With school almost over and spring in full swing, Amador students are spending time outdoors now more than ever. It’s hard to miss them. On every corner of campus, a group...
On May 9th, Yukio Shimomura took to the stage at the Dublin Library to share his family’s experience in the Japanese internment camps during World War 2. His presentations...
Freshman Midfielder Sydney Nissen (‘28) has quickly made her mark this season, earning a spot on the Amador Valley Highschools varsity girls Lacrosse team and becoming an...
Recently, San Francisco’s California College of the Arts (CCA) opened its doors for its special guests: The gold and silver key winners of...
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...
“I’ll wake up at two o’clock in the morning, just to see if I got a text from my niece in Iran. But there’s no promise of hearing...
California has been using attendance-based funding for decades. Because California is one of five states that use this method, controversy has...
As of recently, there has been a fight for the federal reserve that might shape its role within the United States government. The Federal...