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Clarke Central High School soccer player Hunter Yelton, a senior, discusses his passion for the game. Video by Krista Shumaker

Video and music producer Nicholas Byrne, a 2015 Clarke Central High School graduate, discusses his process of producing and creating his own electronic music.

On Spet. 19th, the ODYSSEY Media Group and Journalism 1 class attended the Georgia Scholastic Press Association at the Classic Center in Downtown Athens, Ga.

Linda Glenn, CCHS’ front office secretary, tell’s Clarke Central High School students and staff “Tell somebody you love them,” every day. Broadcast staffer Lily Bruce-Ritchie decided to see what the reason behind this is and how it affects students and staff at CCHS.

Broadcast staffer Lily Bruce-Ritchie decided to see what students are doing with their time off from school during Thanksgiving break.

Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford reflects on how a behavior disorder diagnosis helped her find academic confidence.

“Midnight Madness” serves as the kickoff to the basketball season and first public competition.

Broadcast staffer Lily Bruce-Ritchie asks students what their Halloween plans are.

The Clarke Central High School varsity football team played the Loganville High School varsity football team on Oct. 6 for their annual homecoming game. CCHS came out on top with an end score of 49-21 Gladiators.

Broadcast Editor Kelly Fulford and Sports Staffer Alexander Robinson interview Clarke Central High School students about the Homecoming Dance, which will take place on Oct. 7, in this edition of Man on the Street.

Hannah Dunn-Grandpre is a Clarke Central High School and ODYSSEY Media Group alumna. Grandpre recapped her time with the ODYSSEY Media Group and paid CCHS a visit on Aug. 23, 2017.

Over the summer at Good Dirt Clay Studios, 13 bags of pottery made by children who attended a summer camp at the local business were stolen.

The ODYSSEY Media Group’s literary-art magazine, the iliad, produced their 2016-17 edition this past May. With the new school year underway, the publication celebrates its work and contributors from the most recent issue.

Pastor Edward Bolen hosted the the first Five Points Food Truck Party at the Milledge Avenue Baptist Church, on Aug. 19.

The Clarke Central High School varsity football team hosted the Oconee County High School Warriors in their second regular season game on Aug. 25.

Despite having a decent cast, the Netflix original “Naked,” released Aug. 11, is full of untapped potential, making it feel quite lacking — almost “naked.”

Clarke Central High School teachers, faculty and students share their reactions to the protests in Charlottesville, Va. that took place Aug. 11-12.

Clarke Central High School football coaches provide an outlook for the 2017-18 football season.

Chick-Fil-A’s new frozen lemonade is a healthy alternative to their calorie-rich milkshakes, but lacks their flavor

CCHS students choose the next U.S. president in this video.