THE SHOW 26
Jonathan Leichman | Business Manager | The Chronicle Game Review 4 stars San Diego Studio’s Major League Baseball (MLB) The Show 26 takes a deeper dive into the MLB via video game format. “The Show” came out first in 2006, and has since been re-released every March, with improved software, different players, and up-to-date stats….
Thank you, Mason City Schools!
Allie Keim | The Chronicle Many people, whether they are families that I have taken on high school tours through SIBS or my neighbors, have asked me, “Do you really like going to Mason?” And I have unequivocally answered yes. Like many of my classmates, I have spent my whole life in Mason, Ohio. While…
United Sound program promotes inclusivity through music
Emily Kemper | The Chronicle One voice counts the notes in the music, a hand flips through the practice workbook, another demonstrates the finger position on an instrument, all as a new musician successfully plays a brand new note. While a typical band or orchestra class at Mason High School (MHS) focuses on the whole…
Your feed should not dictate your opinions
Maria Ataya | The Chronicle Social media was once a space for trends, sharing our lives and communicating. While those elements still exist, over time, these platforms have shifted into something much more influential. In recent years, I have noticed that it has become normalized for people to share opinions, beliefs and speak out on…
Unique instruments shape students’ musical growth
Michelle Zuo | The Chronicle From playing “Hot Cross Buns” on the recorder to performing in Carnegie Hall, students at Mason High School (MHS) have long used their musical talents to express themselves. While many pursue their passion through school music programs, some take their skills further by exploring unique instruments outside the classroom. For…
MHS students observe Lent, Ramadan in shared season of reflection
Sophie Allen | The Chronicle With schoolwork often pushing faith to the margins, many Mason High School (MHS) students are welcoming a moment to reset. This year, Lent and Ramadan started on the same day, creating a shared season of reflection for Christian and Muslim students. Lent is a 40-day Christian religious observance that leads…
INS AND OUTS OF 2026: Looking beyond the past… and into the future
Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle
Habra breaks 1,000 points, joins elite company
Libby Pullen | The Chronicle On December 27th, 2025, Mason High School (MHS) senior pointguard Anna Habra scored the 1,000th point of her high school basketball career during a regular-season game against Springboro. The milestone was reached across four outstanding varsity seasons and reflects her dedication and hardwork throughout her high school career. Since her…
Girls tennis focused on maintaining state dominance
Hailey DeGroff | The Chronicle After winning the OHSAA State Championship last October, the Mason High School (MHS) Girls Varsity Tennis team enters the 2025 fall season with one goal: to defend the title. With a strong returning lineup and consistent work ethic, expectations are high. The program has established itself as a powerhouse, capturing…