By Moriah Schranz This story was posted on February 14, 2024. Here is the original link. I walked into Mr. Wright’s room to interview Cameron Sadr, and I found him studying. As we stepped into the bustling hallways, we discussed his academic and athletic career at Maury High School. With an even voice and calm demeanor, Cameron brings up his parents, immigrants from Iran and … Continue reading It takes a village-a Q&A of Cameron Sadr
By Alexis Clay This story was posted on February 12, 2024. Here is the original link. Having eaten southern food from my Georgia family my whole life, I was skeptical about the Fishin Pig’s claim to be “a southern fusion” restaurant, but this modernized take on traditional BBQ was impressive. The Fishin’ Pig provided excellent service and set the perfect backdrop for a delicious meal, … Continue reading Restaurant Review: The Fishin’ Pig knows how to fry
By Moriah Schranz This story was posted on January 10, 2024. Here is the original link. The following column is a student opinion and does not represent the views of Maury High School. Crumbling walls are one of the problems one may see while strolling through the halls of Maury, Norfolk’s oldest high school. On Wednesday, December 7, 2023, the Norfolk School Board voted to … Continue reading New year, new Maury-Norfolk School Board finally makes the right call
By Grant Miller The following story was posted on December 18, 2023. Here is the original link. “You gotta take that personal. Stop giving that up!” Coach Brandon Plummer said that to one of his players during their game against Northampton on December 16th after an opposing guard scored a baseline layup. After that statement, Northampton did not score a baseline layup the rest of … Continue reading Plummer preaches defense-a Q&A
By Vanessa Lim The original story was posted on December 12, 2023. Here is the original link. The following column is a student opinion and does not represent the views of Maury High School. Advanced Placement (AP) classes, created by the College Board, are a major asset for students, but they have also become a point of weakness and pressure for many. AP classes bolster … Continue reading AP Classes-they help and they harm
By Moriah Schranz The original story was posted on October 28, 2023. Here is the original link. The question over the fate of Maury High School has been in the air for many years. Norfolk residents are talking about demolishing Maury High School, a 113 year old building in the historic Ghent neighborhood, and many Maury staff and students agree with tearing it down. Ghent, … Continue reading Norfolk residents grapple with tearing down Maury High School
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