The time has come again to watch athletes from all over the world ski, snowboard, bobsled, and skate their way to a gold medal. However, as with the Tokyo 2020 summer olympics, Covid is becoming an obstacle...

For the past two years, Governor Phil Murphy waived the graduation testing requirement due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but has now returned to the normal requirements. In 2017, he tried to permanently eliminate...

COVID-19 is taking the world by its reins once more, with the number of covid cases spiking due to the highly contagious Omicron variant outbreak. The CDC has stated that “Testing is very important to...

The beloved senior class event, Night of the Stars, has returned for the 2022 graduating class. As explained by Lis Loeb, a chair member of Project Graduation, “the Class of 2020 attended Night of the...

Bernards High School students have started planning their academic schedules for next year. Scheduling seems daunting for newcomers, but it’s an annual practice that becomes familiar over the years....

For the first time this school year, Bernards High School will go fully virtual for tomorrow due to COVID-19 concerns. The number of cases in the school have been rising, with 23 on the week and 11 just...

Following a successful competition last year, the Bernardsville Chamber of Commerce is hosting the second annual holiday lights contest. Throughout the month of December, Bernardsville residents have...

This holiday season has brought a new visitor to town. The void in the King’s supermarket was just recently filled by Italian Products and Beyond after more than a year of vacancy. The store typically...

Recently, a new Covid-19 variant, Omicron, has been circulating and spreading around the globe, including across the country. The emergence of Omicron on November 24, 2021, was reported to the World Health...

Whether stopping by before work to get a coffee, stopping for bagels in the middle of the day, or picking up an after-school snack, the Bernardsville Town Center has always been an active part of our community...

For the past few years, BHS students have looked forward to submitting their photography to the Starbucks Photo Contest. Starting in October, students were allowed to submit up to ten photos for a small...

After having almost no use in the 2020-2021 school year, the media center will now be open for use after school. Dr. Neigel says that in previous years, it was “typically a quiet area for students...