- May 19Review: Unmasking the ultimate villain: Joe Goldberg
- May 19Royally Obsessed
- May 15A Stitch In Time
- May 15On the Loose
- May 14Vatican selects a new American Pope
- May 5Texas’s “school choice” bill is finally signed into state law
- May 2The dark story behind "kidfluencers"
- April 25Flint-and-steel'ing the spotlight
- April 14The Price of a “Furever” Pet
- April 14Science Olympiad makes History
![A variety of signs advocating for various policies on display. In the days leading up to the election, the community advocated for their desired local candidates and bills by advertising them outside of early voting locations.
“I would say one of the big [misconceptions] is that big elections are the only ones that matter, AP Macroeconomics teacher Megan Pilewski said. “I think that so much is decided on a state and local level that affects you on a day-to-day basis.”](https://rhsrumbler.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/voting3.jpg)
