Luke Walker, senior, has published a book titled “The Eternal Sunset”. Walker has been working on the book since the end of his freshman year. “Really I was not sure...

Too many family members scrunched into a car that has gotten way too small with all the luggage packed inside. Driving to visit family can be worse than eating your aunt’s...

“They Both Die at the End” is the first thing that caught my eye about this book. I was browsing the classroom library of Lori Vincent, AP Language and Composition teacher,...

For years, advanced placement (AP) students have studiously prepared for their subject’s AP exam all year long, only to be forced into yet another testing environment over...

Earlier this month, the Georgia Department of Education (GADOE) amended the new End of Course (EOC) testing policy. The amendment exempts Advanced Placement and International...

The members of Ola’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter teamed up with the students in agriculture classes to prepare and sell winter plants during the week of Nov....

Ola donates to Helping Henry County Stay Warm & Toasty through the Warm & Toasty War with Locust Grove.

Everyone has seen those cliche college/ high school party movies where everyone is suddenly in love, and alcohol gets passed around like candy on Halloween. However, “After”...

Many teachers devote their time into decorating or setting up their classrooms a certain way for their students.  Whether it is a regular desk arrangement or a mix of couches...

As the Friday night lights shone down on Ola High’s stadium for the last varsity football home game of the season, eccentric spectators cheered on the Mustangs in hopes...