The colors on the leaves have changed. There is a crispness to the morning air. Pumpkins have begun appearing on the front stoops of homes. Yes, the fall season is
While journaling may sound like an activity only professional writers should take part in, everyone can reap the benefits of this activity. You should not be intimidated by this process,
Finally, the carefree days of summer have arrived. Gone are the busy days of the school year. Plus, with the COVID-19 pandemic “somewhat” behind us, children and adults are thrilled
It’s the spookiest time of the year! Halloween has officially arrived in the Tar Heel state. While the traditional “All Hallows’ Eve” activities, like visiting pumpkin patches and attending
Many North Carolinians will agree that our home state is strikingly beautiful any time of year. However, it is a well-known fact that autumn is when this state seems to
National Hispanic Heritage Month began in 1968, as a weeklong observance recognizing Hispanic culture. The event quickly expanded to a month-long celebration in 1988 by Congress. California Congressman George
Lazy days of summer often bring on nostalgic childhood memories of reading or listening to stirring stories. Yet for many, time is not on one’s side when it comes
It comes as no surprise that music education is one of the many items on the chopping block for budget cuts within public education. Many believe that music is
BY ELISA WALLACE COPPEDE From breaking the proverbial “glass ceiling” of the White House to advocating for women’s right to vote, there are many great women we all must thank
BY ELISA W. COPPEDE What is a severe life-threatening problem that affects every country in the world? Human trafficking. According to dosomething.org, a website dedicated to helping young adults volunteer, promote
