Black History Month holds its origins dating back to the early 20th century, when Carter Woodson, proposed the celebration because of under-representation of black people in American history classes. It is quite noticeable simply looking through a U.S. history book that the majority of the focus is ...

According to Time magazine, as of July 2016, only 100,000 Holocaust survivors were alive worldwide and that number continues to drop every day. Sophomores at Milford High School were given the amazing opportunity to go on a 90-minute tour of the Farmington Hills Holocaust Memorial Museum. Afterward, st...

Ecstatic energy filled the gym as several games of basketball were simultaneously being played. Rapturous cheers from fans and volunteers echoed throughout the room, making it an indescribable atmosphere. On Sat. Jan. 28, over 50 teams, including about 20 Milford students, competed at the Special Olympics basketball tournament at Milford High School. For months, these athletes train an...

Every student knows the challenge of keeping grades up; it seems like the homework is nonstop and often studying is impossible. And for dedicated athletes, keeping up with classes while maintaining a rigorous sports schedule can cause major conflicts.  One of those athletes is Victoria Heiligent...

On Jan. 14, over 100 Milford students competed at the DECA district competition at Lakeland High School. Students prepared their presentations, different roleplays, and practice tests for four months, and their hard work finally paid off; 49 students will be moving on to the State Career Development...