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Review: “Terra”

Review: “Terra”

Nov 17, 2020

Review of the digital-only album from Eric Alexandrakis

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

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Review: “The Best of Me”

Review: “The Best of Me”

Nov 17, 2020

David Sedaris’ newest novel ranked second on Amazon charts

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

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See what Dexter has been up to in the latest upcoming season

See what Dexter has been up to in the latest upcoming season

Nov 10, 2020

Get ready for Dexter’s dangerous comeback in 2021

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

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Spoken word poetry by WOU Alum is entertaining and educational

Spoken word poetry by WOU Alum is entertaining and educational

Nov 10, 2020

Smash through boredom with spoken word poetry, “Smash the Lense”

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

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Say hey to Santa at the online 53rd annual tree lighting ceremony

Say hey to Santa at the online 53rd annual tree lighting ceremony

Nov 10, 2020

Enjoy the upcoming holiday tree lighting event online 
Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

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Review: “The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope”

Review: “The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope”

Nov 3, 2020

Good jumpscares, well-written plot and new mechanics makes “Little Hope” a big success

Cora McClain | Editor-In-Chief

Stephanie Moschella | Digital Media Manager

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Geocaching: The latest way to beat the blues and boredom

Geocaching: The latest way to beat the blues and boredom

Nov 3, 2020

Strap on some boots and explore the area with geocaching

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

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Find a well-loved book at Second Chance Books

Find a well-loved book at Second Chance Books

Nov 3, 2020

Local second-hand bookstore with cozy charm has a book for every reader 

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

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Nostalgic spooky movies to watch this Halloween

Nostalgic spooky movies to watch this Halloween

Oct 27, 2020

A list of spooky movies that are sure to please

Cora McClain | Editor-In-Chief

Stephanie Moschella | Digital Media Manager

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Horror podcasts to scare and entertain

Horror podcasts to scare and entertain

Oct 27, 2020

Tune into these scary podcasts just in time for spooky season

Rylie Horrall | Managing Editor

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