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Krueger hosts first-ever winter semiformal
By Damani Edgington
Staff writer
MICHIGAN CITY – Krueger was dressed to impress Friday night.
Along with the students, the cafeteria was covered head to toe with beautiful lights for Krueger Middle School’s first-ever winter formal.
“With everything else that’s going on, for us to be able to come in and have a dope time, thats what it’s about,” said KMS teacher Brandon Williams, who DJed the event.
Video in link by Jayvin Williams
Local youth dance organizations Michigan City Soul Steppers Drill Team Inc. and Judah Explosion performed in the parade that kicked off the Festival of Lights on Saturday, Dec. 2 on Franklin Street in Michigan City.
Festival of Lights puts on most spectacular display yet
By Iyanna Adkins
Staff writer
MICHIGAN CITY – The Festival of Lights Parade was almost double the fun.
The parade, which was Dec. 2, kicked off Michigan City’s annual Festival of Lights.
With this night came lots of joy and fond memories for the Michigan City citizens.
“I think what was most exciting about this year’s event was we almost doubled the size of it,” said Terry Greetham, Director of Special Events of Michigan City. “Last year, we had 25 units in the parade, and this year we had 43.”
Nickelodeon cooks up a worthy sequel to the classic Good Burger
By Jayvin Williams
Staff writer
Welcome to Truth from the Youth, home of journalism, may I take your review?
In late November, the sequel to the Nickelodeon original film Good Burger was released on Paramount+. Good Burger 2 came 26 years after the original film. With all the time between the movies, did Good Burger 2 live up to the original, and was it worth the wait?
Even though the sequel did not fully live up to the charm of the original film, it’s still a satisfying movie. Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson respectively reprise their roles as Ed and Dex, and their chemistry on screen still works decades later.