Tucked away in a calm corner of the library is a new area that is sparking creativity among students called the Maker Space. The Maker Space is a passion project from the new head librarian, Michelle...

Before he stood in front of the classroom to teach science, Cory Couture spent his time traveling to Montana, Arizona, Newfoundland, Alaska, and more. He has biked in the Rockies, looked at climate...

Winter is officially here and the brisk air requires those to bundle up nice and warm. Lancer Nation proves that cold air won’t stop fashion from being displayed throughout the halls. Spotlighted, a...

Manhunt, kickball, a Boston trip, and cornhole are just a few of the events that Student Activities Club hosts each year. Student Activities Club, also known as “SAC” is a club with over 12 years of...

Sophomore April Kus turned her passion for writing into a reality by publishing a children’s book, “Adventures of Tim and Squeak: The Blueberry Chase,” which is geared towards elementary students....

Thanks to the Community Service Club elementary school students attend local events, those with ALS receive contributions, families in need collect donations, and senior citizens get company.  The...

As the winter approaches with its odd temperature swings, skiers and snowboarders from all across the snowy parts of the world are preparing for the season ahead. If you happen to be one of the many skiers...

Senior Cody Gray feels about Pinkerton how some people feel about taxes.  Especially during the Mack Plaque game in September. It came down to one play, one snap of the football, and one step that...

When sophomore Jonah MacArthur suffered a big blow to the helmet during a football practice in August, he knew something was wrong. “I hit every part of my head,” MacArthur said. “I couldn’t...

Don’t worry one bit Lancer Nation, football season is still on the go with our team taking it all the way to playoffs. Not only are we getting amped up to win. This continues to give these Lancer fans...

The crinkling and turning of a book's page is what new librarian Michelle Wooding has always been surrounded by one way or another. She found comfort in books because it was a constant in her life,...

When the pandemic hit, math meets were held remotely due to safety protocols. For the past three years, there also has been a lack of funding for transportation due to the budget cuts caused by the pandemic. “We're...