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DCHS hosts Career Day Sept. 19

DCHS hosts Career Day Sept. 19

Ava Charnley, Staff Writer September 12, 2019

With Career Day coming up on Sept. 19 DCHS students are getting excited, but are they getting excited for the right reasons? Most of us are excited because we get to get out of class for a couple of hours....

Delphi hosts fourth annual Bacon Fest

Delphi hosts fourth annual Bacon Fest

Cynthia Rossi, Staff Writer September 11, 2019

On Aug. 24, 2019, Delphi hosted its fourth annual Bacon, Bands, and Brew Festival. The turnout was great and the food was incredible. Several different vendors, including Mitchell’s, Angry Donkey, Sandwich...

Mrs. Isaacs travels to China as part of teacher exchange program

Mrs. Isaacs travels to China as part of teacher exchange program

Elyse Perry, Staff Writer August 28, 2019

During July, English teacher Mrs. Isaacs joined a group of teachers from Indiana in traveling overseas to China to teach Chinese students. They traveled with an organization working from Indianapolis called...

The Oracle football team poses for a picture at the Colts practice facility.

Oracle football wins Colts Leadership Challenge

Joe Perry, Editor August 28, 2019

This past summer, the Oracle football team collaborated with student council, band, and the softball team to participate in the Colts’ Leadership Challenge, which is a program between the Indiana Blood...

Students of the Indy Dive Center listen to their instructor. The DCHS pool is now a training ground for soon to be certified scuba divers.

DCHS pool serves as new training ground for scuba diving

Jordan Ladd, editor May 2, 2019

Delphi Community High School’s pool has become host to a training ground for entry level scuba divers. A company called the Indy Dive Center has opened a new training center on West Main Street in Delphi,...

The building that the innovation center will  be held in.

Innovation center coming to Carroll County

Elijah Hudson, Staff Writer April 15, 2019

A new rural innovation center is currently in the works of being created. A rural innovation center is a place where students and adults can go for a learning experience that would otherwise be seldom...

This past government shutdown was the longest in history, lasting for 35 days.

What was the government shutdown?

Nickolas Roberson, columnist January 31, 2019

On Jan. 25, 2019, the second government shutdown to occur during Donald Trump’s presidency was temporarily ended. What exactly was the shutdown? Why did it happen? Will our politicians allow it to happen...

Sandwich Shop renovations underway

Sandwich Shop renovations underway

Elizabeth Walker, Staff Writer January 8, 2019

The popular eatery known as the Sandwich Shop is closed for the month of January to update and renovate the building to improve the structural integrity and provide more space for the customers. Full...

Nike’s prominence in NBA in jeopardy

Elijah Hudson, sports writer December 19, 2018

When the National Basketball Association was brought into existence, Converse Chuck Taylors were the prevailing shoe on the court. However, as times changed, Puma became a particularly popular shoe throughout...

The entrance to the new assisted living facility of St. Elizabeth is shown. After 14 months since breaking ground, the addition is finally complete, and is ready to begin moving residents in.

St. Elizabeth’s new assisted living facility aims to keep residents in Carroll County

Jordan Ladd, editor December 8, 2018

St. Elizabeth, a local nursing home in Delphi, has recently opened up the doors of its new $4.5 million assisted living facility. Paid for by Trilogy Health Services, a premier healthcare company in the...

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