Spring has officially sprung! This time of year is perfect for starting over and revamping your wardrobe.
While some trends are here to last, others need to go. It’s time to participate in spring ...
English teacher Dr. Lela Crowder is the winner of April’s Golden Apple award sponsored by Tim Monihan and Farmers Insurance.
Crowder has been teaching for 22 years and has been at the Mill since 2002. Cr...
In the age of #wokeuplikethis and #bareface, wearing makeup tends to be frowned upon by society. For me, makeup is an art form that one can use to express creativity, which is why I fully support the expl...
Okay people, let’s start adulting.
We are in the heat of pollen season right now, and by now most people are slowly succumbing to the feeling of near-death that comes with it. As we grow older, it...
Week 6: 200.8 lbs. - 200.0 lbs.
This week was a bit of a rough one for "Summer Shredding" because of a few different factors.
Diet and exercise is big, but stress and anxiety can affect the progress of gains...
During his time at the Mill, Panther graduate Austin Watts was fascinated with sports. He played football all four years in high school and ran track his senior year. Although Watts didn’t have an exact ca...
In the fourth episode of “Fred Talks,” Staff Writers Mary Jane Gagliano and Emma Posey sit down with parking lot attendant Fred Harrington to discuss animals. The episode begins with a few birthday wish...
Weeks 4 & 5: 202.0 lbs - 200.8 lbs
I learned something really interesting about myself over Spring Break and it represents my attitude on life. I had the best Spring Break I’ve ever had, and I...
Twenty-one students and five leaders from Peachtree City United Methodist Church spent Spring Break on a mission trip in Guatemala. The team spent a night in Guatemala City and then traveled three hours s...
