As students advance through high school, there is always controversy around the freedoms and responsibilities. Most teenagers argue that the boundaries their parents set should grow with them, however, one of the hardest things for a parent to do is let go of their safety grip on their teens. The reality...

Did you know that we just passed an International Holiday? This Saturday was World Honey Bee Day! It’s a day to celebrate bees, beekeepers, and all things honey. It gives us all a great chance to learn about these magnificent creatures, what they do for us, and how we can help them. World Honey...

   It seems that all we hear in the news today about the earth is global warming and how much worse it has gotten over the years. Some people don’t care about the rise in the heat index because they don't think it affects their location, but does it?    Out of all the 50 states, Kentucky is...

“Start the buses!” The chant could be heard all the way from Drakes Creek. As the seconds ticked off the clock, the sidelines and stands began to roar. On Friday, Greenwood football played Spring Hill high school in the Gator Bowl.  It was a great game for the Gators to start their season. With...

Track and field is one of the largest sports programs here at the Swamp, but one of the less celebrated events is pole vaulting. Of the few athletes that qualified for state this year, pole vaulter Jessica Peterson, was able to join the ranks. As she enters her junior year, she hopes for a great season...