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Met Gala Outfits- Yay or Nay?
On Monday, September 13th, an iconic event took place in New York City- the Met Gala.
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Nease football team makes a comeback
The past few years Nease’s football team has seemed to be on a losing streak.
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Football Season has Returned!
If there is one thing all students agree on, it is that around the nation we have lucked out on various social events including football games, homecoming, and even aspects of graduation.
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Big Dog Rescue Ranch Saving Lives
The 33 acre land called Big Dog Ranch Rescue located in West Palm Beach Florida has made its purpose of rescuing injured and/or neglected dogs in need.
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Orange County and the Importance of Accurate Vaccine Data
Orange county health officials reported reaching vaccination goals at the start of Labor Day weekend, releasing data that 70% of eligible the population had received at least one dose.
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Nease cheer tryouts: special insight
From June 4-6 Nease Cheer tryouts took place. The Nease cheer team previously placed 8th at Nationals in 2020 and in 2021 advanced to finals at Nationals. The girls spend endless days and practices preparing for their competition season. By: Chalsea Vickery
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Security Gets a Boost
The house recently proposed legislation providing $1.9 Billion to improve security at the capitol, after the insurrection on January 6th. The bill would provide funding for fences, and improvements to windows and doors. By: Ryan Roe
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Author of the “Very Hungry Caterpillar” has Passed Away.
Eric Carle, author of acclaimed children's books, such as “ The very Hungry Caterpillar”, has died at the age of 91. By: Max Grzymkowski
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Accused teen killer Aiden Fucci will now be tried as an Adult
Aiden Fucci, age 14, will now be tried as an adult for the murder of Tristyn Bailey accord to the State Attorney R.J. Larizza announced on May 27th, 2021. By: Ariel Rademeyer
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Governor DeSantis Signs A Transgender Female Atheletes Bill
On June 1st, 2021, it has been announced that Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill that bans transgender female athletes from participating in biological women’s sports in both high school and college. By: Victoria Homm
