The Double Life of a Digital Teen – Why Social Anxiety Thrives in Our Online-First World
An inside look at the growing gap between teens’ online confidence and real-world anxiety—and what can help close it.
Leveling the Playing Field for Youth Sports
With costs skyrocketing for many elite youth sports programs, learn about local organizations doing their part to make sports both fun and affordable.
Unified Sports: One Team, One Community
Unified Sports makes youth athletics accessible for everyone. Read how local coaches are building programs to meet the unique needs of their schools and why athletes aren't the only ones benefitting.
BOLT: Building Our Legacy Together
With TED-like talks and performing arts, students at Skyview High School build their legacy together by sharing what makes each of them unique.
The Future is Now: Two Groups Expand Access to STEM
Learn how two local nonprofits are making STEM curriculum and careers accessible for disadvantaged youth in Clark County.
Next Steps: Young Adults Find Support and Mentoring on Their Career Path
Read how a focus on mentoring and mental health is helping young job seekers find success.
The Principal/The Playwright: Heritage High School Students Debut Musical Written by Their Principal
Heritage High School's principal can now add "playwright" to his resume. Read how students and staff are coming together to debut the high school theater show he wrote.
M.E.Ch.A.: A Club of Many Cultures
From ofrendas to traditional dances, Hispanic and Latinx high schoolers invite all to celebrate their heritage year round.
Suicide Prevention: It Takes a City That Cares
For Suicide Prevention Month, read how a Camas couple turned their personal tragedy into a force for hope--and how you can get involved.
Bulldogs at the Barbell: Special Olympics Powerlifting
Clark County's Special Olympics powerlifting team is making their post-COVID comeback, breaking down barriers and competing at the state and regional level.