Recently cars have been developing to add and expand safety features to make driving safer. However, some developments in cars have made driving more dangerous for those around them opposing what the changes...
Pleasant Valley senior Tanner Cournoyer has always been involved in a multitude of activities. From elementary to high school, Cournoyer has participated in basketball, soccer, football, baseball and eventually...
Students graduating high school are presented with many post-secondary options. Despite all of these paths, a majority of students chose college, and an increasing number of students believe college is...
LeClaire, IA is well known for its downtown shops and tourist attractions like the Buffalo Bill Museum and American Pickers. However, the town's recent development has seen a shift to appealing to general...
Schools are much more than just teachers and students. Staff members including custodians, bus drivers and cafeteria workers all work very hard behind the scenes, ensuring a clean and safe environment.
As...
Just a few weeks ago, Bettendorf’s second Indian store opened its door, bringing with it dozens of new opportunities for the growing local Indian community.
With over 7,000 Asians in the Quad Cities...
As the new year begins, people start setting their New Year's resolutions. One of the most common resolutions is going to the gym or working out. While some people stick to these resolutions, not all do,...
The US is one of the few democracies in which the president is limited in the number of terms they can serve. While this allows for the continuous introduction of new ideas and perspectives in the government,...
Fridays For Future is an international movement led by students who strive to combat climate change through action and their voices.
The organization has garnered millions of activists across chapters...
TikTok and other social media platforms have begun using the term ‘brain rot’ to describe unintelligent behaviors, abnormal actions or immature vocabulary usage. The rise of ‘brain rot’ highlights...
Clare Tinsman, Student Life Editor
• December 19, 2024
While many children wake up on Christmas morning with presents under the Christmas tree, other children do not receive any gifts because their families are unable to afford the expense. Over 19% of children...
With Thanksgiving landing on Nov. 28 this year, the latest it could possibly be, many shoppers are feeling the stress of the condensed holiday season and are experiencing challenges due to the increased...
