The future of Volleyball looks very bright with new competitor Maya Omar (sophomore) ready to help take the team to the next level.
The rising star from Eau Claire, Wis. has a goal of playing volleyball...
New faces of authority have been walking the halls of Braswell high school since this October.
With the resignation of Officer Daigle came curiosity about the new S.R.Os (Student Resource Officers),...
There are more than 100 clubs and organizations at Braswell High School, but students are only aware of about 10 or 15 of them. Joining a club is recommended and beneficial as there are plenty of options....
Melody Henry, Cole Brantley, and Cobe Gourd have decided to take on the challenge. Unlike in past years, there are three section leaders, compared to the traditional two and all three members are seniors.
Melody...
All names in the story have been changed to protect the identity of the characters.
With balls of hair in Claire's fists, hot, salty tears ran down her cheeks hitting the pillow in her lap. She felt...
Sophomore Gavin Vonbodun loves ketchup. He loves it so much, he’ll eat it with anything -- even a bagel.
“Sure, why not,” he said.
But ketchup isn’t Vonbodun’s only interest. He enjoys the...
His arms wrapped tightly around him, the lanky 17-year-old approaches the entrance to Ryan High School.
He grits his teeth and stumbles through the doors as his eyes scan the interior, taking in the...
Sweat dribbles down Fatuma Sheikh’s forehead as fear and adrenaline pump through the starving 5-year-old’s aching body.
She tries to stay quiet in her hiding place deep in the African forest, where...
She carries herself proudly as she walks through the hallways of Braswell High School. After all, she is making her way to the place where she is most successful: the volleyball court.
After all, she...
Syanne Johnson, Special Contributor
• January 24, 2017
Sophomore Keixy Rosado practices her skateboarding moves during a portrait exercise in photojournalism class. “I skateboarded when I was little. I got frustrated, but I decided to try again,” she said.
If anyone had to describe Kylei Powell, 16, in one word it would be “artsy.”
“Sometimes I can spend up to an hour drawing, and I can [also] spend all day drawing,” the Braswell junior said. “It...
![Junior Kylei Powell describes herself as a creative person who loves art and literature. Sometimes I can spend up to an hour drawing, and I can [also] spend all day drawing, she said.](https://braswellmedia.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/powell.jpg)