By Ahmaad Lomax/Arizona Sonora News From floor to ceiling, filling Adriell Alvarado’s entire closet, a rainbow array of protective clear shoe boxes are stacked, holding a total value of thousands of dollars. For some, buying shoes is just a necessity that varies in price, utility, colors, and purpose. But for so-called sneakerheads like Alvarado, the…
By Leia Linn/Arizona Sonora News Yoni Wulf is like most college freshmen. He crams for exams, goes out for food, and even FaceTimes home every now and then, mostly to talk to his dog. But what most people can’t tell is that Wulf has a very unique history; he went from the Israeli desert to…
By Griffin Riley/Arizona Sonora News I’ve been shooting pictures for about eight years now, since my freshman year of high school, and have truly fallen in love with it. So much of what I’ve done since my passion blossomed has been in the name of furthering my craft: learning more about the techniques, the math…
By Andrew Norin/Arizona Sonora News Even though he has done it nearly a hundred times, Robert Congel still gets nervous as he walks out of the tunnel and into the stadium, where tens of thousands of fans are screaming in support of him and his 109 teammates. Among the thoughts he is having, is the…
By Taylor Gleeson/Arizona Sonora News Chelsea Menke has always had a passion for two things: horses and kids. At Therapeutic Ranch for Animals and Kids, or TRAK, she is able to pursue both of her passions as the nonprofit’s program director. With a slim build, dark brown hair that falls around her face, deep brown…
