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Since April, a new neighborhood called Silverthorne has been under construction along Deerpath Road, a sizable patch of land in North Aurora. The layout of this project seems to match the same...




The crack of the can, the crisp sound of fizz bubbling to the top and the sweet, sugary smell of an energy drink lingers as it opens. We’ve all been there. It’s 6:30 in the morning and you’re half asleep. You’ve reached your last resort of waking up. Feeling hopeful as you open the energy drink, you take your first sip. This is when experiences start to differ. For some people, the energy drink helps them fully wake up and make their way through the day. My personal experience is different. Every time I have an energy drink, it doesn’t wake me up but instead gives me a massive stomachache. What’s the point of an “energy” drink if it leaves me with pain and a need to lie down? Again, some people react to energy drinks differently. An energy drink’s impact on the body differs due to a variety of factors. One of them is age. The majority of energy drinks are consumed by teenagers in high school, even...

The month of June is a time to celebrate the joy and love that queer couples express but also acknowledge all of the hardships that come with...



By: Audrey Noring, Sports and Activities Editor and Social Media Assistant
April 20, 2026





