photo courtesy of Mary Stewart Finn If you ever pause and think about past decisions, chances are at least one or two bring a twinge of doubt, possibly even regret. Making choices can be hard. This is especially true when you are prone to overthinking and overanalyzing everything like I do. Throughout high school, I’ve had to make hundreds of decisions. Some of them were simple, but many of them posed a challenge. During freshman year, I was homeschooled and ran track and cross country with a...

photo courtesy of TKA Knight Football Although sophomore Kingston D’Apice has been golfing for over three years, this is his first year at The King’s Academy. D’Apice previously went to Woodstock High School but decided he wanted to enroll in a more Christian environment. Approaching four years in the sport, sophomore Kingston D’Apice participates in competitive golf tournaments as a solo player and is part of The King’s Academy golf program for the first time this spring. D’Apice...

infographic by Mae Bearden A government shutdown began Oct. 1 after Congress failed to approve funding bills for the next financial year. On Nov. 12, President Donald J. Trump signed a bill to put an end to the 43 day shutdown. There have only been four complete shutdowns in the United States before the present, and this most recent shutdown now marks the longest according to an article by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. The hold in money caused some federal employees to have...