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April 16, 2024
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MANUAL
Many community members and leaders showed up to the Wednesday board meeting.
JCPS board votes to end most magnet and traditional transportation despite community concerns
Isabella Edghill and Grace Fridy • April 11, 2024

This Wednesday, April 10, the JCPS Board of Education voted 4-3 to end busing to all magnet and traditional schools except for Central High School...

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Central High School 11th graders Jeylin Cano Solis (left) and Anaya Coleman (right) hold up signs in front of the Van Hoose center. Photo by Lydia Morgan
JCPS families and staff call for equitable transportation for students, school board cancels vote
Kaelin Gaydos • March 30, 2024
Buses park between Manual High and Noe Middle. Photo by Lydia Morgan.
JCPS Board of Education to vote on transportation plan for the 2024-25 school year
Morgan Schmidt • March 25, 2024
Students file into the front entrance of Manual in the morning. Photo by Isabella Shory.
Manual begins counting tardies from Evolv weapons detectors
Guest Contributor • March 24, 2024
The sign created for the Black History Month program. Photo by Ava Blair
Manual hosts annual Black History Month program
Aly Peeler • March 1, 2024
SPORTS
The LIV tour is causing changes in professional golf. Design by Dia Cohen
The fast-paced plays in professional golf
Katie Dikes • April 17, 2024
The LIV Tour is a dominant force in professional golf and remains to be.
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Court storming is common after a big wins in college sports. Design by Ryleigh Herndon
The controversies and celebrations of court stormings
Katie Dikes and Mayrin Romero Hernandez • April 12, 2024
The NCAA introduced multiple changes to womens volleyball. Design by Emma Tucker
OPINION: Controversial NCAA rule changes are improving women's volleyball
Stella Kolers • April 9, 2024
The team huddling together. Photo by Lydia Adams
Baseball falls to Tates Creek in shutout
Lydia Adams • March 30, 2024
The Lady Crimsons on the field. Photo by Katie Dikes
Varsity softball beats Denmark in epic thriller
Katie Dikes • March 29, 2024
ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT
Trinity's “The Music Man” gives young women across Louisville additional performance opportunities
Guest Contributor • April 8, 2024
REVIEW: Selma brings attention to 1960s voting rights movement
Ryleigh Herndon • March 21, 2024
REVIEW: Stage One presents Number the Stars
Liv Ashley • March 12, 2024
SATIRE: New Evolv weapons detectors keep students safe
Leo Tobbe • February 25, 2024
BHM: Impactful art from the civil rights movement
Aya Al Waeli • February 22, 2024
OPINION
Louisvilles homeless, or unhoused population, has a dire need for assistance. Design by Aly Peeler.
OPINION: Louisville's response to the homeless crisis is insufficient
Aly Peeler • April 15, 2024

Every winter as Louisville experiences some of the coldest days of the year, the city’s thousands of homeless suffer severely, and not enough...

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The NCAA introduced multiple changes to womens volleyball. Design by Emma Tucker
OPINION: Controversial NCAA rule changes are improving women's volleyball
Stella Kolers • April 9, 2024
On February 1, 1965, Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested and brought awareness to the civil rights abuses in Selma. Design by Ryleigh Herndon.
REVIEW: Selma brings attention to 1960s voting rights movement
Ryleigh Herndon • March 21, 2024
The counseling office works with Manual’s Mental Health Practitioner, Elise Christensen, to provide Trauma Informed Care to students.
OPINION: Removing Trauma Informed Care programs would be detrimental to students’ mental health
Isabella Edghill • March 19, 2024
At Rose Revival Forums, students and teachers across the state discuss and learn about Kentucky education standards. Photo courtesy of Maanya Sunkara.
OPINION: Kentucky has an urgent need for the Rose standard of quality education
Guest Contributor • February 21, 2024
LOCAL
Last year, sports-betting became legal in Kentucky. The future impacts are unsure. Design by Dia Cohen.
The legalization of sports-betting in Kentucky and its impacts
David Schenk • April 18, 2024

On Sept. 28th, 2023, online sports betting applications and websites went live in Kentucky. Gambling in the state has long been sequestered...

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Central High School 11th graders Jeylin Cano Solis (left) and Anaya Coleman (right) hold up signs in front of the Van Hoose center. Photo by Lydia Morgan
JCPS families and staff call for equitable transportation for students, school board cancels vote
Kaelin Gaydos • March 30, 2024
Buses park between Manual High and Noe Middle. Photo by Lydia Morgan.
JCPS Board of Education to vote on transportation plan for the 2024-25 school year
Morgan Schmidt • March 25, 2024
The beautiful stage for Number the stars
REVIEW: Stage One presents Number the Stars
Liv Ashley • March 12, 2024
Blak Koffee, opened in April 2023, acts as a community space for residents of Louisvilles Russell neighborhood. Design by Dia Cohen.
Coffee Shops are bigger than coffee: Blak Koffee’s role in the restoration of Louisville’s Harlem
Caleb Singleton • March 5, 2024
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