Ikeoluwa Ojo, Author at Cedar BluePrints Magazine

Audrey Hughes: “Supporting All People”

Both candidates for the Athens-Clarke County District 1 commission seat visited Cedar Shoals High School for a press conference with

Both candidates for the Athens-Clarke County District 1 commission seat visited Cedar Shoals High School for a press conference with

For a large number of Cedar Shoals students, a graphic hoodie or hat featuring a unique skeleton and broken heart

A crowd of teary eyed relatives, smiling teammates and clapping coaches gathered in the auditorium this morning for Cedar Shoals’

Constant bullying about my skin tone through elementary and middle school left me feeling worthless and insecure. Phrases like “Your

Released on Nov 4, R&B icon Summer Walker’s second album “Still over it” is one for the books. Through the

On Aug. 23 Jamyria Wise walked through the front doors of Cedar Shoals High School with two baskets full of

From discussions about race and gender discrimination to school spirit initiatives, the Cedar Shoals peer leadership program has become a

Cedar Shoals junior Elgin Chapman (Ejay) glides into the Full Moon studio with a look of concentration on his face.

The Athens Clarke County government removed the Confederate Monument on College Avenue last August and closed off College Square to