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Located next to the children’s section of the library, books wait in this closed-off room for their hours of quarantine to end. The North Cobb Regional Library set up an organized system on how these returned books get processed. “All of the books go into quarantine for at least 72 hours. So we have some people who are more at risk than others, so then if they, you know, say that they arent comfortable with it, they arent touching any books at all. So we’ll just have staff that comes in after the 72 hours, and we process them like we used to...when people return it, we have them return it into the book drop so we dont actually have to touch it right away,” Kristen Gwin, head of teen services, said.

North Cobb Regional Library prevents spread of the Coronavirus

Beth Hudson, Reporter
September 9, 2020
The program Teens in the Driver’s Seat spreads driver safety and awareness in the cafeteria today. Students come up and answer a question about safety for a chance to spin the wheel and earn prizes such as t-shirts, bracelets, rings, and bumper stickers. The program aims to keep teen drivers aware of the dangers of the road while educating them on how to drive cautiously.

Teen safety driving

Dominik Perez, Staff
March 12, 2020
3:45 arrives and NC makes sure to remind students of the protocol regarding their whereabouts. Administration aims to secure the school and ensure student conduct after school by requesting the presence of an adult after said time, making people question whether this announcement is effective or inconvenient.

The truth behind the after school announcement

Esteban Alarcon, Opinions editor
February 28, 2018
PB&J or Pb in water at lunch today?

PB&J or Pb in water at lunch today?

Madeline Powers, Reporter, Photographer
December 6, 2017
Obamas executive order useful

Obama’s executive order useful

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
January 20, 2016
Joshuas Law: whats the point?

Joshua’s Law: what’s the point?

Nadia Butt, Reporter
November 20, 2015
A Cobb County wireless customer contacts 9-1-1 through text messages. The technology improvement towards text messaging was unveiled last week.

Kennesaw Police unveils emergency text messaging system

Kat Shambaugh, Features editor
October 28, 2015
The wheels on the bus need to go round and round safely

The wheels on the bus need to go ’round and ’round safely

Philip Wynne, Photographer, Reporter
October 20, 2015
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