Lindsay Wielonski

America S Teacher Sh • 7th February 2023

Stress and burnout are leading reasons for teacher shortages nationwide

Some students would be surprised to learn that their teachers might pray for snow days just as much as they do, but for different reasons – like hoping for breaks from the anxiety and exhaustion that teaching can cause.

Technology's Effect • 7th February 2023

Mobile phones enhance lives, present challenges as they become embedded in society

Emergency service functions make up only a fraction of the capabilities of mobile phones. Compared to early 2000s cell phones, today’s devices usually include GPS, fitness trackers and an abundance of free information available to users. But, they can also be sources of non-stop distraction and channels that allow for bullying and constant comparison to others. As mobile phones have become more complex over the years, they’ve changed many areas of life. With each advancement, they’ve become more embedded in society.

The New Political • 16th November 2022

An Appalachian water crisis: How a local proposed project could increase the area’s water safety and improve public health

In rural Appalachia, many share the constant struggle of something that people in major cities may take for granted: consistent access to safe drinking water.

Issuu • 9th August 2022

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29th May 2021

Ohio schools implement enriching Farm to School programs, despite challenges

Federal Hocking Local School District in Stewart, OH, was recently awarded an implementation grant to invest in the district’s Farm to School program, a program that aims to enrich students’ lives through education and bringing locally grown, farm-fresh food into schools.

The Post • 28th March 2022

Facebook-mom advocacy: how support in the arts helped a new band grow

Isaac King looked to the shaggy-haired drummer, quickly fixed his gray baseball cap and pushed his glasses closer to his face before strumming the first melancholy chord of “Pool House” by The Backseat Lovers. King and the drummer shared a brief moment, smiling at each other, before the band launched into a slow melody that mirrored the left-out-feeling lyrics of the song.

20th May 2021

Local student, Rilee Malloy, leads campaign to raise money for cancer research

Rilee Malloy, a senior at William Mason High School located in Mason, Ohio, was named the 2021 Cincin- nati Student of the Year through the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society on April 9.

Cincinnati CityBeat • 6th February 2023

Through Community Book-Sharing Boxes, Cincinnatians Are Developing Relationships One New Reader at a Time

“Reading is fundamental,” countless teachers, cartoon characters and public service announcements told children in the 1980s and 1990s. A good book or two is the key to a fulfilling career, creative relaxation time and engaging conversation among friends, they said.

The Post • 22nd February 2022

Bubbles Tea teams up with Bobcats of the Shelter Dogs to encourage dog adoptions

Taylor Mead, general manager at Bubbles Tea and Juice Company in Athens, Ohio, said one of Bubbles’ company values is to engage in its community, and the company’s upcoming fundraiser, “Puppy Hour,” will allow it to do just that.

On Feb. 26, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Bubbles and Bobcats of the Shelter Dogs, or BOSD, plan to collaborate to host “Puppy Hour,” which is a fundraising event that will benefit the Athens County Dog Shelter. $2 from each drink sale will be donated to the shelter. Addition

The Post • 7th February 2023

Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery campaign to raise money for reopening, in-person programming

The Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery recently launched its Capital Campaign, which aims to raise funds that will be used to open and renovate its new building on Columbus Road.