Youth volunteer rates dropping at Warbler Ridge
By Gabriella Castro As many teenagers are coming into contact with financial struggles and face the pressures of work, their struggles impact programs that need volunteers and community service. Throughout … Continue reading
Booth balances busy schedule
By John Morse Jailynn Booth is an incoming senior at Harrisburg High School. She spent her three years very busy and involved in many things, such as color guard, yearbook … Continue reading
Guerrero Lopéz strives for ethical journalism
By Gabriella Castro Upcoming junior year student Ruby Guerrero Lopéz unlocked a new passion for reporting and expressing her views on politics to her community, as seen in her sharing … Continue reading
Healthcare has journalism too
By Lauren Conwell When you think of the healthcare field you might think of a doctor or a nurse, but what if I told you that you could be a … Continue reading
The Wordsmith
By Lauren Conwell If you can picture it in your head, you can write it, says a future female writer, news anchor and lawyer named Maia Weissman. The 16 year-old … Continue reading
Meet Lily Yang
By Adelaide Kota “I don’t really like to write.” That’s what Lily Yang, a 17-year-old senior at Champaign Central High School, thought before starting her time in journalism. This time … Continue reading
Kota finds work-life balance senior year
By Lily Yang From ballet to baking and creative writing to reading, 16-year-old Adelaide Kota has many hobbies. Kota first started writing in middle school, where she wrote an 11-part … Continue reading
Meeting Morse: a enjoyer of the arts
By Jailynn Booth John Morse is a high school junior at Eisenhower High School, located in Decatur. Morse has many achievements including being in AP classes, he also has been … Continue reading
The importance of sibling bonds
By: Cora Gayford Shoes squeak across dusted gray tiles, insulating the buzzing and packed hallways. Doors slam open as teenagers pour into tight-knit rooms, furnished in monotone. New faces are … Continue reading
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