The Class of 2020 was showcased on the Inkspot Instagram account, taking advantage of the opportunity to share their high school achievements, favorite memories, and their future plans.

Four Bloomington Area Career Center Culinary Arts students -- Emma Feit ('21), Madelyn Burton ('21), Kennedy Coe ('21), and Gavin Regnier ('20) -- qualified for the SkillsUSA State competition after participating in the Regional culinary competitions at Southwestern Illinois College in Granite City on February 21.  The four were first-time competitors ...

School closures due to COVID-19 present unique challenges for all students. However, for senior athletes in their last semester at Normal Community, the experence is on a different level. Missing out on their senior season, and that final chance to make memories in Normal Community colors has led to seniors running the gamut of emotions. This is the second installment in a series of articles where seniors detail their experiences through the COVID-19 crisis, featuring soccer player Sheri Stewart.

After 5 rounds of the first-ever Inkspot March Madness Teacher Tournament, only two teachers remain. Mr. Dave Feeney of the English department and Mr. Jeff Christopherson addressed the media going into the final day of fan voting. Cast your vote for NCHS’s favorite teacher from the core four departments by clicking the link and entering your email address.  Voting for the final round closes Friday, April 3 at 5...

With the COVID-19 pandemic shutting schools down, students have more time to fill than ever before. Students might have longed for Spring Break before the COVID-19 strike, but time away is not the utopia imagined. Due to national guidelines recommending social distancing, students face boredom as the days pass by. This is the first in a series of articles detailing things to do during this unprecedented time. Each column will focus on a specific theme, starting with Keeping Your Mind Active.