Beginning in the second half of the eighteenth century, African American men and women began to illustrate and publish works of literature, commonly emphasizing the statement, “all men are created equal,”...
Over the past two years, COVID-19 has made a global impact; raising questions of how a virus starts and how it mutates.
In order to mutate, a virus has to be a Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) virus, such as...
In the wake of Black history month, Knight Press is celebrating and highlighting Frisco’s Black-owned businesses for their dedication and compassion towards their customers. Opening in 2018, the Cookie...
February is a time where we honor Black History. The African-American Studies Student Association (AASSA) and Knight TV have partnered together to create a 4-part series where we discuss and learn in-depth...
Independence High School (IHS) is a bustling environment with many students each involved in their own extracurriculars and activities. Many of these events go on simultaneously and it can be difficult...
When visiting downtown Frisco, people from across the city can enjoy the hometown feel of some of Frisco’s top restaurants, beautiful architecture, activities for children such as Frisco Fire Safety...
Veterans Day is a time for Americans to pay respects to those who have served in the armed forces.
The holiday started as a day to reflect upon the heroism of those who died in our country's service...
Within the Native American Community, the nationwide recognition of Columbus Day has been an annual reminder of the mistreatment they received after the arrival of Christopher Columbus and the Europeans...
October is National Principals Month.
It's time to give principals a hand in providing the best education and leadership possible. Principals all over the world guide and support their schools in big...
