In this final episode for the season Whee life team reflects on the significant stories published this semester.
Max Poku-Kankam reports details on the developing story and the future of the WCU polling place.
Halle Stanley return’s us to the No kings protest in Asheville earlier in the fall and what is going on with the No Kings movement.
Marie Spencer reminds us on the issue of food insecurity in Jackson County and the devastating news that the house where students who are food insecure or in danger to be homeless when the semester is over, Homebase, is closing and there are no plans to reopen any time soon.
Hannah Butler is reporting on the pollution and acid rain in the Smoky National Park.
Our sports editor, Morgan Korson highlights the success of the WCU football team and its star Taron Dickens. Dickens announced that he will be entering the transfer portal latter in December and leaving WCU.
Ryan Creel is reporting on the unique opportunity WCU students and members of Whee TV club had in covering the Asheville Christmas parade.
