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The United States of America was presented with the chance to save lives, instead, thousands of people will die. The modern world has never faced a more life-altering pandemic. It’s […]
Shortly after the cancellation of college and professional sports seasons due to COVID-19 concerns, many high school and lower age sports have been canceled as well. This is devastating, not […]
Stories from our childhoods, traumatic events and lessons we have learned are people’s go-to tales when gathering a crowd. It may be a party story an event or our aunts and […]
The past few weeks have been a whirlwind with ups, downs and a lot of false hope.
The American Red Cross is urging healthy individuals to donate blood, platelets or plasma to help those in need in the community.
As someone who never had a tattoo before and had a lot of questions about the experience, I wasn’t sure when or where would be the right time for me […]
Car shows illustrate the immaculate attention to detail that owners use to showcase their vehicles. But car shows do not demonstrate the hard work that goes into making the cars […]
This Monday and Tuesday I sat on the couch and watched the finale of Peter’s journey on “The Bachelor.” Usually every season when I scroll through my social media, I […]
I first started to write LGBTQA columns this summer when I went to Portland Pride. Being Queer was a piece of myself that I was nervous about sharing but felt […]
We all have given or received a lecture on “why reading news matters.” Currently, there are so many different platforms where people get their news and share opinions. The amount of people receiving their news from newspapers is declining. The decline in this industry threatens print newspapers and reporters.