All posts tagged "Community"
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Community
/ 2 weeks agoSit, Stitch, Belong: Knit & Spin’s Next Chapter
Knit & Spin has never been just a place to buy yarn. From its earliest days to its next chapter, the...
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Community
/ 1 month agoHow Business Leaders Can Influence Positive Change Locally
How Business Leaders Can Influence Positive Change Locally I started CatchMark with a simple mission. Help people and solve problems. That...
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Opinion
/ 3 months agoA Community Platform Only Works If It’s a Community
Every story we publish starts with the same underlying question: Does this matter to White Lake? CatchMark Community wasn’t created just...
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Latest News
/ 6 months agoCommunity Steps Up: Food Help Around White Lake
As SNAP and grocery costs create uncertainty, the community steps up to make sure no one goes hungry
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Arts/Entertainment
/ 10 months agoOpen Community Call for Lighthouse-Themed Art
This summer the Arts Council of White Lake – Nuveen (ACWL-Nuveen) will host a free opportunity for community members of all...
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Opinion
/ 10 months agoThe Path to Resilience: Solutions for a Healthier Generation
Fifteen-year-old Alex sat in his school counselor’s office, struggling to cope with a poor grade on his latest math test. “I...
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Opinion
/ 11 months agoThe Decline of Free Speech in Educational Institutions: A Threat to Open Discourse
The university auditorium was packed but free speech was tabled. A guest speaker, invited to discuss controversial social issues, stepped onto...
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Opinion
/ 11 months agoPolarization and the “Us vs. Them” Mentality: How Division Weakens Society
It was supposed to be a simple classroom debate on climate change, but within minutes, the discussion turned into a heated...
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Opinion
/ 12 months agoThe Dangers of Emotional Reasoning: When Feelings Override Facts
The Dangers of Emotional Reasoning: When Feelings Override Facts It was the first day of a college philosophy class, and Professor...
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Opinion
/ 1 year agoThe Role of Social Media in Shaping Thought and Behavior
It was midnight, and sixteen-year-old Emily lay in bed, her face illuminated by the glow of her phone screen. She had...
