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After months of planning, the Kennesaw police department might receive a new home next to the public works building off Moon Station Road. This will also cause workers at City Hall to relocate. Because of the cost that will contribute to the building, the project will potentially start as soon as possible.

Reforms in the city of Kennesaw

Lauren Lee, Reporter
May 16, 2022
Offering a variety of unique flavors every week, Crumbl Cookies’ rotating menu thrills the taste buds of everyone who walks through the doors. With affordable prices and delicious dessert, Crumbl Cookies quickly climbs the ranks becoming one of America’s top dessert destinations.

Crumbl Cookies: Kennesaw’s newest dessert destination

Amber Roldan, Features Editor
May 4, 2021
Gus’s offers plentiful side options to go along with their “World Famous fried” chicken. The chicken offers a crispy skin and delicious inside with a heat that grows the more you eat. The spot, a hit with college students in other cities, has already received attention from KSU and NC students.

Gus’s Fried Chicken clucks into Kennesaw

Elyssa Abbott and Lainey Devlin
April 21, 2021
The lively atmosphere of Anchor Bar juxtaposed with live entertainment can be enjoyed outside or inside with versatile seating. The restaurant also hopes to expand on the restaurant and allow guests to play cornhole and other activities while dining.

From Buffalo to Kennesaw: Anchor Bar

Elyssa Abbott, Editor-in-Chief
November 17, 2020
A retired couple who bonded over their love for labradors and coffee plans to open a new coffee shop called Lazy Labrador in early 2021. They seek to share the happiness they find in meeting people, drinking coffee, and watching their adorable puppies with others. “Dogs and coffee and bringing people together. My wife Susan and I met in a dog park and we wanted to create a place that brought people together in the community and to share two of our favorite things-dogs and coffee,” co-owner of lazy labrador Bob Milani said.

Lazy Labrador Kennesaw

Racheal Oni, Reporter
November 10, 2020
Succeeding for 18 years in the Navy and four years serving as Kennesaw’s mayor, Derek Easterling begins his teaching journey at NC. As newly appointed Senior Naval Science Instructor: Lieutenant, Easterlings vast experience in the military and his prominent leadership skills will enable NC’s NJROTC to grow as a unit this year while learning from Easterling. “Easterling has a very energetic personality so his class is always fast paced which allows everything to be completed in a timely manner,” junior Logan Wagner said.

NC welcomes Kennesaw mayor to staff

Amber Roldan, Features Editor
September 1, 2020
NC students volunteer to set up their drink booth at the annual Taste of Kennesaw. “This year, like every year, we sold drinks, face painted for free, talked to people within our community and enjoyed a variety of delicious dishes,” senior Jennifer Dang said. The event brought the community together and provided entertainment for everyone to enjoy.

Annual Taste of Kennesaw brought family fun despite the cold

Janett Rodriguez, Staff
November 6, 2019
The Earth. A place in which people destroy, deforest, and pollute, now reaches its limits. Tali Porter and Isabella Markham hope to change this as they start a new organization Pick-up, Plant, Replant. “[We plan to] have all the group members meet up at the location, and I’ll bring supplies and we’ll get to [saving the earth],” said Porter.

Pick up, plant, replant

Madeline Powers, Archivist
May 17, 2019
For over eleven years, the Baker Elementary School chorus sings their way into the hearts of patrons at the Big Shanty Festival. This year, director Fonda Riley directed students on stage as they sang five songs. “At first, I was a bit scared, well, nervous, and I was honestly excited too because I had a solo. I couldn’t wait to perform in front of all those people,” Baker Elementary fourth-grader Zoë Zavala said.

Annual Big Shanty Festival wows community once again

Shannon Rapp, Entertainment Editor
April 16, 2019
Sophomores, Skylar Chan and Abbey Corley, enjoy Kennesaw’s modern “drive-in” movie Friday, the 19th at 8 o’clock p.m. “The movie had a really good vibe and it was something different to do on a Friday night besides a football game,” Chan said.

Drive-in in Kennesaw

Elyssa Abbott, Reporter, Photographer
October 25, 2018
Fire Stone’s opening brought in family, friends, and all of the people supporting the owners and their accomplishments. Although this would seem to be a stressful time for the owners, they were full of excitement and joy to bring people into this other world of asian food and culture. “ The opening was very successful, very good,” owner Wei Wei said.

Fire Stone brings fiery flavor to Kennesaw

Madeline Powers, Archivist/ reporter
September 13, 2018
Pigs & Peaches continues a nearly decades long tradition with smoked brisket, barbeque chicken, and hot dogs, among many other delectable foods. Live performances amped up the atmosphere and attendees. Tradition lives on in BBQ and southern cooking.

Pigs & Peaches celebrates its 18th year

Jayden Stabler, Sports Editor
August 30, 2018
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