Isabella Johnson

The CCHS band program will return to five days a week of in-person instruction for the majority of its students.

Released on March 13, Weather Widget – Colorful is exactly what it sounds like, an app to create weather widgets for IOS screens.

The Athens African American Self-guided Tour compiled by the Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation provides community members with a guide to explore key Black history sites around town varying from businesses to schools. Here are five sites that stand out from the tour.

On Feb. 3, CCHS seniors signed their letter of intent and announced what school they would be playing for in the fall of 2021.

Clarke Central High School Special Education department teacher and CCHS class of 2010 alumnus William Lance will be the CCHS head softball coach beginning the 2020-21 school year.

Released on March 18, Little Fires Everywhere is a Hulu Original Series about the community of Shaker Heights, Ohio in the 1990’s and the race issues within.

Clarke Central High School nurse Iveta Rabb discusses how students and their families can deal with different situations that may arise with their health while out of school due to COVID-19.

An expanded course catalog will be available to Clarke Central High School students for the 2020-21 school year.

The Clarke Central High School boys and girls varsity soccer teams played Morgan County High School in Death Valley on Feb. 25.

Clarke Central High School’s varsity baseball team will host Monroe Area High School on Feb. 26.

The Clarke Central High School baseball team has begun practices for their 2020 season and will play their first game on Feb 14.

News staffer Isabella Johnson reflects on what it’s like growing up with parents who have split custody, and how that has changed her day-to-day life.

Many students, teachers and clubs at Clarke Central High School have raised concerns about how waste is handled at CCHS, specifically in the cafeteria, and what can be done to improve it.

Clarke Central High school sophomores Isabella Johnson and Gretchen Hinger sit down with head CCHS cafeteria manager Ashley Henderson to discuss menu changes for December and review new food options.

Clarke Central High School sophomores Isabella Johnson and Gretchen Hinger talk about school lunch for the month of October with guest appearances by CCHS senior Moss Ivy and freshman Olivia Collins.

Directed by Gene Stupnitsky, the movie “Good Boys” hit theatres on Aug. 16. The film follows the journey of three sixth-grade boys as they navigate middle school, popularity and doing what’s right. Photo Fair Use of Universal Pictures

Freshman and Journalism I student Isabella Johnson shares how her perspective on the goodness of people has affected her life and experiences.