News
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Pranks, acting, sports: some things never change
The year was 1987. The then-new Red Hot Chili Peppers had been touring California, and even had a concert on the UCLA campus. Lamppost Pizza...
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Narwhals volunteer: Key Club decorates Rose Parade floats
Annually, the Key Club assists with the Rose Parade decorations at the Phoenix Decorating Center in Irwindale. Along with other Key Clubs in the surrounding...
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Past Panthers return with college advice
On Jan. 9, the NPHS Annual College Forum was held in the Performing Arts Center. The conference allows for current high school students to ask...
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Broadcasting 1 shines in the spotlight
In Broadcasting 1, a class available for students for the first time this year, students learn in-depth the skills it takes to become an on-air...
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English department grieves another loss
Sandra Rayl, English teacher, passed away from her battle with brain cancer on Jan. 12. Her experience teaching at the school has left a lasting...
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Literary magazine provides a “safe space” for LGBT community
With an expanding ability to express themselves, a new literary magazine, “Safe Spaces” was introduced to allow LGBT students an outlet to showcase their perspectives...
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Students race in their own boat creations
Sitting in precarious contraptions of cardboard and keeping their opponents in the corner of their eyes, voluntary students competed to be the first to cross...
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The Oaks Village presents the first annual Special Holiday Boutique Mini-Market
The Ventura County Certified Farmers’ Market Association is holding the first annual Special Holiday Boutique Mini-Market. The event is held at the outdoor village of...
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Gun Sales Surge
When most people think about Black Friday sales, usually X-boxes or household appliances come to mind. However, in recent years, the number of people buying...
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Miller YMCA scheduled to close
The Miller YMCA opened in 2007 and provided the local community with a pool, a gym and a facility which several programs were able to...