After learning remotely since Michigan closed schools in March, it was announced that students and staff will slowly be brought back into schools for face-to-face learning. While kindergarten and first grade students returned this week, secondary students learned that they will be back in their classrooms...

It was a close match for the JV soccer team against Romeo. After coming off a close loss against this same team earlier in the season, they were determined to win this time around. With the clock running down in the second half, they managed to get the ball to the other side of the field and take a shot. "GOALLLL."...

We’ve all heard of the bill of rights, but what does it actually do for us? Let’s break down the first amendment. The first amendment was ratified in 1791 as part of the bill of rights: otherwise known as the first ten amendments of the US constitution. The first amendment has four parts. It tells...

COVID-19 has affected many genres of life, now sports. Football, soccer, and volleyball athletes got a new piece of required equipment to wear: masks. Students have been finding ways of evolving the way the mask are worn and working out with the mask on. "We have been wearing the masks since June,...

Football players, families, and fans were disappointed to hear the news. After a member of the varsity football team tested positive for COVID-19, Utica's Sept. 18 home opener against L'Anse Creuse North was cancelled. "I know that a lot of the players, as well as myself, are disappointed that we...

Michigan schools were closing, and within minutes of the governor’s announcement, senior Ashley Siluk was texting her yearbook adviser, Stacy Smale, to figure out how to move forward. As editor-in-chief of the yearbook, her job description changed dramatically--literally overnight. “I was stressing...