Kings' Courier

Parting With Loneliness

Logan Henry, Senior Contributor December 7, 2015

As a little girl, the people around me seemed different. They all looked at me funny. I was always told by my loving mother that they were envious. I did not know what they could be jealous of, definitely...

A Race to Remember

Lucas Bowman, Senior Contributor December 7, 2015

“Just take a deep breath,” I hear from my coach behind me. I finally open my eyes to see a line of people waiting for the start lined up along the right side as if they were waiting for the grand opening...

Ashes to Nihilism

Aaron Boyd, Senior Contributor December 7, 2015

I suppose I should start at the beginning - or now, given that time and my life have been as unchanging as the barren landscape I walk. I’ve been on this pilgrimage as long as I’ve had a will to live,...

The Golden Man

Tristan Claypool, Senior Contributor December 4, 2015

Eternity. Eternity scares people. Nothing in all of history scares and enthralls people more. Countless lives wasted and lost, all for the search of eternity. Every culture tried their own sense of immortality,...

The Tooth Occurence

Nathan Young, Senior Writer December 4, 2015

Timid. All that early Monday morning Jack felt uneasy about the procedure later in the day. He dreaded the idea of getting his wisdom teeth pulled out for an insurmountable amount of time, but now that...

The Thanksgiving Curse

Bailey Gremelspacher, Senior Writer December 4, 2015

  The Grams packed up the car to make the ten-hour trip to North Carolina. They were headed for Charlotte, not for a family vacation but for a wedding. Uncle Brian was finally getting married,...

The Outsider

Sydney Aleshire, Senior Writer December 4, 2015

He didn’t have a name, not a real one. The townspeople knew him as the Outsider, but no one could remember when they first started calling him that. If asked, they’d say he’d always been there, but...

Life and Death

Patrisha Hartley, Senior Contributor December 4, 2015

Everyone in the small town of Carlton Minnesota knew Alice Fields. The Fields moved to town when Alice was about nine years old. Right away the other children could tell how odd Alice was. She still talked...

Daisy Carter is Dead

Jodi Aleshire, Senior Writer December 3, 2015

Twins wasn’t the right term. No, the word “twins” conjures images of cutesy little girls, matching dresses and bobby socks slipping down ankles, hand in hand, pigtailed and precious. Twins were mirror...

Spontaneous Darkness

Chris Burke, Senior Contributor December 3, 2015

  The child began playing with his green army men on the floor, imagining an exuberant battle as he smashed the small, plastic soldiers together. The mother had left the room and went to the kitchen...

Kenton Freaking Dewig

Levi Thomas, Senior Writer December 3, 2015

I walk into my office bright and early on a rainy Monday morning.  Walk over to my desk, sit down, open my laptop and what do I see?  An application for a job at my company.  Can I not escape this bumbling...

Wartime Memories

Nathan Quasebarth, Senior Contributor December 3, 2015

Medic! George Cameron caught shrapnel from a mortar the Germans sent his way. The blast left him unconscious and unaware of his surroundings. With the bullets whistling by, George tried to find his fox...

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