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Notes, quotes and a thought or two….: High school football is right around the corner
By ROBBIE ROBERTSON - Sports Editor
Wed,07/16/25-1:00PM , 3,898 Reads
We are past the Fourth of July now, which means one thing in the Robertson household.

It means we are less than a month until school starts which means that high school football is right around the corner.
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Dr. Glenda Nickson accepts a copy of her resolution from Newton Mayor Antonio Hoye. | Marty Morgan, Copyright 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Nickson Recognized By City of Newton
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Fri,06/27/25-12:00PM , 1,271 Reads
The City of Newton Board of Aldermen recognized retiring Newton Municipal School District superintendent Dr. Glenda Nickson last week with a resolution for her outstanding leadership and service as head of the school district.
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Newton Municipal One of 20 Districts to Receive $24M in Grants for State Invested Pre-K programs
By STAFF REPORTS
Tue,06/17/25-5:00PM , 1,673 Reads
Newton Municipal School District was one of twenty state school districts to be awarded grants to implement or continue State invested Pre-K (SIP) programs. For renewing their SIP program, NMSD will receive a total $750,000 in grant money for a three-year period, divided into $250,000 per year.
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The City of Newton recognized students from Newton High School for their outstanding ACT scores. Pictured with Mayor Antonio Hoye (center) are the students that were in attendance to accept their resolutions. From left, Z’Mya Arrington, Ayana Fortenberry, Z’naiyah McCluney, Davion Johnson and Keilanzae Nichols. | Marty Morgan, Copyright 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Newton Board of Aldermen: Students Recognized for High Scores, Special Called Meeting Set for June 30
By MARTY MORGAN - Staff Writer
Wed,05/28/25-6:00PM , 2,568 Reads
The Newton Board of Aldermen recognized 21 Newton High School students with resolutions for their outstanding academic performances and ACT scores during the May 20 regularly called board meeting.
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