Doctors looking into treatments for COVID-19
Sarah Levenson, Features Editor
June 10, 2020
As doctors all over the world race to find a vaccine for COVID-19, some are putting their focus on finding other treatments to help slow, and hopefully stop, the spread of the coronavirus. It occurred to people that the technology and medicine possibly needed to eliminate the virus already exists, but...
Businesses could be affected by pandemic after it is over
Mason Hedge, Managing Editor (Print)/Co-Distribution Director
June 10, 2020
The mass spread of the coronavirus has drastically changed the way everyone goes about their daily lives. People rarely go outside of their own house, and when they do, they leave prepared with masks, hand sanitizer, gloves and anything else that feels necessary. After all, no one wants to contract...
Freedom community comes together to honor the class of 2020 through senior adoption program
Jessica Majors, Asst. Sports Editor
June 10, 2020
With the COVID-19 outbreak leaving schools closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year, many seniors are heartbroken. These students did not know they were saying their final goodbyes to fellow classmates on March 12 for the last time. Their senior proms and graduation are in the talks about...
Pandemic impacts mental as well as physical health
JoAnn Sharpless, Managing Editor (Web)
June 10, 2020
As the lockdown for COVID-19 continues, people are having a harder time dealing with their mental health. Whether people are dealing with prior mental health issues or have no history of mental health issues, many are finding themselves thrown into situations that they don’t know how to handle. This...
Students stuck at home without spring sports
Leannah Messenger, Contributing Writer
June 10, 2020
Sports have always been an essential part of many student’s lives, whether it’s competing in a sport of their own, being part of the crowd or watching sports on TV. Sports influence everyone every day, no matter who they are or what sport they are involved in. Without school being active, sports...
Navy video declassification raises questions
Keith Pawlowski, Editorial Editor
June 10, 2020
In a shocking turn of events, 2020 has gotten even more bizarre. On the list of blights befalling the people of the world: Ex-princes, pandemics, and now grainy footage of strange sky shapes. On April 27, The U.S. Department of Defense released a statement along with three videos with the file names...
Corona corrections
Sarah Levenson, Features Editor
April 30, 2020
Obviously putting a large portion of the human race on lockdown has an effect on the outside world. While COVID-19 has brought death and suffering to many humans, it has shone a light on the environmental state of our earth and benefited us in a way many did not expect. Climate change is an issue that many environ...
Students in the workforce affected by stay-at-home order
Madison Snavely, Editor-in-Chief (Online)/ Social Media Director
April 30, 2020
Family entertainment centers, restaurant hosts, waiters and waitresses, boutique workers, student teachers and other similar occupations all have one thing in common; they are a part of non-essential businesses. In late March, Governor Tom Wolf declared all non-essential businesses to close, leaving co...
PAWS-itivity in dark times
Hallie Spielman, Web Master
April 30, 2020
Barking, scratching and unintentional destruction is a common trend with pets. While pets can sometimes be a nuisance, they seem to be one of the perks of being stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic. Pets can provide students with love and attention while they are stuck at home working ...
Sowing seeds for a new hobby
Cole Skuse, Business Manager/News Editor/Copy Editor
April 30, 2020
With the stay-at-home order due to the coronavirus, many people have been looking for new pastimes. As spring has just begun and the days start to get warmer and longer, gardening is a skill that the average person can easily pick up. Whether herbs, vegetables or flowers are grown — or a combination ...
