Under the soft glow of auditorium lights and the echo of warm applause, the WPLD Awards Banquet unfolded as more than just an end-of-year ceremony—it was a heartfelt celebration of family, legacy, and...

Moving from middle school to high school brings a shift in both academics and expectations. Students take on greater responsibility, managing their schedules and adapting to faster-paced, more independent...

When Mr. Jesse Howell took his Biology 3 students outside for a lesson, he did not expect to have a visitor. In the creek near the school, students noticed a water snake struggling to free itself from...

Understanding money isn’t just for adults — it’s essential for students, too. Kentucky has taken a significant step by passing House Bill 342, making financial literacy a mandatory course for...

As May rolls in, so does AP season, a time filled with flashcards, review sessions, and late-night cram sessions.  For high school freshmen, it marks their first taste of college-level pressure, and...

While officials report that emissions levels have decreased, Adrian Bryant, Civic Information Specialist at Civic Lexington, says this is a misconception.  Global warming and climate change are no longer...