September is Suicide Awareness Month Suicide is not an uncommon occurrence. In fact, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, in 2016, 45,000 people died of suicide. However, knowing the warning signs and knowing where to go can substantially decrease these deaths. The warning signs of...

I remember it like it was yesterday. When I took my first steps through the front doors, it felt as if I was lost in a big city, because I had no clue where anything was. This was the beginning of a whole new chapter in my life. It took me a while to get acclimated to my surroundings. Once I did, time...

Science teacher Beth Huckabee expected to retire from teaching 35 years into her career, but now 48 years later, she continues to educate and inspire her students. Huckabee recently reached her 40th year teaching at the Bluff. Throughout the years, the experienced educator has witnessed drastic changes...

Economic hardship comes with the impending threat of poverty, homicide and corruption in communist countries such as Venezuela. Sadly, practically nothing is being done to help struggling Venezuelan citizens. Venezuela is a small country on the coast of northern South America. It is home to a variety...

Speaking to the top two highest ranked scholars in the school, you probably wouldn’t expect them to be as humble as they are. When Lora Seehusen found out her place as Valedictorian, it was far from something she expected. “I thought I probably was going to be top 10, but like the lower half...