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Montrose’s Once Upon a Time Has Served Local Readers a Diversity of Books for 57 Years
America’s oldest children’s bookstore Once Upon a Time has served the Montrose community for generations.
Opinion: Dear Gen Z, you don’t have to change the world
While Gen Z takes a step toward advancing change, other generations cannot take a step back.
“She’s not afraid to speak her mind:” Maya Henry tells important stories through journalism
Rising senior Maya Henry finds herself in politics, writing, and journalism, telling stories and making change one day at a time.
Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman appointed to U.S. Supreme Court
The Senate confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court.
“At what point do I practice subversion?”: States are afire with wars over book banning
Recent bills across states in the U.S. have opened the discussion of book banning.
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The NHL halts season, pulls players from Olympics due to COVID-19
Because of an increase in COVID-19 cases, the NHL suspended play until at least Dec. 28.
Critical race theory meets opposition in state legislation
States across the country are making efforts against or for critical race theory.
Review: Taylor Swift’s short film ‘All Too Well’ highlights relationships with unequal power dynamics
The film makes you look at a large age gap in a relationship.