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Each week, DHS faculty nominate a student who has impressed them in some way. This week, our Student Spotlight is on junior Raiden Muzzall. Mrs. Darian Harris had this to say about Raiden: "Raiden is a joy to have in class! Her enthusiasm for math carries overs to her peers which adds to the positive environment of the classroom. She is a hard worker who always strives to do her best!" Congratulations, Raiden; it's because of students like you that it's always a great day to

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Lady Trojan Sendoff

Kayla Whitfield Reporter The Lady Trojans soccer team has advanced to the 2026 TSSAA Division I Class AA Girls Soccer State Championship tournament in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Students lined up to watch the Lady Trojans load the bus on Monday, October 26 and are set to play against the Tullahoma Wildcats on October 27. This game will determine whether they advance to the next round October 28. Join us in wishing our girls the best of luck!

Oct 271 min read

Lady Trojan in the district tournament championship

Thomas Lemons Reporter On Thursday, October 15, the Dyersburg Lady Trojan soccer team played the South Gibson Hornets in the district tournament championship. Despite a 5-1 loss, the Lady Trojans placed second in the district, with senior Meredith Zamzow scoring the goal. Following the game, All-Tournament Team awards were presented to sophomore Jill Meadows, junior Olivia Meeks and freshman Za’Riyah Jackson. Additionally, All-District Team awards were presented to jun

Oct 161 min read

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Student Spotlight

Each week, DHS faculty nominate a student who has impressed them in some way. This week, our Student Spotlight is on junior Raiden Muzzall. Mrs. Darian Harris had this to say about Raiden: "Raiden is a joy to have in class! Her enthusiasm for math carries overs to her peers which adds to the positive environment of the classroom. She is a hard worker who always strives to do her best!" Congratulations, Raiden; it's because of students like you that it's always a great day to

3 minutes ago1 min read

Join the Jury at Fairy Tale Courtroom

Kyleigh Littles Reporter Have a free schedule this November? Dyersburg High School’s Drama Club is inviting the community to join them in the courtroom for the production of Fairy Tale Courtroom. The play features two popular villains, the Big Bad Wolf and the Wicked Witch as they stand on trial. The audience gets to play the role of the jury and decide whether the villains are innocent or guilty. Fairy Tale Courtroom offers an entertaining experience for all ages wi

22 hours ago1 min read

United States Holds Midterm Elections

McKoyler Thach Editor On November 3, 2026, states throughout the nation held their midterm elections, where each state’s residents voted for their congressional representatives, governors and county mayors. With polls opening as early as 5 a.m. and closing as late as 7 p.m., about 124 million voters around the country turned in a ballot (according to KCRA3). In relation to this data, Minnesota led the turnout, with the state holding over 2.8 million voters (MPR News

6 days ago1 min read

Student Spotlight

Each week, DHS faculty nominate a student who has impressed them in some way. This week, our Student Spotlight is on sophomore Cecelia VanDyke. She has been a member of the DMS and DHS choir for 4 years now. She is always on time to class and engages in the lesson for that day. Last spring, she put in the extra work and practice with the choir to attend the SeaWorld Orlando Music Festival, where the choir took home the silver award for performance. Choir Director Dustin Walte

7 days ago1 min read

A Halloween to Remember

Mackenzie Troutman Section Editor This year, Halloween brought on a night full of spooky fun with creative costumes, rich chocolates and sweet gummy candies as well as rolling friends’ houses. Families and friends gathered together to celebrate with fun parties, trick-or-treating and cute photoshoots. Whether students were trick-or-treating or taking fun pictures, making the most of their 2026 Halloween.

Nov 31 min read

Fall Recipes

Tarlisha Randles Reporter Being in the midst of the fall season, it is good to have things to help match the fall aesthetic. For most, food and especially baking could really come in handy to keep up with the fall vibes. Classic fall recipes feature cinnamon and maple spices along with seasonal items such as apples and pumpkins. Popular baking ideas include apple crisps, pumpkin snickerdoodles and cinnamon rolls. Yet, you could also have other recipes that could really dra

Oct 301 min read

Combating the Winter Blues

Peyton Bohannon Editor With the start of November quickly approaching, many students may begin to feel the ‘winter blues.’ In fact, almost 50% of the adult population in the U.S. suffer from some form of seasonal depression. So, the question is, how do you help offset these blues? There are many ways to trick your brain into feeling the same it did during the warm summer months. Firstly, getting outside, even just taking a short walk, can help majorly. Even though the t

Oct 301 min read