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Special to the Daily Lao Tzo proclaims that, “To lead people, walk behind them.” When reflecting on the significant impact that Battle Mountain High School junior Jenifer Macias is having on her peers, I recall her quiet but significant role modeling of community and youth engagement. Jenifer has sought out numerous opportunities for herself, from academic to service, in order to learn about various pathways, develop a network, and relish her high school experience. I first met Jenifer as a...

Article content Education and resources were the messages Monday evening from local officials regarding fentanyl use by youth in the community. Officials with the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit, the Brockville police and both local English-speaking school boards spoke for an hour about the ongoing public health crisis in the area. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Supports available to deal with youth fentanyl use Back to video In ...

Article content Education and resources were the messages Monday evening from local officials regarding fentanyl use by youth in the community. Officials with the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit, the Brockville police and both local English-speaking school boards spoke for an hour about the ongoing public health crisis in the area. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Supports available to deal with youth fentanyl use Back to video In ...

Barnes, better known as Lionel B, poses for a portrait in his home studio in Tampa, Florida. After getting laid off and trying to figure out how to come up with some money, he remembered his old Google Adsense account. — Tampa Bay Times via AP TAMPA, Florida: Things were looking down for Lionel Barnes in late 2018. He’d been let go from his information technology job in Plant City, Florida. A rocky relationship had ended. He was soon sleeping in his 20-year-old Mercedes with his teenage son...

‘Speechless!’: ‘Black Ink Crew’ Fans Are Shocked After This Employee Cops to Stealing $5,000 from the Shop The cast from the popular VH1 reality series “Black Ink Crew: New York” made their return to the small screen during the season 9 premiere of the show after a nearly year-long break.  As many viewers of the show may know, Ceaser Emanueland his band of tattoo artists have been through a lot together over the years, and the pandemic appeared to push the group further to the edg...

Lindsey Schmidt and Sophie Warren Timberland High School seniors Lindsey Schmidt and Sophie Warren have received the Distinguished Student Leader Award from the Missouri Association of Student Councils (MASC). This award recognizes Missouri students who demonstrate superior student council leadership skills and knowledge based on MASC criteria and evaluation procedures. Schmidt has been a member of Timberland student council for three years and currently serves as the second vice president of h...

By Logan Rude Apr 9, 2021 1:35 PM BELOIT, Wis. — Two twins graduating from Beloit Memorial High School are headed to Brown University in the fall on full-ride scholarships. Kimberly and Kerilynn Guervara are among the 1,652 students admitted to the Ivy League university’s 2025 class, according to the School District of Beloit. More than 46,000 students applied to the university this year, making it the largest applicant pool in Brown’s history. “Kerilynn and Kimberly are excepti...

In a rare admission, MTV says its programming offers a dim view of mental health Steven Zeitchik, The Washington Post April 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A scene from "The Hills: New Beginnings" in 2019. The MTV series was one of 29 studied by researchers and found to be misrepresenting mental-health challenges. The networks executives are now trying to change that.MTV When "Jersey Shores" Ronnie Ortiz-Magro got into an on-camera fight with his sometime-girlfriend Jen Harley a few years ago, wo...

As Oprah's interview with Megan, Duchess of Sussex, puts mental health again in the headlines, the president of MTV Entertainment Group says the timing couldn’t be better to revamp the way mental health is portrayed.

The first birthday for Charmaine Bey’s daughter, Nola Glenda Bey, is less than a week away, and in honor of the special day, the “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” star took a trip down memory lane.  On Friday, March 12, the reality star shared two hilarious photos of herself baring her fully grown belly alongside her husband, Neek Bey. Neek donned a huge smile in the snap as he held a little board that read “40 WEEKS 280 DAYS & STILL PREGNANT… March 12.” Meanwhile, with both hands support...