Students in the Comp Civics program are finding creative and collaborative ways to raise money for their upcoming trip to Washington, D.C., organizing a variety of fundraisers...
On March 24, Caffeinated Cowboy Coffee held their official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Valley Avenue. The drive-thru and walk-up shop sells coffee, Red Bull, matcha, and other...
A Meet That Honors History The track at Amador Valley buzzed with energy and excitement on March 7th, as athletes from schools across Northern California gathered for the...
After almost eight years, Tatsuki Fujimoto’s hit manga series, Chainsaw Man, came to an end on March 24. Fans were surprised by the abrupt...
The Lighthouse Literary Magazine is currently accepting submissions for its sixth issue. It is an award-winning, annual publication that showcases...
In PAL’s Nancy Thompson Memorial Wall Exhibition inside the Firehouse Arts Center, Jean Batchelder displays her watercolor paintings. ‘'Every...
After the dual attacks on the Twin Towers and the one on the Pentagon, Americans collectively held their breath. Killing 3,000 Americans, this...
The grace period for paying student loans has ended. There has been a pause for a long time on student loan payments due to the COVID-19 Pandemic,...
Everyone hears about the new tariffs being announced, but many don’t realize the real impact they can have—especially for students at Amador...