‘The King of Crayola’ brings “The Ripple Effect” to Hinson Museum 

Staff Writer: Alexandria Sessions Edward Binney and Harold Smith intended only to create safe crayons that were affordable and of high quality. With this idea, the Crayola company was born in 1903 with just eight colors in a box and expanded into wonderful creative drawings from all ages. If you were to look up HerbContinueContinue reading “‘The King of Crayola’ brings “The Ripple Effect” to Hinson Museum ”

I Want a High-Speed Transcontinental Railway and I Want It Now!!!

Staff Writer: Emily Werner Since the ripe age of five years old (or sooner for some), we have been told that the United States is the greatest country in the world. We’re number one in so many things – student debt, divorce, covid deaths, and… something positive, I’m sure. But one thing we’re the absoluteContinueContinue reading “I Want a High-Speed Transcontinental Railway and I Want It Now!!!”

Local Union County Student Aims Survey at Young College Students

Staff Writer: David McCallister When thinking back to high school, many college students may have thought little of their complete college experience. Some students may have thought too much about their future and how they want to have an impact on society. For local high school student Reagan Fauser, her goals of impacting young adultsContinueContinue reading “Local Union County Student Aims Survey at Young College Students”

Wingate Baseball Feature Story: New Expectations for a Championship Program

Staff Writer: Troy Langmeyer Last year the 2021 Baseball team won the second team national championship in school history and went on a run that will never be forgotten. But the measure of a great program is not if you reach the top of the mountain, but how often you can stay within reach ofContinueContinue reading “Wingate Baseball Feature Story: New Expectations for a Championship Program”

Dream On 3 Recognizes “Mr. Union County” and All of His Hard Work at the 9th Annual Dream Gala

Staff Writer: Madison Mataxas Growing up and finding your place throughout elementary and middle school is a challenge in itself, but it becomes even more difficult when you are not able to express yourself in the ways you want. This was the situation that Michael Wayne O’Neill found himself in. At the age of 2,ContinueContinue reading “Dream On 3 Recognizes “Mr. Union County” and All of His Hard Work at the 9th Annual Dream Gala”

February Wingate Track and Field Update

Staff Writer: Dwayne Davis WINGATE, NC — Wingate University’s indoor track and field team is on their way for the South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Indoor Championship on Feb. 26- 27 in Winston Salem, NC. The Bulldogs previously were chosen as a favorite in the SAC conference as they racked up 10 first-place votes between menContinueContinue reading “February Wingate Track and Field Update”

Wingate’s School of Business Bridging Gap Between Health and Media

Staff Writer: Alexandria Sessions While students were gearing up and preparing for in-person classes, Dr. Ralph Frasca, Chair of the Communication and Arts department at Wingate University, was preparing for a new addition to the Communication Department staff. After two weeks of interviews and careful consideration from both the search committee and selected students. whileContinueContinue reading “Wingate’s School of Business Bridging Gap Between Health and Media”

Wingate Basketball Season Updates

Staff Writer: Ben Robertson Wingate, N.C. – With the South Atlantic Conference (SAC) tournaments just a few weeks away, the men’s and women’s Wingate basketball teams are primed for deep postseason runs.  The men’s Bulldog squad has put together an excellent season so far, currently sitting as the fourth seed in the SAC. They areContinueContinue reading “Wingate Basketball Season Updates”