By: BHS Features Staff February 5, 2025 We are five days into February, which means we are also five days into Black History Month. Therefore, we decided to explore the origins of Black History Month instead of writing an article about important individuals. Black History Month started in 1915 in Chicago, Illinois. Carter G. Woodson,Continue reading “The Impact of Woodson”
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Heritage of the Hurricanes
By: BHS Features Staff January 29, 2025 Heritage is important for many reasons because it shapes who we are, and it is a part of who we are. It shows people what we value and can also bring people and families together. Most importantly, it provides clues about our past and shows how our societyContinue reading “Heritage of the Hurricanes”
Martin Luther King, Jr.
By: BHS Features Staff January 22, 2025 A tribute to a man who paved the way for future generations is necessary for all to read and hear on a regular basis. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born into a family of pastors, thanks to his grandfather, James King. MLK’s father was a pastor atContinue reading “Martin Luther King, Jr.”
New Year’s Resolutions with a Blunt Twist
By: BHS Features Staff January 15, 2025 Although frigid temperatures have invaded Northeast Ohio, the first few weeks of 2025 have gone by smoothly. Typically in the new year, people make resolutions, but most do not stick to them for more than two weeks. Usually by late January/early February, old habits rear their ugly heads.Continue reading “New Year’s Resolutions with a Blunt Twist”
National Human Trafficking Prevention Month
By: BHS Features Staff January 8, 2025 Every year since 2010, presidents of The United States have dedicated January to be the month to raise awareness of human trafficking. This month, we celebrate the collected efforts of law enforcement officials, survivors, and many others, but we know the job is not finished. Human trafficking isContinue reading “National Human Trafficking Prevention Month”
Christmas History
By: BHS Features Staff December 11, 2024 Christmas is known all over the world! Even if some don’t celebrate it, they know about it. Today, we decided to shine our collection of holiday lights on the history of this beloved holiday. Long before Jesus’ arrival, many Europeans celebrated light and birth during the Winter, evenContinue reading “Christmas History”
National Human Rights Month
By: BHS Features Staff December 4, 2024 Everyone is entitled to their rights, so use this month to celebrate National Human Rights with your family and friends. No matter your race or heritage, we are all human. This year’s theme is “Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now.” This means understanding and acknowledging why human rightsContinue reading “National Human Rights Month”
Top Five Thanksgiving Foods
By: BHS Features Staff November 20, 2024 With Thanksgiving on the horizon, your mind is going to two places: The food and whoever/whatever you are thankful for. Today, we will make your mouth water by discussing the top five most popular Thanksgiving foods. *Number 1: Roasted Turkey and Stuffing Obviously, a roasted turkey will beContinue reading “Top Five Thanksgiving Foods”
Anniversary of Apollo 12
By: BHS Features Staff November 13, 2024 In 1969, Apollo 12 was launched. Fast forward to the present, tomorrow (November 14) will be the 55th anniversary of that launch. Apollo 12’s mission was to collect items from the Surveyor III spacecraft, including the camera on the Surveyor III, to see the exposure effects of theContinue reading “Anniversary of Apollo 12”
Native American Heritage Month
By: BHS Features Staff November 6, 2024 As early as 1916, Native American Heritage Month was celebrated to acknowledge the contributions and achievements of the Natives. So, November has been Native American Heritage Month every year since 1990. The first reported American Indian Day was in 1916, signed-off by the governor of New York, CharlesContinue reading “Native American Heritage Month”
Frightful and Insightful
By: BHS Features Staff October 30, 2024 Tomorrow is the day for free candy, costumes, and many scares, but today, we decided to shine our Jack-o’-lantern on the history of this spooky holiday. The Halloween tradition started with an ancient Celtic festival titled Samhain. People used to dress up in scary costumes and light bonfiresContinue reading “Frightful and Insightful”
Trick-or-Treat
By: BHS Features Staff October 23, 2024 Halloween is fast approaching, and aside from costumes, movies, and parties, candy is the most important item. It is no wonder why the dental industry is overly-busy during this season. An overabundance of sugar plus teeth equals a necessary visit. So, what are the top five, most popularContinue reading “Trick-or-Treat”
