It may feel like March in Kings Mills, but that hasn't stopped Kings ski and snowboard enthusiasts from getting out into the white stuff. The area has seen just enough cold weather for Perfect North Slopes in Indiana to manufacture snow. That means the Kings Ski and Board Club is in full swing. Every Wednesday for the next four weeks, two full buses of Kings students will pack up their ski equipment and make the hour-long trip to Lawrenceburg. VIEW STORY
Watch your Facebook page
You always hear it: Be careful what you place on the internet. But now, for high school students, this warning is even more important, as colleges start clicking onto social media sites to determine if you are the right type of student. view story
2012 brings the newest Burnside
KHS Assistant Principal Rob Burnside’s family has finally grown by one more member. As of Jan. 1, eight-year-old Zhana Ruth Burnside, originally of Russia, is officially home with her new family and ready to become a U.S. citizen. view story
KHS Bowling Team: On a roll
RTA: Respect the Alley. That is the motto of the Kings Bowling Team. Now about two months into its season and looking forward to a big tournament in the spring, the team finds itself exceeding expectations, and rolling upsets. view story
Clooney again takes globes
Cincinnati native and Hollywood megastar Geroge Clooney has once again hit gold with his latest project, 'The Descendants.' The film will surely make a strong Oscar showing. Knight Times film critic Valerie Hamilton has the scoop. view story
Music: One band's big break? Knight Times music writer Ian Doll: "I am writing this journal to show all of the stress it takes to be in, run, book for, and perform in a band for close to a month before a big show ..." view story
SOPA: Rights, or censorship?
Why was Wikipedia recently blacked out for 24 hours? Why did Reddit do the same thing for 12 hours? Why did Google cover its logo with a black bar? The answer is SOPA. view story
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PING-PONG CLUB BOUNCES OFF NEW YEAR
The Kings Ping-Pong Club meets Thursdays in the high school cafeteria, where players square off to see who rules the tables.MORE
This year, Kings Junior High School will be putting on a production of The Music Man Jr. The musical follows Charlie Cowell (Bryson Wires) as he desperately tries to expose the musically illiterate traveling salesman Harold Hill (Ryan Dilts). Shows start Thursday, Jan. 26. view storyGALLERY!
On snow days, Kings kids take action
Kings students involved in the Community Service club, FCA, and the Catalyst Club developed an idea to help people in need during the snow days that are (maybe?) going to be coming up. Students will use their day off to help those in the community who may not be able to clear their own snow, checking in on them to deliver "nice things" to warm their day. All for free.view story
Visual Arts students take top awards
KHS Visual Arts teacher Kelly Shields has announced that several of her students recently earned recognition at the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, and you can see their artwork on display beginning next week in Convington, Kentucky. See some of the work here, and see who won.view story
It's time again for the Kings/Hoxworth Blood Drive. On Thursday, Kings High School teacher Jorge Gonzalez teamed up with Hoxworth Blood Centers to allow Kings students and staff to contribute blood. KHS Senior Taylor Palmer, above, seemed to enjoy her contribution - and the cookies.
Six KHS Digital Media Arts I students recently entered the 'Crash the Super Bowl' commerical contest by showing the true power of a Doritos bag. They didn't win, but winning wasn't exactly the point.
As the NFL season winds down, Knight Times sports analyst J.T. Grugen looks at the players who failed to live up to expectations, as well as those who, like the often-doubted college phenom Cam Newton, above, silenced their critics.
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