Less than a week ago it was Wednesday, January 6th.  On this day, citizens from many countries all over the world watched a rather peculiar event take place in the United States capitol- a storm of angry citizens taking over the US Capitol Building. The mob, which was several...

Quarantining for weeks on end can be difficult. As a result of stress and social distancing, students are finding ways to cope by watching Netflix, baking, making TikToks, and creating art for self-care. Some people are making art -- from window displays to chalk drawings, from inspirational...

In the midst of a pandemic, as well as the aftermath of the George Floyd protests, many Lake Street businesses are struggling to remain open.  As you drive down Lake Street, you might notice the significant decrease in people wandering the streets and buildings that are still...

This year’s controversial presidential election between Vice President Joe Biden and incumbent President Donald Trump led to the highest voter turnout in the history of the United States. In 2016, 140 million voters participated in the process of electing a new president, but after...

When statewide distance learning went into effect in mid-spring of this year, the students of South High split off from their classrooms and began logging into school, from computers, from their own rooms. This system has been in place for roughly 8 months now, and the changes distance...