By Genie H, a volunteer with the Edgemont Youth Press “It is a truth universally acknowledged” that Gen Zers are chronically attached to their beloved hand-sized screens. With the average Gen Z spending 7 hours and 18 minutes on their phones daily, approximately...

The Power of Simple Art: Origami By Franklin Y., a volunteer with the Edgemont Youth Press Origami is a form of Japanese paper folding which uses a single piece of plain or patterned paper, without glue or any other adhesive, to create art, including elaborate,...

The Rise of Culturalism By Genie H, a volunteer with the Edgemont Youth Press Have you ever considered what makes you, you? For many, the answer would vary depending on particular viewpoints. Scientifically, it would be your atoms and DNA sequence. Psychologically,...

February, a fun filled month!  By: Fatima, a volunteer with the Edgemont Youth Press Welcome to 2024! February is full of exciting things this year, such as Family day on the 19th and Valentine’s Day on the 14th!  Family Day: The Military Museum is hosting a...

The Influence of My Brother By Kinsey C., a volunteer with the Edgemont Youth Press My life would be completely different without my older brother as I would have no one to support me, help me, and understand what I am going through. Having an older brother is a big...

A Season of Giving  By: Sofia N, a volunteer with the Edgemont Youth Press Presents. Cookies. Decorated trees. All words and ideas that excite us for the most awaited holiday of the year. And yes, it’s true. The holiday season provides the opportunity for...