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A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record

A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record

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Words by Acacia Lopez April 21, 2023

Imagine your favorite book — how it made you feel, the way you could relate it to your own life. I could recall the first time I realized the...

Annie Mays Sweet Cafe displays her allergen-friendly St. Patricks Day cupcakes.
Women’s History Month: Annie May's Sweet Cafe
Words by Keller Mobley March 22, 2023

Annie May opened her business, Annie May’s Sweet Cafe, in 2010. Leaving her 10 year teaching career, May explored a unique passion: baking...

Navigating Louisville
Navigating Louisville
Words by Gokul Achaththekoot February 16, 2023
Despite the resolved financial barriers, there is a trust and relatability issue that prevents the black community from releasing emotional control and reaching out for help.
Beneath Our Skin
Words by Acacia Lopez February 15, 2023
Bored? Follow Noah, Noah, and Marilyn and find out what you can do in Louisville for $0, $15, and $30.
In our home city of Louisville, and in many places throughout the U.S., the Class of 2021 has spent nearly their entire senior year online. Four duPont Manual seniors and On the Record staffers — Marilyn, James, Claire, and Lainey — share their message to the world.
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A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville
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