The ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment by the Virginia state legislature raises questions about the future of the amendment on a national level.
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Clothing choices go beyond skin deep when the unethical and unsustainable practices of the fast fashion textile industry are taken into account.
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In the face of COVID-19, many Athenians are working to create personal protective equipment for medical workers in the community.
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Clarke Central High School freshman coordinate algebra teacher Becky Begnaud is retiring from CCHS at the end of the 2019-20 school year.
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The 13th annual Visions of Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration took place at the Lyndon Art House on January 18. The event celebrated the legacy of MLK through performances and visual art.
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The Clarke Central High School marching band will potentially play their final home game halftime show of the 2019-20 school year on Nov. 22 against Wayne County High School for the second round of the Georgia High School Association AAAAA football state playoffs.
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The Clarke Central High School marching band has been preparing for its next competition on Oct. 26 at Berkmar High School in Lilburn, Georgia.
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Clarke Central High School junior Micah Shannon moved to Athens in the fifth grade and now finds a community at Active Climbing.
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Built around core values of sustainability, Eden’s Café is a newly-opened plant-based addition to Athens, Georgia at 1660 W. Broad St. The café offers a changing menu sprinkled with locally-sourced and organic ingredients.
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After placing 3rd in the Georgia High School Mock Trial Northeast Georgia Regional Competition, the Clarke Central High School Mock Trial team will continue to the district level on Feb. 23.
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Sex Education, a raunchy Netflix original released Jan. 11, negotiates social issues through the eyes of high schooler Otis Milburn, the unofficial sex therapist of his peers.
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The pressures and expectations of adolescent life can cause intense stress in many teens. Schools have a moral obligation to address and educate students on stress management.
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Hozier, the musician behind the hit song “Take Me to Church,” released his new EP, “Nina Cried Power,” on Sept. 6. The EP, complete with four tracks, displays Hozier’s diverse musical talents.