On March 4th of 2023 Judy Heumann took her last breath and the world became a little darker. Staffer Nicole Chedraoui dedicated this week’s article to telling the story of her real-life superhero. This is a love letter to Judy Heumann. Continue reading Dear Judy
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When catastrophe struck the small village of East Palestine on February 3rd, the media imploded. Today staffer Nicole Chedraoui talks logistics and gives her take on the emerging environmental crisis. Continue reading Let’s Talk: The Ohio Environmental Crisis
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By: Ruby Garff 2023 continues to be a year plagued by gun violence. It seems that every time we look at our phones or turn on the news, we see reports of a new devastating attack. We’ve reached an inevitable … Continue reading The Michigan State University Shooting, “How Many More?”
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On October 13th of 2022, five beautiful lives were taken from the Wake County community. This week Herald staffer Nicole Chedraoui pleads the importance of gun control for our nation. Continue reading Gun Violence Is a Public Health Crisis: It’s Time to Talk About It
By: Miranda Knowles On May 7, the Highlands Ranch community gathered together as they remember the ultimate sacrifice that Kendrick Castillo made for his classmates. Several of his former classmates left him flowers and spoke to his parents, John and … Continue reading Celebration of Kendrick Castillo: 3rd Anniversary of His Tragic Death
Growing up in the 2000s, every little girl went to Claire’s. Many went there to get their ears pierced and to buy the newest jewelry you could split with your best friend. Now, they have something for older kids! Read to find out! Continue reading Claire’s Body Modifications
By Liela Hafshejani The day is January 13th, 1996. The city is Arlington, Texas. Little Amber Hagerman, age nine, was riding her bike to the local grocery store. That’s when tragedy struck. Jimmie Kevil, a local, saw a man in … Continue reading The History Behind the AMBER Alert
“The ironic part of this is that women didn’t even have the right to vote in America until 1920, yet in 1919 a woman was essentially the acting president of the United States.” Continue reading America’s “First Female President”
Being that this past Saturday was the 20th anniversary of 9/11, many people were more focused on the wrong thing. Instead of mourning the loss of so many innocent lives of the people in the towers, the planes, the Pentagon, … Continue reading do better.
By Ellis Keipper I went to a secular private school most of my life. Due to the geography of the school and the demographics of students that attended it, many of the values of the students and teachers that went … Continue reading Atheism and Tolerance
This week the Herald’s own A’Breya Young speaks on the history of the black church, and all of the years slave masters have manipulated the word of God to suppress African Americans. Continue reading The Black Church
This week Gabrielle London speaks on the recent storm that ripped apart the state of Texas. Continue reading The Texas Snowstorm: A Southern Nightmare
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