Update: As of Nov. 17, Stockbridge schools will be closed until January 2021. After seven months of quarantine and school closing, many students are excited and happy to be back. However, rumors of school...

Families are becoming homeless because of COVID, or they have lost their job during the pandemic.  In January of 2018, nearly 553,000 people were counted as homeless in the U.S., 35% were unsheltered...

Thanksgiving can sometimes get boring with the same desserts being brought by family each year. Grandma brings the berry pie, mom makes the pumpkin pie and your cousin brings the chocolate chip cookies.  This...

Courtney Fletcher remembers her first day of school as a secretary at Stockbridge Junior/Senior High School.    “It was a stressful yet happy day with new and returning students with their...

“They make me laugh and make me do my work,” eighth grader Wyatt Perry said. “Chris Hall is my favorite because we’ve been friends for two years now.”  Senior Chris Hall is a LINK for Wyatt—well,...

When small, rural schools do not have the funding necessary for classes and supplies, students suffer the consequences and teachers are left to stretch the budget. Teachers have to cover several classes...

A posting for a secondary special education teacher popped up February 4. This middle-of-the-semester opening signals need for assisting the growing population of special needs students and caseloads in...

The classic Ramen noodle dinner and the freshman 15 may be true, but how about winning the lottery?  Gen Zers in college struggle day to day to afford housing and other expenses. These expenses can...

“Usually teams get on the bus upbeat,” bus driver Leslie Reasoner said.  Reasoner has taken countless teams to their games. Seeing them from the time they get on the bus, during the ride with athletes...

Boys basketball: 2 injuries. Competitive cheer: 1 injury. Wrestling: 1 injury. Bowling: 1 injury.   The numbers look good, but according to athletic director Meghan Kunzelman, winter...