One of the most festively decorated holiday houses in Petaluma this season belongs to our school’s sports medicine teacher, Heather Campbell. Located on the west side of Petaluma on 5 Wallenberg Way, the house sits on an easily accessible corner covered in red, white, and blue lights, holiday cut-outs,...

Senior Abby Vestnys knew she loved to sing, but she never thought that her vocal abilities would present her with some extraordinary opportunities. Her voice has allowed her to travel to various states to lead worship and conferences, and even audition for a major network television show. The way she...

On August 27, the Santa Rosa Junior College formally announced that, due to the continuing coronavirus risks, they plan to extend their remote learning instruction throughout the spring semester of 2021. To ensure that students and staff remain safe and healthy, Frank Chong, president of the SRJC, concluded...

As COVID-19 made its way into Sonoma County in late March 2020, restaurants in town were forced to cease all in-person service and move to take out, delivery, curbside pick-up, or drive-through only. Our local restaurant industry has taken a significant hit because of the shelter in place order and the...

High school students across the globe are sheltering in place due to the coronavirus. For most, this means hunkering down with family at home and getting very familiar with the video conferencing app Zoom. But what if home and family aren't in the United States? This was the problem posed to Casa Grande...

Getting a driver’s license, driving to school, and getting their own space in the student parking lot is an exciting time for many students. However, the power to drive is one that comes with great responsibility: one that not all students take completely seriously. Senior Sophia Easley shares her...