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Wildfires Continue to Rage in Australia

Wildfires Continue to Rage in Australia

Heidi Banaschak, Staff Reporter January 15, 2020

The Australian wildfires have been taking over the media, with headlines being updated every hour and posts being spread around online, attempting to bring awareness to the disasters. Currently, 24...

Weekly News: Jan. 6-10

Weekly News: Jan. 6-10

Aiden Nesci, Staff Reporter January 10, 2020

President Trump orders death of Iranian General. On Jan. 3 President Trump ordered a drone strike on Iranian general Qasem Soleimani. The United States decided to attack Soleimani because of the...

Update on President Trumps Impeachment

Update on President Trump’s Impeachment

Vibha Srinivasan, Staff Reporter January 9, 2020

On December 18, 2019, the House of Representatives officially impeached President Donald Trump. The news quickly erupted, with millions of social media posts, Youtube live streams and Trump himself angrily...

Farewell 2010s

Farewell 2010s

Jocelyn Laiz Diaz, Staff Reporter January 7, 2020

With the start of a new decade, it is time to look back and reflect on the memories from the past decade. The last 10 years have had many ups and downs, including the first african-american president,...

St. Peters Sings Carols for Nursing Homes

St. Peters Sings Carols for Nursing Homes

Emily Ostrom, Staff Reporter January 6, 2020

Christmas is supposed to be a time of joy and celebration and everyone deserves to experience that happiness. The people of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church recognize this and want Christmas joy to reach...

Free Meals Over Winter Break

Free Meals Over Winter Break

Joycee Redman, Staff Reporter December 31, 2019

Seamless Summer Option Food Service Program is going to team up with Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. (BCSC) to serve free meals over BCSC’s winter break. The meals started on Dec. 23 and will continue...

Start the New Year Right With These Old Traditions

Start the New Year Right With These Old Traditions

Grace Wolter, Staff Reporter December 31, 2019

The end of the decade also brings in the new year. On Dec. 31, people all around the world will gather, waiting in anticipation as the clock strikes midnight. Whether you are celebrating with your family...

Things to Do in Columbus around Christmas

Things to Do in Columbus around Christmas

Allie Hall, Staff Reporter December 9, 2019

Wondering what there is to do in Columbus around Christmas? Allie Hall gives seven great Christmas activity ideas for friends and families in Columbus. https://youtu.be/BsFWotCioZE

Brain Chips: The Virus of the Future?

Brain Chips: The Virus of the Future?

Robert Kanehl, Design Editor December 3, 2019

In 2016, inventor and entrepreneur Elon Musk founded a company under the name “Neuralink.” Up until recently, the motives and purpose of this trademark have been unknown. However, in July of 2019,...

The Fight For Democracy

The Fight For Democracy

Aiden Nesci, Staff Reporter November 8, 2019

Beginning in June 2019, the Hong Kong protests have been increasingly violent. Hong Kong's Extradition Bill states that criminals can be extradited back to mainland China. This upset Hong Kong citizens...

Petition to Move Halloween Celebrations to Weekend

Petition to Move Halloween Celebrations to Weekend

Gaby Heredia, Content Editor October 31, 2019

Halloween is a holiday that is liked by many people, but the day it usually falls on is not. Obviously trick-or-treating is a major part of the holiday and what most kids and families look forward to....

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Never Forget: The Remembrance of 9/11

Alli Barnette, Staff Reporter September 11, 2019

On this day, 18 years ago, our country went through a terrible tragedy that could only be explained in one word; terroism. On Sep. 11, 2001, a series of four coordinated terrorist attacks by the Islamic...

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