By Jackson Darby Body stained in oil, the smell of diesel clinging to his shirt. Hours spent under the hood shaping a young boy’s future in the engineering field. “I’ve always wanted to find out how things work,” junior Colten Cruea said. “That’s honestly one of the reasons why I work on my truck is…

By Sophie Crabtree  A student gets in closer to the subject, looking for the right moment to balance the lighting and focus the screen. Then comes the small click-click-click of the shutter as the student captures a rapid motion. On the court, Iga Swiatek, the world’s No. 1 women’s tennis player, leaps in the air…

By Tyce Dishman When students pass by him in the hallway, they might notice a yellow bandana swaying side to side matching his movements. Few may know the true story that the bandana holds. This piece of fabric belonged to his best friend, a 17-year-old girl named Alex.  Maddox and Alex were inseparable as friends,…

By RJ Townsend      Not too many people remember it now, but starting back in the late 1970s, students at Delta High School had their very own radio station.      Known as WWDS, the little news and sports station broadcasted at 90.5 FM. The Delaware Community School Corporation held the license, but it…

By Chloe Oliver He didn’t go to Fellowship of Christian Athletes in sixth or seventh grade, but in eighth grade he began attending after his grades started slipping. After two weeks, he saw a noticeable change in his grades and his life at school.  Freshman Cohen Williams credited those FCA meetings with giving him an…