By Rosie Smith January through March are the months of cold and flu season, so it’s important to keep regular health practices steady, inside and outside. McNicholas’ Registered Nurse, Mrs. Amy Powderly, Anatomy & Physiology teacher, Ms. Cat Humphries, and the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), helped suggest these regulations that can help … More How to stay healthy during cold, flu season

By: Alex Minella The McNicholas faculty and staff includes twenty-four alumni from the years of 1974 to 2018 all of whom have great memories and stories from their years at McNick. Their hairstyles and fashions may have changed over the years, along with the addition of a football field, parking lots and extracurricular activities, but … More Alumni return to McNick: From students to teachers 

By Ayla Dickerson The 2025 Mardi Gras Court, announced on January 13, honors forty seniors who have dedicated their time and talents to McNicholas High School and the surrounding community. Sunday, February 16, will celebrate 73 years of the annual Mardi Gras Pageant and Ball where these 40 seniors and 16 honor guard members from … More From Honor Guard to Captain of the Ball and Maid of Honor: Seniors prepare for Mardi Gras 

By Maeve Rice As a high school student, it’s difficult to find an inexpensive way to spend Valentine’s Day. From Spiderman valentines to forever roses the McNicholas Milestone has the perfect gift ideas.  Why waste your hard-earned snow shoveling money on a fancy restaurant like Olive Garden, when you can cook a gourmet meal in … More Valentine’s Day on a budget; McNicholas students find innovative ways to celebrate the holiday