By Baylee Knebel For 6 hours Delta High School students were tasked with the job of not sitting down from 6 p.m. to midnight. Students play games, dance, jump around and raise money for the children of Riley Hospital. Riley Dance Marathon was founded 34 years ago in Indianapolis with the goal of providing hope…
By RJ Townsend They are louder than a motorcycle and even a construction site. They usually come in groups of millions, but that number is in the billions this year. Reaching up to 100 decibels in their broods, these bugs are coming to the Midwest. This upcoming May, 36% of the United States including Muncie…
By Fancy Robbins Being brave isn’t just going downstairs at night when it’s dark and scary. It’s not just speaking in front of a crowd or talking to your crush. Bravery is being the eight-year-old boy spending weeks in and out of hospitals. Brave is the word used to describe William Flannery, who passed Feb….
By Tru Swoboda Drugs, alcohol, tobacco, nicotine and the list continues. High school students have been warned persistently of their addictive properties for almost half a century now. Education programs, drug testing, locker checks and specialized health classes have become the norm across America to help control drug abuse in adolescence. Now, there may be…
By RJ Townsend Politics, as of late, has been full of debate and selfish decisions for power. This is one reason why this Delta High School junior started his career in the local government: He wants to better his own generation and give his peers the resources they need. “I think a big part of…
By Fancy Robbins Life is all about the risks you take. Sometimes it can be positive, leading to new experiences and opportunities. Other times it can lead toward addiction. A huge risk that millions of people around the world take would be gambling, whether it’s going to a casino, playing poker or placing bets. For…
By Baylee Knebel Next school year a new Certified Clinical Medical Assistant program will begin at Delta High School. This program is open to current sophomores, freshmen and eighth graders. When this class hit the scheduling papers over double of what Principal Chris Conley anticipated signed up for the program. Mr. Conley expected 30 people…
By Paizlee Writtenhouse The Sweetheart’s dance is an event where Delta students can dance, eat and socialize in school after hours. The doors of Delta were bursting with loud music and laughter on the evening of Feb. 10. Even the DJ was singing and dancing along with the students. The DJ made the Sweethearts Dance…
By Mylee Jones If you see something, say something. Violence between students is a blemish to our school, but you can help prevent it. Mr. Ross Elwood, assistant principal at Delta, said students can help by not spreading rumors. If you hear something, don’t believe it before you hear from the person who has supposedly…
By Cameron Deckman When the pastor first mentioned it, they didn’t think it would be possible. But he is already taking steps to make it happen. It all began in the fall of 2022 when sophomore Luke Hewitt and his family were on a mission. They were helping start a church called Cafe Con Dios,…
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