All kids grades K-12 in Lincoln Public Schools have the resource of using a school issued chromebook. While this handy technology driven tool can be very helpful when navigating the reins of schoolwork,...

Nebraska might seem boring at first glance, but if you look outside of Lincoln and Omaha, it may be surprising how many hidden gems there are to be found. From Seward, NE over to Fremont, NE, there are...

M3GAN, a horror-comedy movie released on Jan 6th, 2023, starred actors Amie Donald and Jenna Davis as M3GAN, Allison Williams as Gemma, and Violet McGraw as Cady. The movie follows 8-year-old Cady,...

“The most wonderful time of the year,” where there was “much mistletoeing,” and “hearts a-glowing,” ended almost a month ago. As the students ride the high of Christmas and the New Year, we...

Music is something that most people generally enjoy. Lucky for music fans, lots of new tunes have been released from various artists like Taylor Swift, The 1975, and SZA. Continue reading to find out a...

It’s just a bunch of hocus pocus! Everyone’s favorite witches are back, but in 2022! “Hocus Pocus 2” came out on September 30, 2022, exclusively on Disney Plus. The movie’s stars include Bette...

Muchachos Restaurant and Food Truck was established originally in the form of a food truck over five years ago. It was started by Nick Maestas, a Cozad, Nebraska native, in attempts to relive and recreate...

What's the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of the public school system? Is it cartoon caricatures of a schoolhouse? Classrooms full of learning students? Or is it grades? One thing that...

“Relatable and terrifying content that scares you even more because you know that it really happened.” Linnea Welsh, an avid true crime listener, said. Welsh is just one of millions who enjoy...

On September 30, 2022, just before halloween season, Smile was released to theaters with astounding appraisal. Sosie Bacon stars as Dr. Rose Cotter in this thrilling and terrifying film, garnering attention...

According to the article “‘One-drop rule’ persists” by Steve Bradt in the Harvard Gazette, as recently as 1985, a Louisiana woman was denied the ability to identify herself as “white” on her...