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May 20, 2022

Who am I? Who are you?

Those two questions, as important as they are, are seldom asked. Instead, some rely on assumptions regarding the ‘who’ questions, assumptions that are often based on political clues. In that case, if someone supports candidates of a certain party, that support may serve to reflect on the innate value of that person. In other words,... Read More
Arts + Music, Culture, Features, Uncategorized
May 18, 2022

A Few Things to Know About Therapy…

Therapy isn’t one size fits all. Nothing in life should be. We were all uniquely and wonderfully made, therefore, our therapy should be as well. Surprisingly, there is a wide variety of therapists. I have ADHD and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (plus a few other likely non-diagnosed things), therefore, it was important for me to find... Read More
Features, Health, Mental Health
May 12, 2022

Having a Blast

It’s almost time to brush off home plate, dig into the batter’s box and toe the rubber for a new season of Danville Otterbots baseball, the sophomore campaign of a club that’s made up, fittingly, of college freshmen and sophomores. For General Manager Austin Scher, last season might have had a few growing pains, but... Read More
Features, Local
April 22, 2022

#GirlDad

April 4, 2018 changed my life forever. That’s the day I became the father of a young girl, Ava Layne Vogler. The late, great Kobe Bryant would popularize the term #GirlDad for those of us who are blessed enough to have a little girl in our lives. When I found out we were having a... Read More
Confessions of a 30 Something
April 13, 2022

The Indie Bookstore Resurgence

You’ve heard of shopping local, but how about reading local? In a time when local businesses face many challenges, from e-books to competition from big- box stores to the pandemic, one type of business that is maintaining its place in the local market is the independent bookstore. Once a staple of any community and a... Read More
Features, Local
April 10, 2022

Shooting Her Shot

In the second quarter of George Washington girls basketball’s matchup against Salem last December, GW senior Amara Harrell launched a jump shot that fell through the net. GW head coach Mancino Craighead immediately called a timeout and walked onto the court and over to his player. He didn’t offer words of criticism or advice, but... Read More
Cover Feature, Education, Local
March 18, 2022

Taking Care of Your Gut

Did you know March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month? It’s not an awareness month that we hear as much about, but it’s just as important as any other. The colon, aka large intestine, plays a vital role in processing the food you eat. It’s the last part of the human digestive system and functions to... Read More
Confessions of a 30 Something
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