Our first ever edition published on April 12th, 2024! We didn't have a theme back then, and the article of the week was written by Austin.

I decided to bring back the KNN after hearing about it all Summer! We released the Second Edition on August 16th, 2024! This was the start of our weekly paper!

The third edition was released on August 23rd, 2024. This was our first big expansion! We added a second page to accommodate our only columnist's writing wants, and the article of the week was written by our founder, Keira. The topics for this week were homecoming and the pond in our school.

The fourth edition was released on August 30th, 2024! This week's topics were the recent rainy weather and class rings! 

The fifth edition was released on September 6th, 2024! The topics for this week were Creativity and Community! It also features an original art piece by one of our readers, Mahajabin. 

The sixth edition was released on September 13th, 2024! This was our second expansion to the paper and featured a new columnist, Charlotte! This is also the first paper we implemented a theme instead of topics to give our columnists more creative freedom!

The seventh edition was released on September 20th, 2024! This week's theme was creativity and featured both of our columnists takes on short stories. It also featured a short story written by Austin!

The eighth edition was released on September 27th, 2024! That week was homecoming spirit week, so our theme was homecoming! Austin shares his perspective on school pride!  We also featured a creative horror story written by our first guest contributor, Minyi!

The ninth edition was released on October 4th, 2024! This week's edition featured articles about the importance of communication in friendships, and the impact of cancel culture. Our columnists explore how internet culture shapes public perception and how open conversations can strengthen relationships. This edition also features the introduction of the Book Recap Corner!

The tenth edition was released on October 11th, 2024! This edition features a sateircal piece by Austin, who suggests alternative ways to engage with the community. Charlotte explores the idea of finding community in smaller social circles. It features the first book dedicated to the Book Recap Corner; "Graceling" written by Kristen Cashore. 

The eleventh edition was released on October 25th, 2024! This week's KNN reflects on nostalgia, changes over the years, and the challenges of growing up, with a mix of personal insights. Charlotte discusses the fascinating dynamic of middle schoolers who revisit past judgments and change their views on former classmates, particularly focusing on one student's redemption. Austin shares a poetic piece on the weight of adult responsibilities and the longing for simpler times. It features the second book dedicated to the Book Recap Corner; "Fire" written by Kristen Cashore.

The twelfth edition was released on November 1st, 2024! This week's KNN touches on a variety of topics, from fall activities and personal preferences to seasonal festivities! Some of our readers share their favorite fall activities, while Charlotte humorously critiques the premature onset of Christmas music and decorations before Halloween. It features the third book dedicated to the Book Recap Corner; "Bitterblue" written by Kristen Cashore.

The thirteenth edition was released on November 8th, 2024! This edition explores the factors that bring students together. The article also touches on the challenges of forming friendships in different school environments and the complexities of transitioning between grade levels. Austin humorously discusses unconventional ways to unite communities through service and events, while Charlotte reflects on her own experiences with friendship dynamics. This paper also includes a survey for readers to help the KNN understand what truly connects students. This was also the paper we announced the cancellation of the Book Recap Corner.

The fourteenth edition was released on November 15th, 2024! This week's KNN features insights into human behavior, data collection, and friendships. The team expresses their gratitude for the responses to our reader survey and shares the results about traits that make a good friend, etc. Austin dives into how human behavior is shaped by others' experiences and helps us understand ourselves. Charlotte discusses how friendships are formed through shared experiences, humor, and personal connections, with a focus on being accepting and supporting. 

The fifteenth edition was released on November 22nd, 2024! This week covers the topics of aging, growing up, and embracing the present. Our founder, Keira, reflects on the importance of memories and the future. Austin discusses the inevitability of aging and encourages embracing youth while staying active and engaged. Charlotte shares the stresses of growing up, especially for our younger readers, and emphasizes the importance of enjoying time before adult responsibilities take over. 

The sixteenth edition was released on December 6th, 2024! This week's KNN focuses on exam season stress, offering humor, advice, and encouragement. Austin shares his struggles with procrastination. Charlotte acknowledges the overwhelming nature of exams and reminds students to take care of themselves. Our editorial team encourages balance, preparation, and a positive mindset to get through the challenges.  

The seventeenth edition was released on December 13th, 2024! This week's paper focused on study tips, exam stress, and the importance of taking a break. Austin reflects on his struggles with studying, and the need for balance. Charlotte shares her approach to overcoming procrastination. With exams approaching and winter break on the horizon, the KNN team urges students to study smart, manage stress, and prioritize well-being. This was also the first introduction of the "Word Of The Week," a bit requested by one of our readers. This week's word was rumination.

The eighteenth edition was released on December 20th, 2024! This week's KNN covered the stress of exams, the start of winter break, and holiday traditions. Austin dives into the historical roots of Christmas. He also critiques New Year's resolutions, and Charlotte reflects on the meaning of holiday gatherings, reminding our readers to enjoy time with loved ones (And avoid saying anything questionable to that one relative). The word of the week was hibernal.

The nineteenth edition was released on January 10th, 2025! This week highlights articles focusing on inclement weather and how to make the most of the unexpected time off. Austin explores the paradox of snow- both beautiful and dangerous- while also offering suggestions for fighting boredom during the "wintertime apocalypse." Charlotte reflects on the trend of Texas snowfall arriving earlier each year, jokingly predicting a future December snowfall. This issue encourages our readers to enjoy the rare nowadays, whether by relaxing indoors or channeling their inner Frozen character. This week's word was inclement.

The twentieth edition was released on January 17th, 2025! This edition emphasizes creativity, encouraging readers to express themselves through writing. Austin shares entertaining book critiques, highlighting characters he loves to hate and a disappointing vampire twist in A Declaration of the Rights of Magicians. Meanwhile, Charlotte humorously vents about the struggle of returning to school after break and ongoing friend drama. In honor of Charlotte's birthday, the work of the week was epoch.

The twenty-first edition was released on January 24th, 2025! The theme focuses on history, emphasizing its importance in understanding ourselves and the world. There's an insightful critique on how history is taught and perceived, a look at significant historical events that occurred on January 24th, and a humorous personal memory from history class. As always, we encourage our readers to engage with the present, as it will soon become history. Our word of the week was dystopia.

The twenty-second edition was released on January 31st, 2025! The theme focuses on spirituality, exploring its various meanings and how it connects people, alongside discussions on astrology's historical significance and its impact today. There's also an inside look at the responsibilities of a KNN columnist, encouraging readers to apply for the role. The word of this week was spirituality.

The twenty-third edition was released on February 7th, 2025! We introduced one of our new columnists; Seun! This week's newspaper included several columns that explore the theme of finding light in the darkness, a comedic piece by Austin about happiness, emphasizing the power of small joys, personal reflection, and storytelling to combat sadness. The word of the week was sonder.