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Experiencing the COVID-19 crisis as a senior in high school has been both surreal and stressful. I was far from thinking of it as a real issue until the state-wide quarantine was issued and...

It’s clear that senior year for the class of 2020 is vastly different from anything we expected. Most of us saw the last quarter of senior year as a traditional, celebratory culmination of...

Unpredictable. The hardest part about this COVID-19 pandemic is that it was unpredictable. Of course, we knew little bits of information regarding the virus, but overall, it was something...

Covid-19 has had a major impact on my senior year as well as everyone worldwide. When I first heard of the virus, I never really expected it to impact America, because terrible things such...

by Chuck Colbath Vail residents John Chaisson and I have found our 10th year the most challenging and exciting one yet. Having to shut down for a month made us realize we needed to keep our...

By Jessa Brighton Imagine living in a world where you must knock on a door and speak through a peephole to enter the only bar where you are allowed to dance. The walls are painted black...

by Susan Summers To say the least, the months of April and May were frenzied for staff members and volunteers at Resources Vail Food Bank, but immensely gratifying on many levels. General...

By Patrick Whitehurst Father’s Day might look a little different in 2020 than past years, but dads will still get a chance to shine. Social distancing, due the coronavirus pandemic...

By Rob Hallberg Next to the 10-gallon hat, there is no more widely recognized symbol of the Southwest than the giant Saguaro cactus. The bloom of the Saguaro is the Arizona state flower and...

By Gary Fenstermacher Elders experiencing frailty, whether mental, physical, or both, often face a choice between remaining at home or entering a long term care facility. This month’s...