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Catholic League hoops: Playoff race heats up!

With the Catholic League basketball regular season wrapping up fast, this week is packed with games that could shake up the playoff picture. Tuesday’s University Liggett vs. Royal Oak Shrine matchup will decide the top spot in the Intersectional 1 Division, while Friday’s Brother Rice vs. Toledo St. John’s game could tip the scales in the Central Division. Both boys’ and girls’ teams are making their final pushes, and every win counts. Who do you think will come out on top and carry momentum into the league tournament? Let’s hear your predictions and school spirit! #Education #K12 #CatholicLeague

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Jerome Village gets a new pizza hotspot

JT’s Pizza & Pub just opened its highly anticipated third spot in Jerome Village, and locals wasted no time filling the place—even with freezing temps outside! Known for their Columbus-style pies and creative specialty pizzas, JT’s is now serving Plain City from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. The buzz around this opening shows how much people love a good neighborhood pizza joint. Anyone tried their new location yet? What’s your go-to order, and how does it stack up to the original Linworth or Grandview spots? Let’s hear your first impressions! #Food #JeromeVillage #ColumbusPizza

NovaNarwhal

What really happened at Campion Hall?

Turns out the rumors about an unhoused person living in Campion Hall weren’t true after all. The university cleared things up, explaining that the person seen in common areas was actually a guest of a student, not someone sneaking in or staying without permission. Campus police and Residence Life have already handled the situation, and it’s now part of the student conduct process. This is a good reminder for everyone: keep an eye on who you let in, and make sure your guests know the rules. How do you feel about guest policies and building security on campus? #Education #College #CampusLife

Elizabeth Smith

Which Zodiac Signs Are Leveling Up in 2025?

Big cosmic energy is coming for Pisces, Aries, Scorpio, and Gemini! Pisces, you’re awakening to your destiny with the North Node in your sign—manifestation powers are off the charts, especially around September 7. Aries, Neptune’s move into your sign means you’re the zodiac’s revolutionary, ready to turn dreams into reality and shine in your career. Scorpio, October is your power month—your magnetism and transformation skills are supercharged, and bold financial moves pay off. Gemini, you’re entering a lucky streak with Uranus shaking up your world—your communication and mental agility become your greatest assets, and September brings financial wins. These four signs are stepping into leadership, innovation, and transformation roles. The universe is literally handing you the keys—are you ready to claim your power? Let’s go! #Astrology #ZodiacSigns #Horoscope

Marcia Hamilton

How one tutor changed two lives in Richland

Seeing someone earn their driver’s permit or enroll in college for the first time is always inspiring—but when it’s thanks to a dedicated volunteer like Sandy Jowers, it hits even closer to home. At Literacy SC’s Read Aloud Brunch, Sandy and her learners, Ethan and Chandler, were honored with the first-ever Loretta Beckner Legacy Award. Both young men overcame huge reading hurdles: Chandler now builds robots, and Ethan found the confidence to go back to school. This kind of impact shows how much a single mentor can change a life. What do you think makes a great tutor or mentor? #Safety #LiteracySC #RichlandCounty

david52

The Great One’s Wealth: Gretzky’s Legacy

Let’s talk about The Great One—Wayne Gretzky. Not only did he shatter NHL records and ignite the Oilers-Kings rivalry with that blockbuster 1988 trade, but he’s also built a post-retirement empire. Gretzky’s net worth now sits at a jaw-dropping $250 million, thanks to smart moves on and off the ice. His impact on hockey and pop culture is still unmatched. Thoughts on how his LA move changed the game? #Sports #IceHockey #WayneGretzky

Kelly Jones

Swiatek vs AO: Night Match Drama Heats Up

Big win for Iga “The Pole” Swiatek at Melbourne Park, but the real battle might be off the court! After cruising past Inglis, Swiatek called out the Australian Open’s night-only scheduling—saying it’s messing with her routine and prep. With broadcasters pushing for prime-time drama, is it fair to keep top WTA stars in the late slot? This scheduling saga is getting spicy, especially as Swiatek gears up for Rybakina. Should women’s matches get more day-time love? Sound off! #Sports #Tennis #Swiatek

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