If one had not previously read (or, if they “read”) J.D. Salinger’s 1951 novel The Catcher in the Rye, and their only exposure to it was opinions within popular discourse, they may begin to develop some erroneous assumptions. Truly, they may think that the novel is a filthy, American Psycho-esque...

Construction on State Road 426 began last year after being postponed for two years due to COVID-19. Though it will be beneficial to have safer roads, civilians are growing irritated with how the process is affecting them. The traffic has gotten worse, roadside lights are out of business, and power has...

Everybody knows about the football team, but doesn’t realize what goes on during halftime. Color guard, along with the band, always puts on their best performance. “If the marching band itself is like the soundtrack… color guard is the paint,” said Alexander Garcia, Assistant Band Director....

This year, Oviedo High School has a couple new teachers with ranging experience and backgrounds that are continuously bringing character to the school. In the math department, Matthew Hueston, a new algebra and geometry teacher, worked at Indian Trails Middle School for a year before coming to OHS....