Staff Editorial | The Chronicle Not every friendship has to survive the weekend. Some of the best ones live in the classroom: the “school friends” who share inside jokes about the difficulty of an Advanced Placement class, are quick to compare test scores and make the clock move faster until the bell rings. These are…
Emily Kemper | The Chronicle Melodies sung by magical candlesticks and teapots play in the background as Mason High School Junior Elise Hartmann paints on a dark red lip and bold brown eyebrows. By the time the movie credits roll, she is completely unrecognizable in a brown wig and shimmering yellow ballgown. Hartmann isn’t getting…
Nicole D’Silva | The Chronicle Movie Review 4 Stars The How to Train Your Dragon remake is visually captivating, true to the original storyline, and overall nothing short of incredible. Considering it had the same director as the initial movie, shot-for-shot, almost every frame is identical to the original and pays homage to it; all…
The Mason girls tennis team ended its 2025 season in a familiar place and with a familiar result. The Comets are once again Ohio Tennis Coaches Association state champions, securing their ninth consecutive team title this past weekend at the newly renovated Mason Family Tennis Center. Since beginning their unprecedented run in 2017, Mason has…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Movie Review 4.5 Stars Produced by seven-time (arguably eight) world-champion Lewis Hamilton, with appearances from every driver and team from the 2025 Formula 1 season, F1: The Movie has been embraced by audiences around the world, whether die-hard F1 fans or not. The film follows Sonny Hayes, a once-promising F1…
Jack Mendelsohn | The Chronicle On paper, the Mason High School (MHS) boys’ basketball roster looks almost identical to last season. The results, however, could not be more different. After a disheartening 4-19 finish to the 2024-2025 season, the Comets have flipped the script under new head coach CJ Fleming. Following previous head coach Adam…
Staff Editorial | The Chronicle The big screen still has a future Across the country, movie theaters are closing at a rapid rate. Major theater chains have filed for bankruptcy, smaller independent cinemas are struggling to stay open, and overall box office revenue has dropped to its lowest point since the 1990s. As streaming services…
