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By: Pastor Byard Parks The young senator John F. Kennedy was making his last stop of a long campaign day, visiting the University of Michigan. It was 2 o’clock on a cold October morning, yet 10,000 students had gathered outside in the dark, waiting for this presidential candidate to roll in.  After arriving, Kennedy made …

From: City of Collegedale Commissioner Laura Howse   Collegedale Is Moving Forward  I was introduced to someone recently who expressed concern about the state of the city. Let me be the first to assure you: Collegedale is in a really good place. Of course, we can and will improve, but I know my fellow commissioners and …

Discover alternative mental health strategies like journaling and reaching out to supportive staff to overcome barriers to therapy and improve well-being.

By: Samuel Guerra Some time ago, while scrolling on my phone, I was about to share an article on my then-Twitter account when a prompt appeared on my screen: "Want to read the article first? You're about to share an article you haven't opened yet." It immediately made me realize that I had only read …

After a powerful summer of canvassing, I found encouragement in Isaiah 43:10—“You are my witnesses.” Even when the mountaintop fades, God calls us to keep moving forward. By sharing our testimonies, we strengthen our faith, remember His leading, and trust Him more with the challenges ahead.

By: Abby Dizon  At the start of a new semester, college students not only experience the emotional strain of stress, but also the physical effects. Those who have experienced significant stress know its toll, often leading to headaches, tense muscles and other discomfort. Here are some quick college remedies that you can utilize to alleviate …

By: Clint Jones Southern Adventist University is facing the possibility of not producing a Memories yearbook for the 2025–2026 school year. This marks the second time in the history of the yearbook that the university may not have one.    This news comes after the inability to find a student to lead the yearbook team for …

COLLEGEDALE— On July 8, Cambridge Square announced on its Facebook page the closure of Joe Mama’s, a locally owned shake, sandwich and salad restaurant that opened Jan. 26 of this year. This news was followed by a second announcement on Monday, Sept. 1, that a restaurant under the same ownership, Marthie Ann’s, would be shutting …

By: Chloe Smith On Aug. 21, the Collegedale Police Department took part in the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)’s initiative, Operation Enduring Justice, partnering with the FBI to locate and apprehend individuals associated with exploiting minors. As a result, 11 arrests were made, eight of which involved attempted sexual activity with minors.   Throughout the process of …

As graduation approaches, many students face anxiety about jobs, finances and life after college. Here’s how to navigate the transition with confidence.

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