (2) two additions. The original Pledge of Allegiance re

By: Gage Snyder which is that their cars do not have the things they need to help them in a snowstorm. Cold weather will drain your car's batteries faster, so it is very important that you have jumper cables or a portable jump starter with you at all times, not just in winter. The next thing you need to have is tools that you can use if something breaks. An example is tools to change your tires and jackstands to get your car up. Having duct tape is also very important and

By: Isabella Pena    When a large storm is approaching during any season, but especially during winter, it is essential to prepare any necessary supplies for your household to ensure everyone stays safe. Not many storms often force people to go without power, food, gas, or water, but you are better off being prepared for the worst than being unprepared during it. To be best prepared for inclement weather, it is best to have separate preparations for your car and house. In the

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By Isabella Pena This is a recipe I’m writing for Thanksgiving in honor of my family’s home country, Cuba. This is a time greater than ever to especially remember the massive numbers of native peoples who have been nearly or entirely wiped out when the Americas were “discovered”, and why I make a point to embrace my heritage now more than ever. The recipe will be in only English, translated from a book passed down from my bisabuela (great grandmother) when she came from Cuba

By Isabella Pena    For the poor, indecisive souls of Powell High School, this article will serve as a last resort for costumes for different-sized groups or just going solo. These will be the majority of media-related costumes, but of course, you can ask others or go online for more personalized costumes.    Costumes for one person could be a black cat, bugs (ladybug, bumblebee, ect), an alien, Pyramid Head, Wednesday, Jigsaw, Bob Ross, a ghost, Jack-o-lantern, Beetlejuice,

By Isabella Pena     Nobody knows what year it started specifically, only that it originated around  3,000  BCE and was celebrated as “Samhain” long before the ancient Celts, as a celebration of the beginning of the new year, winter coming, and the harvest season arriving.    609 CE, because of Martin Luther and his 95 Theses, the Roman Catholic Church made a new holiday called “All Hallows Day”; better known as All Saints’ day or All Souls' Day. It was made to be celebrated

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By Jayden Branam     As 2024 comes to an end and the Christmas season approaches, the time for shoppers to purchase gifts for their loved...

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By Jaymeson Clark     On Thursday, November 14, 2024, the Jostens Regional Conference was held in Dallas, GA. The theme was “Better Than...

By Layla Troyer     It’s that time of year again: Thanksgiving. A holiday to be grateful for what you have, spend time with family and...

By Sarah Hall     Everyone hates Brussels sprouts, but they are absolutely mouthwatering if you add butter and bacon. This is a very...

By Jayden Branam     Thanksgiving is a time for celebration, family gatherings, and abundant feasts. However, for individuals with eating...

By Arleth Garcia      The owner of Worcester Wreath Company of Herrington, Morrill Worcester, was a 12-year-old paper boy who had won a...

By Kadie Bell One of the most important things during high school or college is ensuring you are studying correctly. This helps the...

By Layla Troyer     This Veteran’s Day, your job is simple: thank a veteran. Give them the recognition and support that they deserve, and...

By Mya Fine      Thank you to all veterans for your bravery, sacrifice, and service to our country, especially our PHS Veterans! Your...