Editor's note: This article was written as a submission for the "On the Spot" newswriting category at the FSPA District 4 workshop. The entry received first place in the competition. Three hundred and...

Everybody needs something that gets them through the day or just something to give them that extra umph. Many start their day off with coffee, but most of us drink energy drinks. A few very popular ones...

Following a summer of no mandates, students at Robinson High School return to open stands, no social distancing and even the promise of homecoming. But as COVID cases rise, Robinson's return to normalcy...

Editor’s note: This story was written for FSPA’s Newspaper Team competition. The FSPA State Convention was held virtually from April 22-23. On April 13, the one-dose Johnson & Johnson (J&J)...

As April comes to an end, here is an updated list of important days that will end out the fourth quarter. Seniors can pick up their graduation signs Wednesday, April 21 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. in front...

As of April 5, any person 18 and older is now eligible to receive any of the three vaccines approved for emergency use by the Food and Drug Administration. Those who are 16 and 17, however, are only eligible...

On Saturday, March 27, a small crowd gathered at Curtis Hixon Park to rally for the conviction of Derek Chauvin and justice victims of police brutality. As Chauvin's trial continues, so has an emphasis...

Nearly a year ago, George Floyd's death spiked an uprising of protests for the Black Lives Matter movement and against police brutality in the United States. Nearly a year later, his murderer, Derek Chauvin,...

For many students, the Bright Futures Scholarship Program is a reliable financial resource, often encouraging instate attendance to Florida public universities. "Bright Futures is great. My family relies...