As the Christmas season approaches, gifts must be bought and the main question asked is, “What should I get them?” Here are some ideas for the teenagers in your life. According to Chace Patillo,a senior at Coffee County Central High School, believes good gifts for individuals who like video games...

On November 29, 1912, Templeton was born in Winchester, Tenn. His family came from little money, but Templeton worked, earned and gambled enough money to attend Yale. It was at Yale that he began to delve into his eerie lifestyle when he pledged into the Elihu secret society. The Elihu program...

On October 23rd, The Hive, a school-wide kindness club, became dedicated to making sure the students of Coffee County Central High School have something to brighten their lives. Each and every member has dedicated their time to grow The Hive. They include founder Mariah Black, Sarah Thomas, Hanna...

Coffee County Central High School recently established Teaching as a Profession courses to encourage and inspire students to develop skills and assess career opportunities in the field of education.   The Teaching as a Profession Level 1 course was instituted last school year by Mr. Skipper.  The...

Teens take to local thrift shops everywhere to save money while still keeping up with today’s trends and reaping all the individual and environmental benefits second hand purchases offer.  It’s 2019 and everyone wants to be unique. Identity plays a big role in style choices, and it is hard to...

In this modern age, millions of United States citizens have implemented small changes in their everyday lives to live sustainably in this world plagued by climate change and mass pollution.  Lately, metal straws are one of the biggest trends for adults and teens; these straws are 100 percent stainless...

Ahh, caffeine. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee accompanies a twirling steam at dawn, makes itself at home as it does so routinely. A pungent freshness is sent from the steeping green tea on the stove. A cash register rings as another five dollar bill is divided into its smaller parts, the same fate...

As the year concludes, The Coffee Press wants to say goodbye to one very special teacher—Mrs. Winton. She has been on the CCCHS staff for about 25 years and has taught a variety of classes. This year, she taught not only AP literature but managed the journalism class. Every article on this newspaper...

In the previous years, Roseville High School participated in an Every Fifteen Minutes Assembly. For their school, it consisted of senior students getting pulled out of class at random to simulate them dying in a car accident. The program itself has a few steps. According to the official Every Fifteen...

Controversy regarding the duration of school lunches is a prominent topic among many students. Students at CCCHS are given 23 minutes to eat lunch; yet, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends at least 20 minutes of seated lunch. However, not all 20 minutes go towards actually eating, students...

Tucked away in the far corner of our school’s campus lies a small lot enclosed by a chain link fence. The lot is flanked by a shed and another chain link fence that stretches...

For the Coffee Press’ second Teacher Feature, the staff selected Honors English III and AP Literature and Composition teacher Bradley Jamison. Out of all of the submissions...

There were many submissions for The Coffee Press’ first Teacher Feature article, but of all the submissions we received, one stood apart from the rest: “She is an amazing...