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Eagle Nation News is a student-created publication by students in Mrs. Greenley's Multimedia Journalism class. Our mission is to provide students, staff, and community members with up-to-date coverage of activities during the school year. 



Stories and photos are copyrighted by staff members. Please ask for permission before downloading any images from our site and when you do, please remember to give credit to the photographer. 
2016-2017 staff includes: Front row-Hayden Miller and Michael Carlson. Back row-Taylor Goodwin, Morgan Miller, Emily Nichols, Cage Kirmse, Jacobi Miller, Karissa Hamlin, Angel Harrison, Becka Anderson, and advisor, Mrs. Greenley. 
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Emily Nichols

Hi, my name is Emily Grace Nichols and I live in Hurdland.  I am a Senior this year at Knox County.  I am involved in softball, FFA, NHS, A+, Art Club, and Basketball Cheerleading.

Most of my life I have been playing softball, I have been playing for traveling teams and my High School team. This summer however I will be helping coach a traveling softball team which will help prepare me in the future when I coach my own team. My favorite place I have played softball would have to be Denver, Colorado, at the Colorado Sparklers Tournament.

I have been appointed to Co-Editor. This means that I will review my fellow students stories. 

After high school, I plan on attending college to become a high school science teacher and also coach a high school softball team. My future plans for softball are to play college ball at William Penn next fall.




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Rebecca Anderson 

My name is Rebecca Anderson and I am a Junior at Knox County High School. I am 17 years old and involved in FFA, FBLA, basketball, dance team, A+ and now, the newest Opinion/ Editorial Editor for the Knox County Eagle Nation News.

My parents are Michael and Roberta Penn. I have two sisters, Jessie, who happens to be my twin and Lillie who just turned 8. I have two dogs, Jazz and Hank. I stay busy all year by raising and selling pigs, as well as babysitting and mowing lawns. After high school I'd like to go into journalism or writing in some way. It has always been a lot of fun and has come pretty easy to me. I'd like to get out and explore my choices and see how far I could go. 

Being in Multimedia Journalism is really going to help me learn how to become a good writer and how to do it correctly. I'm excited to be part of the class by being an editor by bringing people together and learning how to improve things around the school and community.