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Top five features stories of 2023

TKC Staff
January 5, 2024
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Courtesy of the Yaro Foundation
The Yaro Foundation works on giving rural children the supplies they need to go to school.

TKC values the stories of those in our community above all else and strives to make sure they’re heard and valued. From tales of star-studded charities to everyday KHS students, here are the top five features stories of 2023.

Charity Issue: Building foundations back home – Owen Spiegel and Ian Reno

A helping paw – Allie Caffey

The crown juul – Mia Intagliata

Baby blues: the teenage parents of KHS – Wyatt Byers

Gonna be alright – Kinley Bokermann

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