So You’re Graduating
As the end of the semester nears, concern begins to grow in the backs of the heads of graduating students about what they’re going to do after walking across the stage. Some may have jobs lined up already but there…
Month: March 2024
Longtime Playhouse in the Park director steps down
Lisa Copeland is stepping down from her position as executive director of Murray’s Playhouse in the Park after more than 15 years. Copeland is still performing her duties as director during a transition period as Playhouse’s board determines how to…
Stitching Bonds: A Local Quilter’s Tale of Love and Creativity with Her Mom
A feeling of fellowship with others, or community, is the basis of any well-rounded organization. While this sense of togetherness is crucial to success, a dedicated person with a genuine love for what they accomplish each day is what makes…
GOFOR Pizza Has a New York Style Pizza All its Own
By: Elliot Emerson GOFOR Pizza has its roots all the way in New York where one of the owners, Kent Schoonover, grew up. When he came to Kentucky he tried to find a familiar pizza, but never could. “He [Kent]…
Young breaks Murray State scoring record
History is made every day across the globe, but it’s not everyday that a University’s scoring record gets broken, especially one that has stood for 35 years. Enter Katelyn Young: the senior forward who has officially passed Sheila Smith to…
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Black Student Hairstylists Bring Confidence and Solidarity to Campus
For many Black students, Murray offers scarce options in styling in haircare. While there are many hairstylists and salons in this area, very few specialize in the unique needs of afro-textured hair. Two students have partnered together to fill in…
Pet Owners Are Forced To Make Tough Decisions
It is a luxury to be able to have a pet, but what happens when you can’t afford to take care of it? The December 11, 2021 Mayfield tornado had an impact on many people’s lives in its aftermath, but…
McCracken County charities combat homelessness as unsheltered population rises
By: Mason Galemore In 2022 the homeless population in McCracken County was over 100. City officials and charities are anticipating the number for 2023 to be higher, encouraging local nonprofits to push for solutions. The K-Count – also referred to…
Reach People Where They Are: Community Leaders Focus on Relationships amid Fatigue
Voters in Kentucky will face some important decisions when election season starts this November; in addition to the next President, Kentuckians will vote in members for the House of Representatives and legislators within the State Senate and House. Even a…