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This gym was supposed to be packed with the boy and girls basketball teams practicing for playoffs.

COVID-19 has given students an early break, but not everyone wants it

April 4, 2020 Matthew Hagerty 0

With high schools closed or moving to online classes, all sports and athletics have been cancelled for the remainder of the year and some students aren’t happy.

Uncertain time for entrepreneurs

April 2, 2020 Patrick Newhook 0

New business owners are wondering what’s next.

School is out but student athletes aren’t quite ready for early summer

April 2, 2020 Matthew Hagerty 0

‘We probably had a chance to win but it’s over now.’

Wreaths have been laid down together with candles and photos in memory of the victims of the Hanau shooting. Nine people lost their lives during the attack. Photo credits to hr.

In mass shootings, words are important

March 12, 2020 Kicker 0

“What we experience is that, when something like this happens, people’s desire for reliable information is growing.”