Cecilia Rubio, Staff Writer
September 29, 2020
Are you having trouble remembering upcoming school events? As we are adjusting to this new schedule, it is hard to keep up with what is going on around the school, such as sporting events, upcoming holidays, and important announc...
Rachel Sandstrom, Staff Writer
September 27, 2020
Life is a bit different these days. Now with many schools being completely online, kids are having to adjust to a whole new way of learning.
Middle schoolers Faith and Hope Sandstrom share the challenges they face on a day-to-da...
Maynor Chinchilla, Editor - People Page
September 27, 2020
Coronavirus has changed so many things: jobs, the economy, and the way we stay safe. This has caused a lot of controversies because everyone has a different point of view in life. One of the big controversies in the country ar...
Claire Mulkey, Director of Communications
September 26, 2020
COVID-19 has forced the closure, both temporary and permanent, of many businesses, establishments, and schools. The Roswell Library, after undergoing renovations since August of 2018, had to be closed just a few short months ...
Savannah Young, Staff Writer
September 26, 2020
When schools were ordered to close in March 2020, many students found themselves searching for things to do in order to pass time; whether that be cleaning, aimlessly driving around town, or taking walks around the neighborhood.
However, so...
Drew Maddox, Staff Writer
September 25, 2020
School is one of the main things that has been affected during the pandemic, as it is a huge gathering of people. However, education is too important for COVID-19 to restrict it.
This past year has been extremely challengin...
Claire Mulkey, Staff Writer
May 6, 2020
In light of recent events, recreational outdoor time is more important than ever. Many people who are self-quarantining are turning to walks, runs, bike rides, and hikes as activities to alleviate boredom or get extra exercise a...
Natalie Navarra, Staff Writer
May 5, 2020
Pollen season can be the most miserable few months for people with pollen allergies, especially in Georgia. In fact, on March 26, 11 Alive reported that the pollen “count has soared to 3,697. That's the worst day yet this year, and would have been the fourth-highest count last year.”
Some people have really bad allergies, while others are blessed wi...
May 5, 2020
Macey MacArthur, Feature Editor
May 2, 2020
The world is in a chaotic state. Airlines are shut down, hospitals are overcrowded, public spaces are emptier than ever before.
With everyone shut inside, it is a trying time for many people; however, the disabled and mentally ...
Smriti Tayal, Director of Design
April 30, 2020
Roswell restaurants are pulling together in light of the situation to help out the community by providing meals for local school children and the food insecure. Amidst the unknown future of their businesses, these local owners ...
April 28, 2020
