The leaves have started to change from green to shades of red and the wind has begun to chill announcing the beginning of fall. With the season starting many families have begun to engage in their traditional...
Bree Soule, Online Editor in Chief
• October 19, 2020
Restrictions have been set on the cheer team for the 2020-2021 school year for safety reasons during COVID-19. The team was cleared to cheer at football games, but limited to the types of lifts and stunts...
As COVID-19 continues to spread and the school year begins, student-athletes are challenged with COVID-19 restrictions. Wearing a mask during games and practices along with getting your temperature taken...
As more adjustments are made in public schools under the threat of COVID-19, sports have had to adapt to the new regulations set in place. With face coverings mandatory at all times, limited attendees...
Sydney Bommersbach, Assistant Online Editor in Chief
• November 18, 2019
Posing on the ground surrounded by a circle of calculators, sophomore Chase Gibson entered and won a fall contest put on by Texas Instruments (TI). With the help of students in his fourth-hour Biology...
Walking up to a haunted house with your friend, who convinced you to come, both of you purchase tickets. As you hear the screams of others up ahead, you clench your hand around your ticket. Following your...
Two years after the successful release of their sixth studio album “American Beauty/American Psycho,” Fall Out Boy has released “MANIA.” When “Young and Menace,” (“Y & M”), was released,...
The first blood drive of the school year is set to be held on Monday, Oct. 9. National Honor Society Chairs seniors Ariana Mansour and Brandon Bossenberger have been preparing for the blood drive for over...
On Thursday, Oct. 23, all four choirs performed their annual fall informance in the Ruby Zima Auditorium. Watch the slideshow above so see what students had to say.
