Shooting her shot: Aleiah La Trace’s journey with rifle
Every sound that surrounded vanished. Only the lyrics of “Black Hole Sun” by Soundgarden repeated in senior Aleiah La Trace’s
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Author: Sophie Meile
Jaded stomping grounds: The East side is growing, but where can we gather?
My whole life I’ve lived in a rural area, far away from my friends, and even further away from places
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Maintaining the manicure: turning a backyard shed into a growing nail business
On a hot July afternoon last summer, 15-year old Liliana Mazariegos-Carias sat on her bedroom floor, carefully placing rhinestones onto
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The Lessons of Linnentown: Spotlighting Whitehead’s story
A cool gust of wind circulates The Classic Center Theater, the curtains slowly drag back. A deep blue light floods
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Review: Wednesday Season 2
The dramatic cliff hanger of the first season of the Netflix original show “Wednesday” had fans on the edge of
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Emphasizing the hold of electronics: The impact of technology on young adults
Electronics have such a big grasp on the world. When I hear stories of earlier times from my family members,
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Growing through the times
Bee Nordgren has loved swimming since before she could walk. “I come from a long line of swimmers and swimming
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Review: Snow White
Disney’s live action “Snow White” starring Rachel Zegler debuted in theaters on March 21. Being the original Disney princess and
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Learning to balance the ball
After graduating from Cedar Shoals in 2018, Ka’lah Paige returned to the jungle in August 2022 as head coach for
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