photo courtesy of Logan Xayaseng Junior Logan Xayaseng puts together the waistband of a skirt that he is making for his sister, sophomore Lilly Xayaseng. He enjoys sewing because it allows him to relax after a busy day and creates an opportunity to make things for others. Junior Logan Xayaseng began sewing and altering clothing to save money and learn something new. He posted his sewing journey online to keep track of his progress, gaining nearly 2k followers on his Instagram,...

photo courtesy of Coggins Photography Starting as just a few families, struggling to homeschool their children, Mrs. Jane Cantrell, Mrs. Jamey Wood, and Mrs. Kristi Brannen, determined to create a change, set out to simply help their peers, but in the process, created what would become one of the first hybrid schools in the U.S. The King’s Academy has not always been what we know it as today. In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting a group of moms, Jane Cantrell, Kristi...

infographic by Lucia Austhof It's homecoming season, and most girls are scrambling to find the perfect dress, buy the best shoes, style their hair and get their nails done. None of these things are bad; there is a fun, anticipatory aspect to all homecoming prep, but a strong focus on it can lead to dangerous comparisons and distorted views on one’s body. With social media usage and the importance of physical appearance growing in modern culture, there is also an increase in body...