This episode of EagleAir TV features stories about the 2024 solar eclipse, the STEAM club at JTSD, the Nixa High School Track and Field season, the recent success of Nixa Choir and more.
There are a multitude of different paths to finding a new dog. Two paths to pet ownership are adopting through a rescue organization or purchasing a do from a breeder. While dog breeding can be a popular...
Nixa High School is home to some different cultures and languages. Some students speak English as a second language. They may struggle to communicate with the rest of the primarily English speaking student...
Cell phones can be colorful and engaging, but what does hours of social media and scrolling do to a child’s mind that is still developing? It changes lives.
“From a purely early childhood perspective,...
Artificial intelligence has been easier to access now more than ever. It became more popular with the publication of Chat GPT technologies. It allows people to “chat” with an AI program, in a format...
Nixa High School Journalism students took home more than 30 awards and recognitions at the 2024 Journalism Day event hosted by the Missouri Interscholastic Journalism Association. The event took place...
This episode of EagleAir TV features a look at the latest in shoe trends and Sam Demma's visit, along with student jobs. Also, see a quick tour of the new Nixa Journalism studio.
A man asked a kid about his dream goals and the two things the kid wanted most in life were to become a famous actor and a lot of followers on social media. The man said, “Tell me how your life...
Yearbooks will be released in May this school year, for the first time ever. Historically, each Nixa High School yearbook has come out at the beginning of each new year. This way it covers all events that...
This episode of EagleAir TV offers a look at the girls basketball team, a drone competition at NHS, winter homecoming, a visit to the new Buc-ee's store and Birdhouse coffee reviews.
![During the hottest Nixa football game of the season that took place on Aug. 25, 2023 against Webb City a sea of students erupts in cheers. With sweat dripping down their faces, Payton Link (12) supported by classmate Andrew Banks (12) show their support for the Nixa football team after their first win of the 2023-2024 season. “[That game] was really cool, it kind of set the tone for the season after beating the Webb City,” Link said. “It got me really excited for the remainder of the season.”
This photo won Best of Show at the 2024 J-Day celebration.](https://nixajournalism.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Fischer.Sportsfeature.Studentsection-1200x800.jpg)
