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Blood drive saves 99 lives

Gracie Wetherington, Copy Editor • February 10, 2023

Utica’s blood drive was held on Feb. 9, and, according to the Red Cross, saved 99 lives. The blood drive also prompted 48 first time donors and collected 33 units. “I definitely do think holding...

Clubs continue online during remote learning

Joshua Rhodes, Reporter • November 5, 2020

Ever since COVID-19, everyone has been adapting to the new virtual format which is not only limited to school, but also clubs. “French club will deal with COVID-19 greatly by focusing on creating...

NHS holds tapping ceremony

Nina Andrianos, Online Reporter • November 4, 2019

Recently, acceptance letters for those who made National Honor Society were sent out to each student. All members were required to attend the first meeting on Oct. 8. At this meeting, members got to learn...

Club Fair to be held in school

Davan Palmer, Online Reporter • September 16, 2019

The club fair will be held school on Tuesday, September 17th, during all lunches. The 14 club lineup includes a few larger clubs like Student Council, NHS, and Book Club, as well as smaller ones like Girls...

National Honor Society holds first meeting

Nina Andrianos, Online Reporter • September 14, 2019

On Monday, Sept 16 the National Honor Society will be holding its first meeting in the ECC room at 7:00 pm. All parents and students are welcomed to join the meeting. "I joined NHS because it looks...

MLK day at Utica

Shelby Carlson, Guest Reporter • February 1, 2019

On January 21, 2019 the second annual MLK day of service will take place. There are going to be six activities offered for students to part take in. The stations are Project Linus blanket making, fleece...

Students prepare for NHS induction

Mackenzie Olmstead, Guest Reporter • December 12, 2018

Character, leadership, scholarship, and service. These are the four pillars of National Honor Society. Knowing these four pillars is important if you want to be in NHS. But acting on them is a different...

Senior, junior girls compete in powderpuff tournament

Lauren Clair, Reporter • October 25, 2017

Seniors and junior girls of Utica High School faced off against each other in a football match on Tuesday, October 17 called the Powderpuff. Junior and senior girls signed up and paid a small fee which included their Powderpuff T-shirt and a mouth guard. The money that was raised went to support AVID and NHS. The Powderpuff was a great way to raise money and have some friendly competition between grades.