By Lilly Mizner Starting fresh and clean.  Many people want to start the year by trying something new and challenging themselves.  Sophomore Khloe Morris is challenging herself by getting better at volleyball and getting over 144 kills, because that’s what she got last season and wants to beat that number. She made this her New…

By Kennedi Wilson With graduation just a few months away, seniors’ careers are changing, new goals are forming, and future plans are shifting. While many still have no idea what they want to do, some have figured it out. With the help of another, their high school career has changed for the better. “Honestly, I…

By Charlie Vannatter It was an early morning as the yellow school bus arrived at freshman Lilly Hines’ home. The kids were sitting on the bus as usual when out of nowhere, they saw something that they never expected.  Most kids beg their parents for a dog or a cat, but for some families, the…

By Nick Collett He might just be another face in the hall. Maybe another kid filling a desk. But there is so much more than meets the eye. Junior Denys Krushenytskyi originally came to the United States from Ukraine in 2022. Denys came because of the Russo-Ukraine war. His father Ruslan is still in Ukraine…

By RJ Townsend The lights will glow, the music will echo, cameras will flash, dresses will shimmer, and for one night, everything and everyone will feel as if they are in a movie.  But long before prom night begins, before a single song is played or a single photo is snapped, a small group of…

By Brandon Grubbs How fast can you solve a Rubik’s cube? What’s your best blindfolded time? Most people have no answer to this. But for two unique kids here at Delta, their answers are much different. From solving a cube in just over 6 seconds to using algorithms to solve it blindfolded, freshmen Graham Hartman…

By Jensen Boyd Prepared in purple, with the Taylor Trojans printed on his chest, he locked his feet in place and patiently waited. On your mark…get set…POP!  The gunshot resonated across the track as Bryan Jackson accelerated from the starting blocks on his way to a time of 11.01 seconds in the 100-meter race! Roughly…

By Hayden Garrett Opening your eyes to see yourself heading straight for a giant rock blocking an almost 200-foot drop sounds like the perfect script for a nightmare or a heartbreaking movie, but instead it was reality for junior Kali Evans.  Students getting their license is a universal high school experience that many teens eagerly…

By Nevaeh Enyeart Oct. 8, 2023, changed her life for the better. She was ready to take the next step in her journey with an outward expression of her faith. “A lot of people think that just because you get baptized, that means everything is perfect,” freshman Riley Stinson said, “but I still have my…