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David Hume III, • November 1, 2024
It was December of 1926 and the northeastern United States from Chicago to the mid-Atlantic was reeling from ice and snowstorms.
Charles Bins, Writer, illustrator • November 1, 2024
Dale Gardner’s stomach is churning. His biggest client, a mining company, is under investigation for polluting the groundwater.
Gerald Decker, Founder, President • November 1, 2024
I would like to invite you to the Cameron Art Museum (3201 S 17th Street, Wilmington) on Saturday, November 2, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a morning of artful lantern-making and conversation.
Weddings today have gotten totally out of hand.
Mom, picture this at my wedding: Just as the guests are tasting their decadent gâteau au chocolat (aka chocolate cake), the band plays “September” by Earth, Wind & Fire.
Lisa Mote • November 1, 2024
Many cats I have loved and lost. Seventeen have resided with me over the course of my life. Outside , well-fed, spade or neutered. The two swirling around my feet at the present time are both 11 years old and are sisters. These girls have...
Dan Mask • November 1, 2024
Someone built it there, it was there, just south of highway 17.
Every six months, my husband, Tony, goes to his cardiologist for a checkup and I go with him.
Nancy Bryans, Writer, Teen Scene Editor, Production Assistant
Dan Neizmik, Contributing Writer
Linda Merlino, Contributing Writer
Kaitlyn Steve, Contributing Writer
Maryann Nunnally, Contributing Writer
Brendan Connelly, Contributing Writer
Victor Fernandes, Contributing Writer
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Kaleigh A., Teen Scene Intern • November 1, 2024
Thanksgiving is a holiday that is celebrated with iconic traditions like the foods we eat, the people we spend it with, and the words we exchange. The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade is an annual event in New York that started in 1924. Is it a tradition in your family?
Makayla P., Teen Scene Freelance Writer • November 1, 2024
Thanksgiving in our house has always been a time for bonding and laughing and watching movies. But the main part of Thanksgiving that I remember ever since I was little was admiring my mom.
Violet A., Teen Scene Freelance Writer • November 1, 2024
As the holiday season approaches, we think about gift-giving and spreading cheer. This year, consider making a donation to Habitat for Humanity in honor of friends and family. It’s a meaningful way to celebrate the season of giving and contribute to a cause that changes lives.
Contributed • November 1, 2024
A Charlie Brown Christmas with BAC Community Players, Santa Claus & You. Join the fun -- Ugly Sweater Contest. Reserve your FREE SEATS today! P.S. Remember to bring a donation for the Food Pantry.
Makayla P., Grade 11, BC Early College High School • November 1, 2024
Students and teachers risk their lives every day to either give or receive a simple education. Why is it that to learn we have to learn in fear?
Violet A., Teen Scene Freelance Writer • November 1, 2024
The film teaches us about accepting differences and working together, . . . The movie focuses on family and friendship. Even when things get tough, they stick together, and it shows how powerful love can be.
Makalya P., Teen Scene Freelance Writer • November 1, 2024
The annual Brunswick County Intercultural Festival took place Saturday October 12th this year at the Riverwalk Park in Bellville. The first thing that I noticed when I arrived at the festival was all of the different fashions that people were wearing to represent their culture. A beautiful scheme of colors worn in bright and dark shades all blended together to create a piece of art.
Gerald Decker, Founder, President • November 1, 2024
Teen Scene and the Journalism Class at Heide Trask visited WWAYTV-3 and the Battleship North Carolina!
Contributed • November 1, 2024
Creative Teens: Here is an opportunity to learn about Salvador Dali, a prolific and versatile 20th-century Spanish surrealist artist
Abigail B., Grade 7, Leland Middle School • November 1, 2024
I went from house to house, hauling in buckets of candy, but something still felt… off. I felt like I was being watched. Finally, I had to pass the ghost house, an old mansion that had been abandoned for years…
Ruby C., Grade 7, Leland Middle School • November 1, 2024
They always searched the room, looking for what might be the cause of their drowsiness every time they entered the room.
Lariyah D., Grade 11, North Brunswick High School • November 1, 2024
Did I cross the line? Is it too late? Have I finally run out of time?
Willow P., Staff Writer, West Brunswick High School • November 1, 2024
Cell phone bans have been sweeping the nation after a rise in educational difficulties resulting from cell phones and teenage social media use. Brunswick County Schools decided to join this trend.
Olivia P., Staff Writer, West Brunswick High School • November 1, 2024
Before coming up with sketches and ideas for your artwork, one of the most important steps of my process is collaboration. To understand exactly what the story needs and what the writer expects of you, you need to communicate and ask questions.
Phillip L., Year 8, William Clarke College, Australia • November 1, 2024
In a world characterized by unprecedented technological advancements and geopolitical tensions, the concept of existential threats looms larger than ever. At the heart of our collective consciousness stands the Doomsday Clock...
Thurston L., Year 12, William Clarke College, Australia • November 1, 2024
I recommend you remember this quote by Mandy Hale, “If someone treats you badly, just remember that there is something wrong with them, not you. Normal people don’t go around destroying other human beings.”
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