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My experience at the Casey Goodson Jr, rally

My experience at the Casey Goodson Jr, rally

Ben Burton, Writer, photographer
December 23, 2020

Here's how the district records COVID-19 cases and communicates them to the public

Here’s how the district records COVID-19 cases and communicates them to the public

McKenna Christy
November 18, 2020

Governor Mike DeWine’s Address to Ohio Regarding COVID-19

Governor Mike DeWine’s Address to Ohio Regarding COVID-19

Abby Turner
November 11, 2020

D-12 Candidates at the debate hosted by the Columbus Metropolitan Club.

D-12 Candidates Face off in Debate Covering COVID-19, Health Care, and Taxes

McKenna Christy
November 2, 2020

Change in the Powell Community: Making an Anti-Racist Environment

Change in the Powell Community: Making an Anti-Racist Environment

Abby Turner
October 2, 2020

Dear OLSD: Stories of Racism in Our Schools

Dear OLSD: Stories of Racism in Our Schools

Abby Turner, Writer
June 29, 2020

Powell's Peaceful BLM Protest Exemplifies the Necessity of Unity in Community

Powell’s Peaceful BLM Protest Exemplifies the Necessity of Unity in Community

McKenna Christy
June 6, 2020

Ohio Primary Changes

Ohio Primary Changes

Abby Turner, Writer
March 31, 2020

Amy Acton: The Face of Ohio's Coronavirus Task Force

Amy Acton: The Face of Ohio’s Coronavirus Task Force

Abby Turner, Writer
March 18, 2020

Keeping Up A Good Mental Health

Keeping Up A Good Mental Health

Abby Turner, Writer
March 16, 2020

An empty/sad classroom at OLHS

Patriot Press ongoing coverage over school hiatus

March 16, 2020

In this Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011 photo, visitors watch as a truck dumps compost materials inside a receiving area at the Cedar Grove processing facility in Everett, Wash. The city of Seattle began requiring residents in 2009 to recycle their food scraps along with weekly yard waste pickup and the results have been impressive: in 2010, the citys contractor kept 90,000 tons of Seattleites banana peels, chicken bones and weeds out of landfills and converted that waste into rich compost prized in gardens. But the company processing that green waste has come under fire by citizens and others who complain of a pungent stench emanating from its two facilities located outside of Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Composting Comes to Powell

Paige Oatney, Writer
February 6, 2020

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