Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle Movie Preview Blackphone 2, the sequel to the hit horror film Blackphone officially premiered in theaters last Friday, October 17, and is alread shocking viewers. The original movie, released in 2021, captivated audiences with the chilling story of a kidnapped boy, Finney, who was able to contact his abductor (The…
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. …
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…
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…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle For most teachers, retirement involves taking a step back from the school community, but for former English teacher Tim King, retirement has meant finding new ways to teach outside of the classroom. King and twenty-five others are part of the Outdoor Wellness and Leadership Committee (OWL); an environmental study committee…
Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) students are taking the path less traveled as they explore new heights through flight school. For some students, aviation was not on their radar until they researched potential careers. For senior Sam Bevan, a discussion about piloting during Mrs. Puma’s business class pushed him to take…
In one of the most competitive Greater Miami Conference Championships in recent memory, the Mason girls cross country team rose to the occasion, narrowly edging out a talented field to capture their sixth consecutive league title and 14th overall since 2010. The Comets’ depth and consistency proved decisive, as Mason continued to set the standard…
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…
