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Sunday: Our Youth

PWPL: Finding Flat Astro

Miles, 9, took his Flat Astro to watch Grandma’s Marathon and the lift bridge in Duluth, Minn., the weekend of June 29-30. This is a continuation of Flat Astro, the paper astronaut. He is a part of the Universe of Stories Summer Reading Program at the Peter White Public Library in ...

Voices of youth

What’s your favorite book or subject to read about?

No-fuss corn and quinoa dish with a Southwest flair

By AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN For this quinoa side dish we turned to Southwestern flavors, adding jalapenos, lime and corn. You will need an oval slow cooker for this recipe. Be sure to rinse the quinoa in a fine-mesh strainer before using; rinsing removes the quinoa’s bitter protective ...

A visual connection

A visual letter is like a written letter in that both tell stories, share important ideas and feelings, and connect children regardless of where they live.” — LIANA GRAVES, program coordinator Marquette County 4-H MARQUETTE — Letter writing is taking on a whole new art form, ...

High school students get leadership training at Fort Sill

By JOSH ROUSE The Lawton Constitution AP Member Exchange LAWTON, Okla. — The future of Oklahoma leadership recently stepped into combat boots for a morning of training exercises at Fort Sill. The 51 members of the 2019 Youth Leadership Oklahoma class arrived in the early morning ...

Movie night at the museum

By CHRISTIE BLECK Journal Staff Writer MARQUETTE — Who doesn’t love a good blockbuster movie? Luke Skywalker didn’t make an appearance on Thursday at the Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum in Marquette, but youngsters could make lightsabers — weapons used by Jedi knights in the ...