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Arwen Georgas

Arwen Georgas, Senior Staff Reporter

Arwen Georgas is a senior at Community and is a part of the school’s Student Council. She is a senior staff reporter for the Inkspot.

Outside of school, I enjoy reading, music and art.

My favorite book is John Green’s “The Fault in Our Stars.”

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Michael Mavec set two school Track and Field records in the hurdles as junior in the spring.
Photo Courtesy of: Ironmen Athletic department

Summer snapshot: Mavec breaks two hurdle records, eyes state podium

A look back at the stories, events that unfolded while the Inkspot staff was off for summer break
Arwen Georgas, Senior Staff Reporter
Sep 29, 2025

Senior Michael Mavec set two new track and field school records last spring in the 110-meter and 300-meter hurdles. At the 2024 IHSA Sectional meet on May 21, Mavec ran the 110-meter hurdles in 14.59 seconds, surpassing the previous record of 14.6 set by Ryne Tharp in 1980. Mavec also set a new...

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Dr. Jennifer Earing joined Community's staff this fall as the Agriculture department chair. Earing joins NCHS with after teaching Animal Science at the university level.

Earing joins Ag. department after Harris departure

Arwen Georgas, Senior Staff Reporter
Sep 29, 2025

Following the departure of Agriculture department chair and FFA advisor, Mrs. Liz Harris, Dr. Jennifer Earing joined the Community faculty as her replacement.  Harris left Community after over a decade in the Ag. department to join the teaching staff at Pontiac High School. Earing brings years...

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Fall flicks: From cozy comforts to chilling thrills

Fall flicks: From cozy comforts to chilling thrills

Inkspot staffers share their go-to movies for sweater weather season
Sep 23, 2025

As the September slips away, summer fades—along with sunburns, sandals and the scent of sunscreen. In its place: hoodie weather, falling leaves and the unmistakable aroma of bonfires and pumpkin spice. With fall comes a shift in more than just the weather. Our watchlists change too—ditching summer...

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Students reflect on the teachers who made a difference

Students reflect on the teachers who made a difference

Arwen Georgas, Senior Staff Reporter
May 9, 2025

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Meet the 2025 Prom Court

Meet the 2025 Prom Court

Arwen Georgas and Armeen Chatha
Apr 24, 2025

Eight juniors were named to the 2025 Prom Court, nominated by their peers ahead of Saturday’s dance at the Marriott in Uptown Normal. This year’s event—set to a “Great Gatsby” theme—will culminate with the crowning of Prom Royalty, a term NCHS adopted in 2021 to replace traditional gendered...

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Students gear up for an unpredictable 2025 F1 season

Students gear up for an unpredictable 2025 F1 season

New rivals, big changes & bold predictions
Arwen Georgas and Armeen Chatha
Feb 25, 2025

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen dominated the 2024 FIA Formula One season, claiming his fourth consecutive Drivers' Title with nine wins and 437 points, while McLaren earned the Constructors’ Championship. McLaren’s Lando Norris finished second in the standings with 374 points, surpassing Ferrari’s...

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Despite his historic run since returning as the Iron's girls basketball head coach, Feeney has few hurdles he'd like to clear-defeat perrenial private-school powerhouse Peoria Notre Dame, clincha Big 12 Conference championship and take home a Sectional title. 

Photo Courtesy of: Mr. Jeff Christopherson

More than a game: Feeney’s legacy is in the moments, not just the wins

Feeney etches name in record books as Community’s winningest coach

The year was 2007, and Mr. Dave Feeney  faced one of his toughest coaching decisions.  It wasn’t whether to call a timeout to stop the other team’s run; to switch from man to zone. It wasn’t whether to draw up a last-second sideline out-of-bounds play or let his players create in the moment....

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