Clarke Central High School social studies department teacher Stephen Hinson, who will retire at the end of this school year, brings a South Georgia charm to the CCHS community through storytelling.
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Junior Cade Ivy repairs things — at first engines, and more recently, hydraulic pumps. For years, he has loved doing this, and he hopes to continue in years to come.
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The Clarke County School District’s county-wide WiFi network “CCSD Net” has been replaced with “ClarkeSchools-Secure” in order to free up the formerly crowded network.
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The Clarke Central High School Media Center held Teen Tech Week from March 12-18.
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Though the robotics team did not qualify for the south super regionals competition when competing at state, they look to next year in order to improve.
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The Electoral College has been taking power away from the people and creating unfair and illogical presidential election results since its creation in 1787.
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Clarke Central High School Middle Years Program students have received mixed messages about what the true requirement is for the International Baccalaureate personal project.
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Broadcast Executive Producer compiles Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump’s stances on Immigration, the environment, gun control and other controversial topics.
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Fall parent-teacher conferences are scheduled to take place on Oct. 12-14. For freshmen, these are the first conferences of their high school careers.
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When the lights go out and the final season is over, football players at any level must find themselves outside of the sport.
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On May 9, senior Trip Thompson signed to play baseball at West Georgia Technical College.
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Senior Jared Warner is commonly known at Clarke Central for his class ranking, but aside from his academic attributes, he is a musical artist.
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The 2014-15 wrestling team placed seventh at the state tournament. However, head wrestling coach Timothy Stoudenmire believes the 2015-16 team can place first.
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The 2015-16 varsity wrestling team consists of many young players, but through their experience in the junior varsity program, they have the experience to make for a successful season.
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The Clarke Central varsity football team fell short in a fourth quarter comeback attempt against Flowery Branch.
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Clarke Central High School’s Varsity volleyball team hosted a play day and won three matches on Aug., 29.
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The tenth annual Si, Se Puede leadership conference will be held at UGA on Sat. April 18th from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The conference aims to educate Latinos and Latinas about their potential to succeed.
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Clarke Central High School will host East Hall and Winder Barrow High Schools on Dec. 16 in the Stoudenmire Bowl, a tri-meet between three wrestling teams each coached by a Stoudenmire brother.
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CooolKey is an app that allows users to customize their iPhone keyboards with either the available designs, or with a personal picture.