Getting the COVID-19 vaccine
On March 15, 2021, phase 1A of the Georgia vaccination plan opened for all Georgians age 55 and up and
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Viewpoints
Not the Cedar Shoals I know
In a year of virtual instruction, I’ve watched people wilt. My teachers ache for class engagement they don’t receive. Every
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More harm than good
Nominated on Sept. 26, eight days after Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed, and confirmed to the Supreme Court just a month
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COVID Airlines
I had not been on a plane since Nov. 2019, and I was not quite expecting to be going on
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Guide to safe trick-or-treating
It’s that spooky time of year again where kids can dress up, get candy and have fun. 2020 has been
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Class of COVID-2021
For Clarke County School District students, our “extended spring break” turned into now seven months and counting of social distancing,
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How COVID-19 is a voter suppression tool
In the U.S. we the people should be able to keep our politicians’ power in check through popular vote. Unfortunately,
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Not the average American teen
Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and Twitter are some things that are not in my life. I’m an exception to the
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Why masks should be mandated in Georgia
As of October 6, 2020, Georgia has 307,519 total documented COVID-19 cases and 7,028 deaths. The number of cases skyrocketed
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My COVID-19 experience: a strange sensation
“Georgia COVID-19 cases reach 200,000 and the death toll rises to 4,000.” In late July, headlines like this filled media
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