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“I love that Malachi is BRAVE. Being that he has two older brothers, he’s played on basketball teams with them, rode scary rides at amusement parks and even faced a few giants on the football field. But Malachi always did everything his brothers did and never was intimidated, even the times he was on the football field without them,” Malachi’s mother, Margaret Singleton said. Malachi’s bravery has definitely paid off, he now experiences nationwide success and anticipates a lengthy and prosperous football career.

Malachi Singleton makes a mark nationwide

Peyton Stack and Lainey Devlin
March 5, 2021
An NC varsity football player (pictured above) sustains a blow to his head, causing his protective helmet to fly off. No matter the level of sports, amateur or professional, the dangers of traumatic brain injuries affect one’s future tremendously. “Last basketball season, I sustained a concussion and it affected all areas of my life” sophomore varsity forward Alex Acosta said.

Protect your head. It’s your future.

Peyton Stack, Staff
December 10, 2019
On September 19, NC students involved in The Chant and the Panorama received the opportunity to adventure to the “Home of the Dawgs” in Athens GA to attend the semi-annual GSPA conference. The conference boasted speakers who graduated from the UGA Grady program and students from successful publications around the state. Students learned useful information from qualified teachers that they hope to take back to NC in order to improve it’s press outlets.

Journalism students converge at GSPA

Lainey Devlin, Sports Editor
September 22, 2019
Their positions near the top of the list of schools applied to by NC students make UGA and UNG ideal places for students to visit during their time on the Peach Tour. “We chose North Georgia and UGA because they’re close in [the] vicinity and we can get there with no problems. We have a great ROTC program here. North Georgia has an ROTC program that students always look at, and UGA is one of the top schools that students tend to apply to. The students that are interested can see the nature of both [schools],” Aldridge said.

Touring the peach

Michayla Cherichel, Reporter, Photographer
March 29, 2019
It’s that time of the year again! NC students will tour the campuses of University of Georgia and University of North Georgia on April 16. Stop by the counseling office as soon as possible to pick up an application for the upcoming trip.

NC’s journey to college success

Jessica Joachim, Reporter, Photographer
February 26, 2019
Despondent about the admissions process, a student reveals what it is like to know that the admissions council, while impressed academically, judges on such a superficial level.

Ugly students to the left: UGA admissions based on hotties, not notties

Michayla Cherichel, Reporter
April 1, 2018
On November 30, thirty-seven NC students visited the University of Georgia and the University of North Georgia to explore potential college options.

North Georgia Peach Tour excites prospective college students

Tara Anastasoff, Editor in Chief
December 5, 2017
Choke-lanta: Georgia surpasses Cleveland as most depressing sports destination

Choke-lanta: Georgia surpasses Cleveland as most depressing sports destination

Josh Joines , Reporter
February 8, 2017
College admissions officers visited NC last Thursday to give students advice on college and the application process. Representatives from colleges in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi set up tables covered with pamphlets and informational papers about their school. A Mississippi State spokeswoman pictured above helps families by answering specific questions handing out college merchandise.

Colleges show their spirit at NC

Autumn Boekeloo , Entertainment Editor
September 6, 2016
Waiting to decide: The developing gap between early and late college committers

Waiting to decide: The developing gap between early and late college committers

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
May 13, 2016
Juniors Dylan Kellos and Shelby Estroff won awards this past weekend at the University of Georgia for Outstanding Delegate, Distinguished Delegate, and Position Paper Award.

Model United Nations travels to UGA for spring conference

Dylan Kellos, Reporter, photographer
February 12, 2016
Folson with his teammates during the scrimmage. Senior Kenny Ume, pictured above, said “Bryce is one of my good friends, I’ve known him since seventh grade and he’s one of the best passers on the team. He is one of the most level-headed, chill dudes I know, both on and off the court.”

Folson scores on court and in classroom

Caroline Long, Reporter, Photographer
January 25, 2016
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