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The Student News Site of Nixa High School

Nixa Journalism

The Student News Site of Nixa High School

Nixa Journalism

A Different Kind of Homecoming

Ava Morgan, Staff Writer May 20, 2026

   Nixa students Lucia Howe (11) and Olga Cernei’s (11) summer vacation plans didn’t consist solely of exploration and sightseeing, but also a deep understanding of their cultural and familial roots.    Last...

Qualifying DECA students attend the International Career Development Conference in Atlanta.

DECA competes in international event

Brylee Welch, Staff Writer May 19, 2026

The 2026 International Career Development Conference (ICDC) was held in Atlanta. ICDC is an international competition for DECA to showcase all the hard work students have practiced in the business field.  Junior...

Call to Support

Call to Support

Martin Schmalzbauer, Photo Editor April 21, 2026

Volunteer groups both old and new have emerged to aid those facing detention with U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement’s presence increasing across southwest Missouri. Judith Gonzalez, the director...

Anti-ICE protesters stand outside U.S. District Court in Springfield on Jan. 8.

Right to Assembly

Martin Schmalzbauer, Photo Editor April 21, 2026

Pushes to organize peaceful protests, one of the cornerstones to American democracy, have increased as opposition rises across the nation over U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement’s recent apprehensions. “The...

The Springfield location of the Enforcement and Removal Operations field office is one of only three offices in the state. Located at 4715 W. Junction St. in Springfield, it is operated under the umbrella of Immigration Customs and Enforcement.

ICE in 417

Martin Schmalzbauer, Photo Editor April 21, 2026

Christian County officers are among other local law enforcement agencies working in conjunction with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Sheriff Brad Cole signed an agreement to work with the...

Protection & Politics

Protection & Politics

Jack Edwards, Copy Editor April 21, 2026

Changes to vaccination mandates are one of the major provisions of the Make America Healthy Again Movement, led by Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. In March, federal courts...

Breaking Down the Cost of Athletics

Isabella Nelson, Advertising Director April 21, 2026

While joining a sport in high school can offer numerous benefits to students, they do come with costs. District Athletic Activities Director Dr. Brandon Clark said the school tries to ease the burden...

The City of Nixa is working with the American Ramp Company to design and develop a new skate park.

Rolling Local

Ashlynn Michau and Myah Brooks April 20, 2026

Nixa made a plan for a skate park upon community request, which had been ongoing for over 15 years. Located at Rotary Park, the overall cost of the skate park is estimated between $800,000 to $900,000,...

“We had a whole plan about Noah graduating, how that would look and how we would do that,” Alician Humes, Noah Burrow’s life skills teacher, said.

Remembering Noah Burrow

Glennis Woosley, Editor-in-Chief April 20, 2026

Even now, Noah Burrow’s desk is still there. “He's not here in our classes now, but he's still here, and he's still very present [in] our classrooms and in the way we teach,” Alician Humes, Noah...

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