Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Lincoln Journal Star. The government runs an advertisement on TV that gives us information about what, our king? This cost you, according to NPR, up to ...

That’s correct. The tax dollars you pay to North Carolina are being used to pay tuition costs for students to attend private ...

On September 17, 2025, I started to teach myself Korean. You heard me right. It has been one year since I made the leap to self-learn one of the hardest languages in the world. With today being 한글날 ...

In this week's Letters to the Editor, readers object to AUSD's mandatory 50-100 grading scale, decry the City's plans to replace Gibbons Drive trees, and question Malia Vella’s history and campaign ...

"English, it's better to start early, right?""I heard some kids can already write hiragana.""I feel like we're the only ones ...

This is proof that much of the gay movement was not kids who were "born this way" — a favorite mantra of the Left — but a ...

As a Newtown parent and advocate for children with dyslexia and other learning differences, I have had the privilege of connecting with State Representative Mitch Bolinsky over the ...

Correction: Last week’s coverage of the Regional Candidate Forum held at the Ute Theatre misstated that the forum was on ...

A typical preschool curriculum covers concepts like colors, shapes, and letters, plus social and school-readiness skills.

Mirror Indy kid correspondents document their experience at a Seeds of Caring literacy event through words and comics.

Kids in the 60s and 70s followed these 11 rules without a single reminder. Parents today have to enforce every one, and ...

(Editor’s note: The Hendersonian is going to press several days earlier than normal for the November print edition. The hard deadline for letters to the editor for the November print edition is 11:59 ...