Story by Victoria Van, editor in chief
October 10, 2018
One piece of art contains the power to break international barriers and bring joy to a child’s life. This embodies the impact Art Club produced by...
Story by Salem Karr, staff writer
October 5, 2018
Writing can seem strenuous to some, but to others it’s a hobby and passion that calls for early Saturday mornings, lots of planning, writing and thoughtful...
Story by Craig Crawford, in-depth editor
October 4, 2018
World-renowned flutist, Sir James Galway, and his wife, Lady Galway, are coming to Texarkana as part of his Living Legend of the Flute tour to play Thursday,...
Story by Peyton Sims, staff writer
October 3, 2018
The grand opening of the Grim Hotel was in 1925. When a person entered the doors marble flooring lined the ground right underneath their feet and directly...
Story by John Morgan and Jonathan Naples
October 12, 2018
The Tiger tennis team defeated the Lindale Eagles on Thursday afternoon to secure the District 15-5A championship. The win against Lindale finishes...
Story by Jonathan Naples, staff writer
October 11, 2018
Their court, pristine and blue. Their spirit, vibrant and orange. Their record — promising and untarnished. After a long summer, the Tiger tennis...
Story by John Morgan, sports editor
October 10, 2018
Nike is a brand that has become synonymous with athletic prowess. The swoosh is a captivating image in worldwide society that has become instantly recognizable....
Story by Anna Grace Jones and Connor Powell
October 9, 2018
TISD authorized the lease of Texarkana College’s Pinkerton Center during a school board meeting on Sept. 18. Approval of a 30-year lease agreement...
Story by Logan Diggs, staff writer
October 12, 2018
Growing up with two older brothers, I, like most baby brothers and sisters, have always looked up to my siblings. Also, like most other siblings, competition...
Story by Cate Rounds, staff writer
October 10, 2018
People suck. That’s because people use straws. They have become a staple in today’s society. I go to class and see people using plastic straws with...
Story by Joseph Rodgers, editor in chief
October 10, 2018
Ever since Seattle was the first major American city to prohibit this item in July, a firestorm of debate has erupted all over the country. The item? Plastic...
October 10, 2018
The controversy surrounding the ban of straws turns into a complicated debate. What impact does banning straws create? What environmental implications...
Story by Kaitlyn Gordon, print photo editor
October 4, 2018
They are around the globe working everyday to make it possible for girls to share their stories and reach their goals. It is their everyday mission to...
Story by Victoria Van, editor in chief
September 29, 2018
As her shift ends, she removes her apron, escaping the pressures of being an employee and submerges herself into the pressures of being a high school student....
Story by Misty Lopez and Victoria Van
September 29, 2018
He watches the steam rise from the crisply charred ribeye steak as he stirs the pot of bright orange rice next to it. He’s physically there, quickly...
Story by Cameron Murry, staff writer
September 26, 2018
Amanda Strauss runs for her life, runs for her health. She knows how diabetes works, knows its consequences. She knows her future is in danger if she keeps...
Story by Sophie Spakes, staff writer
September 28, 2018
The world is constantly moving at a high speed: fast vehicles, fast interwebs, fast news. But what’s even better is a fast delivery of the things you...
Story by Grey Johnson, culture editor
September 25, 2018
The life cycle of a logo starts out simple in Cindy Snell’s class. Starting with a drawing on a piece of paper, it evolves into a design on the computer,...
Story by Margaret Debenport, culture editor
September 20, 2018
With two thirds of all online traffic coming from mobile devices, chances are that at this moment you are using a smartphone to read this story. Around...
Story by Nathan Morriss, staff writer
September 7, 2018
You’re finally 16! You took the course, passed the test and are ready to be independent on the road. But what about the vehicle itself? Many teens face...