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By: Audrey Noring, Sports and Activities Editor and Social Media Assistant
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On Sunday, Sept. 28, the Kaneland community was informed of the unexpected passing of Kevin Larson, a dedicated special education teacher at Kaneland High School for nearly 20 years. Larson was...




By: Bobby Leavey, Co-Sports & Activities Executive and Broadcast Manager
November 10, 2025


When life feels stressful or unpredictable, we know that we can always rely on our favorite familiar things to come back to. Finding a daily routine that you love to do can help reduce stress when everything feels draining. With the holiday season coming up, finding relaxation in things that feel familiar and nostalgic can make the time even more enjoyable. We are coming up on the season of finals, gift shopping and lots of holidays, so it's important that we are able to find ways to relax during a hectic season. For me, it's important that I spend time with my family and balance doing schoolwork while enjoying the holiday season. Falling back on our nostalgic favorites and finding that comforting feeling can help us to make the season even more enjoyable than it already is and take away some of the stress. Finding that comfort in familiarity doesn’t necessarily mean that we are avoiding change or growth, but our mental health is crucial...

One of the most popular constitutional amendments is unsurprisingly the first one. As it appears in the Constitution, it states, “Congress...

By: Ethan Butler, Reporter
8 hours ago







