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Alannah Edwards, Lifestyle Associate Managing Editor

Alannah Edwards is a Junior and Lifestyle Associate Manager for The Southerner. This is her third year working for the paper. While she is not writing, Alannah is playing soccer, participating in Mock Trial and is a part of the Midtown lacrosse team. She is excited to be working on The Southerner Staff!

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With Krog Street Market just a short walk away from Howard Middle School, the rush of hungry students is to be expected by employees.

Krog Street Market struggles with increase in reported theft

November 15, 2021
Students Malori Switzer, Addie Halloran, Ifama Frazier, Isabelle Perry and Aisling Mahony (from left to right) gather around John Brandhorst for a pre-competition pep-talk. The competition required me as a teacher to become a coach, I had to connect with my students in a different way, Brandhorst said.

First-time competitors dominate Art Throwdown

November 15, 2021
Keedar Whittle

Keedar Whittle

October 31, 2021
Cynthia Briscoe Brown

Cynthia Briscoe Brown

October 31, 2021
In the lead-up to the 2021 Atlanta City Elections, the Southerner has compiled a list of 8 key races that readers in the district that Midtown High School will be voting on. Using official statements, previous reports and recorded interviews, the Southerner has broken down the candidates’ positions on specific issues.

Atlanta Public Schools School Board At-Large Seat 8

October 31, 2021
Courtesy of Cat Sands

Cat Sands, junior

September 21, 2021
As the name claims, Gato is covered wall to wall with cat-themed decore including paintings, sculptures and cartoons. The inviting atmosphere calls for a home-like look and an even better homemade taste. I loved how while I was waiting for my food I could flip through cartoon books, it was so different and made the experience a little more interesting, said Linkins.

Ten tables: how a small eatery made a big impact

September 6, 2021

Politics for Dummies: Afghanistan

September 3, 2021
As the 2020-2021 school year comes to a close, questions still remain whether asynchronous Wednesdays should become a normal concept in future student life.

The eye of the hurricane: Why Asynchronous Wednesdays should become standard

May 7, 2021
Both girls describe photography as an outlet for expression, emotion, and creativity. “Photography has helped me get out of my shell and helped me connect with the community around me, said Garrett.

Sophomore duo shares passion for photography

April 22, 2021

Becoming a 2021 Posse Scholar

April 20, 2021
Tatum Dutton, junior

Tatum Dutton, junior

April 12, 2021
Howard is located a block away from the Atlanta Beltline making the school an ideal location for students and teachers to grab an after school treat. Having the school so close to everything is amazing, said D’Agostino.

Howard Middle School welcomes first students

March 31, 2021
Varying in size and color, each bag is hand-sewn and constructed using different fabric patterns. The tedious process of making one single bag can take up to three hours.

Students start environmentally-friendly bag business

March 16, 2021
Milan Zeigler, Junior

Milan Zeigler, Junior

February 26, 2021
In her free time, Mikus can be found at her desk painting, sketching, and listening to her favorite songs. Mikus considers creating art relaxing and beneficial to her mental health. I put my headphones on and just go into my own little world. Creating art can be used to reduce stress and let go, almost like an escape.”

Sophomore Aden Mikus places in All-State art competition

February 22, 2021
After customers started to seat themselves when Manuels was only doing take out, the staff decided to set up numerous tents and tables for socially distanced outdoor seating. This area is located behind the restaurant in the back parking lot.

[Photo] Manuel’s Tavern saved by community

February 12, 2021
The photo displays the David T. Howard building under construction as of October 2019. The new addition to the structure is shown on the left hand side of the photo. It is a blue material lined with a metal frame. The remains of the original school can be seen on the right of the photo. The freshly laid concrete is also visible in the foreground.

Howard Middle School brings change to Old Fourth Ward

October 20, 2019
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