A new age of politics: The power of Black youth voters
When the 15th amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified in 1870, it ensured that no one’s right to
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Features
A splash of balance
As his teammate touches the pool wall, Ryan Xiao dives in. After 10 yards of kicking, he surfaces, taking explosive
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Friday Night Lattimores
Born and raised in Athens Georgia, close-knit brothers DeDe and Stanley Lattimore have finally settled back in their hometown. The
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Heidi Hensley: the art of education
When she was in high school, Heidi Hensley recalls her parents pushing her toward going to college. Now as an
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Affirmative Action ends: Athens community weighs in
Hadiza Sarr, a sophomore at the University of Georgia, was scrolling through TikTok last summer when she came across a
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Cawthon’s career in art
Since he was a kid, Cedar Shoals art teacher, Jacob Cawthon enjoyed creating art. His affinity eventually flourished into a
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Bubbling with Joy
Working at the front gate at Cedar Shoals High School, Lasonja Hunt is in charge of letting people in and
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Roster Regulation: Mandatory class sizes limit Cedar courses
As the fall semester began, Cedar Shoals teachers were made aware of new mandatory class size limits, leaving some unprepared
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Cathy Link: supportive secretary
Coordinating substitute teachers for classes. Scheduling event calendars for students and teachers. Helping hire people to sell game tickets. These
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A new look at history: AP African American Studies now offered
Cedar Shoals High School is one of the 800 schools in the United States that offers the AP African American
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