by Kiyanna Dowling Over the past few years, the York Galleria Mall has slowly been disappearing. In the past month, over 17 shops are vacant, leaving many potential shoppers to travel far for their shopping conveniences. As shoppers stroll through, the mall is very dead and bland with … [Read more...]
York Fair moves opening to July
March 1, 2019 by
by Alex Franqui The York Fair has opened in early September every year for the past two hundred and fifty four years. Recently the general manager of the York Fair General Manager, Mike Froehlich announced that it will be opening in July instead of September starting in 2020. The fair will still … [Read more...]
Life After High School: The Class of 2019
February 21, 2019 by
York Suburban’s “Senior Destination” board showing students’ after high school plans. by Kiyanna Dowling With York Suburban High School reaching its second semester, the seniors’ high school career is quickly coming to an end. Seniors have already experienced their last first day of s … [Read more...]
Trump speaks to the State of the Union
February 21, 2019 by
by Maddy Glennon On February 5, 2019, President Donald J. Trump made his second State of the Union address in Washington D.C., where he spoke of the current state of the nation as he addressed Congress and the citizens of the United States. Mr. Trump confronted topics such as his … [Read more...]
Surviving R. Kelly
February 21, 2019 by
by Iyana Carter January 3, 2019: the mini series Surviving R. Kelly aired on television. This day would change the lives of many by exposing the raw material and interviews of the victims of Robert Sylvester Kelly. People may have heard of Kelly for his well known songs such as Believe I can … [Read more...]
Miscarriage Leads to Jail Time Overturned 3 Years Later
February 14, 2019 by
Dafne McPherson moments after being told she is finally being released prison. by Fio del Pielago In 2015, a Mexican woman was charged with homicide and sentenced 16 years in prison. Dafne McPherson was working at a department store when she felt a sharp abdominal pain. She … [Read more...]
Gun Violence Grows in York
May 22, 2018 by
by Katie Garcia-Alcala People never want to feel as if they are unsafe in their own homes. Parents always tell their children to “Lock the doors, close your windows, stay inside, and don’t open the door to anyone you don’t know.” People are supposed to be safe in their own homes, but what is to sa … [Read more...]
The Future Generation will become More than we Expected
May 21, 2018 by
by Katie Garcia-Alcala With the graduating class of 2018 moving on with their lives and starting their new beginnings, I can’t help but to look back and think about our time as kindergarteners. With time that seemed to escape us, the children to come will create wonderful and fantastic things in t … [Read more...]
Spring Fashion Week Recap
May 4, 2018 by
By Madeline Abel Even though it may not seem like it, spring is finally here, and with it come many new fashion trends from brands across the world. With The Big 4 Fashion week just wrapping up in February, the world has been blessed with new designs from brands like Gucci and Roksanda. … [Read more...]
Women Paid Much Less Than Male Athletes in the Sports Industry
April 26, 2018 by
By Will McGowan The sports industry has always been keen on spotlighting the games involving males. Legends such as Stephen Curry and Clayton Kershaw dominant their respective sports leagues by gaining immense salaries every year. Over 35 million dollars are paid to Kershaw alone, while Curry … [Read more...]