US history in film: watching time go by
Students sit in a dimly lit classroom with couches and cushy chairs lining the edges of the room. “Hamilton,” the
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For the love of reading
Reading for school and reading in school are not the same thing. The Cedar Shoals book club is entirely devoted
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Sweet Community, Sweet Olive
When traveling out to Winterville off Parkview Road, Sweet Olive Farm, a non-profit animal rescue, may not seem like much.
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Tommy Valentine’s legacy— from writing history to preserving it
Known for his advocacy for historic preservation, Historic Athens Executive Director Tommy Valentine had an eventful East Athens upbringing. Having
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A confusing landscape: Cedar students are left with questions concerning current politics
Cedar Shoals senior Mason Hardy will be able to vote for the first time in the 2024 elections next November,
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Fresh out of the oven: Lexie’s Cookie Factory
Cedar Shoals sophomore Lexie Holliday has always had an affinity for the kitchen. Growing up helping her mother bake, it
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The magic is in the details
Also known as Junior, Jose Jimenez never envisioned himself constrained by the four walls of a typical desk job. “Someone
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Rejuvenating Renovation
After its initial renovation in 2001 and countless remodeling projects of schools in Clarke County School District, the time for
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Serving the students: Claudia Butts’ path from Cedar Shoals to the school board
When Claudia Butts stepped off the graduation stage in Stegeman Coliseum in 2012, she concluded what she describes as “a
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Repairing rides: auto tech helps Cedar community
Sherri Page, the student support technician (SST) at Cedar Shoals, was on a camping trip with her granddaughter in South
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