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I joined Wingspan my junior year as a staff member. I am also on the yearbook staff as the copy editor. I am a member of the Nixa Crimson Corps Color Guard and Wind Ensemble.

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Singing into his spatula, junior John Perry personifies the titular sponge during a dress rehearsal of “The SpongeBob Musical.” “Every night there were over 1,000 people in the audience,” Perry said. “That was honestly one of the most mind blowing parts, that we got to go out there and tell that story to that many people, and let that many people step out of their lives and invest in SpongeBob for a second.” Photo by Justice Jones

‘SpongeBob’ actors reflect on first performance in new Aetos theater

Justice Jones, Reporter
May 9, 2023
Singing into his spatula, junior John Perry personifies the titular sponge during a dress rehearsal of “The SpongeBob Musical.” “Every night there were over 1,000 people in the audience,” Perry said. “That was honestly one of the most mind blowing parts, that we got to go out there and tell that story to that many people, and let that many people step out of their lives and invest in SpongeBob for a second.”

Bikini Bottom Comes to Nixa

Justice Jones, Copy Editor
May 9, 2023
The prices of the top streaming services are similar, but have some variations that consumers should be aware of.

Streaming Showdown

Justice Jones, Copy Editor
April 18, 2023
Ugly Sweater

[Photo] Christmas Gets Ugly

December 9, 2022
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[Photo] Updates Winter 2022

December 8, 2022

Soaring in a Blue Sky

Justice Jones, Copy Editor
December 8, 2022

Dive into a new year with resilience

Eli Dean, Justice Jones, Lydia Cheek, and Maddie McCrea
December 8, 2022
Sports Complex

The Cost of Progress

Justice Jones, Copy Editor
October 13, 2022
Missouri State University is a local public college

[Photo] Education Divided

April 25, 2022
These are some of the books challenged at NHS. Reading is an important part of a student’s growth and learning experiences. “Students see themselves in characters and situations in books,” English teacher Haylee Anderson said. “I think this helps them feel less isolated and alone, build a connection, and see that others can and have gone through similar struggles.”

Restricted Readings

Justice Jones, Reporter
April 20, 2022
Charles Speake (11, left), Abigail Conrad (11), Madison McGinnis (11) and Molly Rees (9) sing with the a cappella group during a rehearsal.

Voices of Nixa

Justice Jones, Staff Writer
March 1, 2022
Color guard member and flutist Megan Gibson (10) helps move a box of old trophies.

Performing arts moves upstairs

Justice Jones, Reporter
January 18, 2022
Members of Racial Justice Alliance come together in one of the club’s first meetings.

[Photo] Joining for justice

March 1, 2021
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