I am a Christian. My family is Christian. My friends are Chrisitian. Faith is all around me and has been since I was a little girl. I attended catholic grade school and high school and now attend a Chrisitian university. To say the least, faith is important to me. President Donald Trump’s State of the … Continue reading
Trystan Weir, 2015 alumnus of Greene County Career and Technology Center and Jefferson High School, knew the college path was not for him. Weir wanted to help people and make an impact on their lives, but the path he wanted to pursue required a technical education rather than the traditional four-year college degree. His dream … Continue reading
The men’s indoor track team performed its last regular season meet of the indoor season Saturday, Feb. 8 at the Jim Wuske Invitational hosted by the University of Mount Union. The meet served as the athletes’ final opportunity to see where they rank in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference before they go head to head with … Continue reading
Coronavirus migrates from China to the United States The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently confirmed another case of the coronavirus in the United States. The total reported cases in the United States now totals three, all from different states: Washington, Chicago and California. The virus originated from China, where the reported cases have … Continue reading
With a cast of 18 students chosen and rehearsals underway, the countdown to this year’s spring musical has begun. According to Edward Powers, professor of theatre and director of the show, there are about two months, 40 rehearsals and 100 hours of practice until the Goodwin Performing Arts Center opens its doors for this year’s … Continue reading
The world is on fire, quite literally. California’s deadliest wildfire season occurred just two years ago in 2018. It resulted in the burning of 1.8 million acres of land. Now, these same flames have ignited in Australia. If the pictures of the hellish flames scorching havoc across innocent wildlife or the heart wrenching reports of … Continue reading
A piece of history with a beautiful scenery are the words Frank Pecjak, president of the Warrior Trail Association, used to describe one of Greene County’s hidden gems, the Warrior Trail. “The Warrior Trail is part of our history,” said Mike Belding, chairman of the Greene County Commissioners. Once used as a trade route for … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s indoor track team is taking the season in strides as the women and men’s teams competed in their second meet of the season Saturday, Jan. 18 at the Pioneer Open hosted by Marietta College. Although some athletes competed at the team’s first meet of the season at West Virginia University, this meet served … Continue reading
Students sampled foods from around the world Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the annual Ethnic Food Fair, which is held every year by the Student Activities Board. There was a variety of dishes and desserts from Sweden, Thailand, Japan and many others. Michelle Keith, graduate assistant for the Student Services Office, was in charge of organizing … Continue reading
Last Thursday, Nov. 14, Santa Clarita, Calif. High School students were left helpless and scared as one of their fellow students opened fire with a .45-caliber pistol. The site is one that has become very familiar to students across America as this shooting served as the 44th school-shooting in the last 46 weeks, according to … Continue reading
