By JAMES SPANGLER, OD A short time ago Times Observer ran a well deserved front page article on the book Rory Land by friend and Warren Area High School classmate TM Gay. It was about the ups and ...

All but the U.S., state and military flags are now barred from classrooms, but final approval of a policy to streamline the ...

Ahead of Tuesday’s school board meeting, the district received a letter from the SC Department of Education urging Beaufort ...

Prime Day 2025 is officially happening, and this year’s timing couldn’t be better for back-to-school shopping. Although most ...

They felt excluded by "millennial moral censorship" — but is their work pushing boundaries, or just pushing buttons?

You might remember when the situation at Beaty was so bad that it was covered on the front page of this paper. One of the teachers appeared before the school board to report a chaotic environment — ...

At first, it didn’t go well. The eight-top table for solo travelers was half-empty, and it quickly became apparent that none ...

Farr's "delulu" protagonist plays a Patty Hearst-like role in this novel about being 18 and becoming the face of a militant ...

On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled that parents with religious objections to books with LGBTQ+ characters must be allowed to ...

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Nine months after being removed, 18 banned books were returned to library shelves in Colorado’s Elizabeth School District last week, following a federal judge’s order.

Joy Roberts was emotional when she talked about her father, William “Bill” Roberts, the namesake of a K–8 school in northeast Denver. She and her mother, Sandra Roberts-Taylor, flipped through the ...