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Relay For Life represents one of the most significant fundraising events in the world by dedicating itself to helping cancer victims. While the 35-year-old movement changed drastically over the years, its goals and commitment remain the same. The movement has drastically grown over the years and will continue to help people for years to come.

“Relay for Life” spreads breast cancer awareness nationwide

Tori Altamirano, Reporter
November 3, 2022
Breast cancer shows up all around the world with 264,000 cases each year. So many family and friends are affected by this cancerous disease, breast cancer needs to be acknowledged. Just sending links about mammograms or spreading the word on what the disease really is and what it can cause has a powerful impact. Breast cancer happens to be a very tough cancer although, if a person is paying attention it can be easy to prevent.

Save the Ta-Tas: a lighthearted approach to serious business

Jackson Cobb, Reporter
October 1, 2022
The State Department of Health put the majority of Jackson, Mississippi on boiling water notice on July 29, due to the high cloudy water levels coming from the old water plant. In late August, the Pearl river flooded and damaged the largest water plant in Jackson. The government overlooked the old water plant, which needed fixing prior to the incident, but never happened. The town desperately needs addressing due to its high crime and old and damaged infrastructure.

The water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, and restoration

Divine Idiku, Reporter
September 21, 2022

NC Relay laps cancer

Riley O'Neill and Emmett Schindler
May 10, 2016
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