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…
Kallen Hansen | The Chronicle Album Review A year and a half after introducing her fans to poetry through lyricism in The Tortured Poets Department, Taylor Swift released her twelfth studio album The Life of a Show Girl filled with iconic and upbeat hits falling into a category Swifties like to call “glitter-gel pen” songs. …
Aditi Varman | The Chronicle For Masons Historical Society, history doesn’t just sit on shelves- it’s brought to life. On October seventh, the Rose Hill Cemetery walk transformed the graveyard into a stage, bringing the town’s most suspenseful moments to life. From catastrophic events like murders and robberies to blazing fires that reshaped Mason, the…
Sophie Allen | The Chronicle This February, a powerhouse squad of girls will make history as they take the turf for Mason High School’s first-ever Girls Flag Football team. The Cincinnati Bengals are one of many NFL teams which have begun to partner with local schools in an effort to promote football to female high…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) is opening its doors wider than ever before for future Comets. On Nov. 19, MHS will host its first-ever open house and exhibit a wide variety of opportunities that potential students can expect if they were to attend MHS. Principal Ben Brown, who has taken the…
Aditi Varman | The Chronicle Effective Jan. 1, 2026, the Ohio Department of Commerce (DOC) announced that Ohio’s minimum wage increased to $11 per hour for non-tipped employees and $5.50 per hour for tipped employees. This marks a 30-cent increase for non-tipped workers and a 15-cent increase for tipped workers, part of the state’s annual…
The Mason Girls Tennis Team added another chapter to its dynasty this past weekend, capturing the Greater Miami Conference championship for the 11th consecutive season and 13th time in program history. The Comets rolled through the regular season with a flawless 9-0 conference record, then dominated the GMC tournament by winning four of the five…
Jack Mendelsohn | The Chronicle Out with the old, in with the new. Ohio high school men’s soccer is undergoing significant changes. Now more than ever, high school players, parents and coaches are focused on the next level. One of the most prestigious club soccer programs in the Greater Cincinnati area, Cincinnati United Premier (CUP),…
Eshal Firoze | The Chronicle Ohio’s new driving requirements are changing more than just the law- they’re changing the way young adults prepare to take their first steps towards independence. As of September 30, anyone under the age of 21 will be required to complete formal driver’s education to obtain a license. Previously, only those…
Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle For as long as I can remember, September 11th has been a sad day. A day where students go to school and take a moment of silence before beginning their classes, a day where parents reflect and recount where they were and how they felt all those years ago, a…
