Story by TJ Wall, sports editor
January 10, 2019
Growing up, individuals all over the U.S. are taught to call 911 in the occurrence of any emergency situation. However, calling a dispatcher is not always...
Story by Peyton Sims, staff writer
December 25, 2018
It’s time for students to drop their pen and paper and replace it with a computer. In 2019, the end of course exams will be taken online in more than...
Story by Joseph Rodgers, editor in chief
December 24, 2018
After a bombshell report showed that the use of e-cigarettes among high school students increased 80 percent since 2017, the FDA is implementing a ban...
Story by Margaret Debenport, culture editor
December 24, 2018
America rests upon the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness -but how long life will last on earth depends upon the decisions humanity makes...
Story by John Morgan, sports editor
January 6, 2019
Q. How does the team look to focus after a rough season last year? A. We got a new coach this season, so our focus has shifted more toward defense this...
Story by John Morgan, sports editor
January 2, 2019
Your reputation speaks for itself. Unfortunately, you’re not always the one who gets to choose it. The boys’ soccer team is looking to shed the...
Story by April Alvarado, opinion editor
January 2, 2019
Two years ago, Coach Holly. Last year, Coach DeLeon. This year, Coach Cloud. The Lady Tigers soccer team will start their season on Jan. 14 with new...
Story by Caden Rainwater, staff writer
December 21, 2018
Everyone remembers the days of elementary school when everyone would test their speed against their friends for the honorable bragging rights. For me,...
Story by Cameron Murry, staff writer
January 12, 2019
When you hear that someone is “struggling with drug addiction” or is “having withdrawals,” a negative image often appears in your mind. We picture...
Story by Maddie Anderson, opinion editor
January 9, 2019
In his two years as president, Donald Trump has torn at the fabric of America’s core ideology, making citizens wonder what it means to be an American....
Story by Zane Johnston, staff writer
January 9, 2019
Asking a stranger for the time. Remembering to study for a test. Actually studying for that test. Telling someone how you feel. For many people, these...
Story by Monteunah Glasgow, staff writer
December 27, 2018
Be who you want to be. Give back to the community. Express yourself. These were the things I was thinking when I started Bold, an organization to empower...
Story by Maryam Kulaib, staff writer
January 11, 2019
Being dropped in a new place, let alone a new country, can be daunting for anyone, yet some choose to do it voluntarily. Although there are fewer exchange...
Story by Connor Powell, staff writer
December 29, 2018
Junior Hershell Caldwell chooses to surround himself with his passion: music. “I love music, and I really enjoy making it,” Caldwell said. “I’m...
Story by Joseph Asher, staff writer
December 28, 2018
No one listened to her. They all said she had cramps, but she knew something was wrong. She just wasn’t exactly sure what it was. Born with a medical...
Story by Nathan Morriss, staff writer
December 20, 2018
Imagine stepping back in time to the ‘50s or ‘60s. Vintage cars roam the faded streets lined with pastel colored buildings built wall-to-wall. This...
Story by Cate Rounds, staff writer
January 14, 2019
Movies like “Singing in the Rain,” and “The Wizard of Oz” were the golden age of Hollywood. Movie musicals were the biggest blockbusters of the...
Story by Grey Johnson, culture editor
December 23, 2018
Train explosions, bank robberies and shootouts with the authorities fill the lives of the vicious outlaws of the west. Fighting for their lives across...
Story by Victoria Van, editor in chief
December 22, 2018
Springing up in Texarkana, an anticipated restaurant, Deranged Donuts/Pizza/Tacos is garnering attention from social media with its promises of trendy,...
Story by Zane Johnston, staff writer
December 18, 2018
“Uno!” Growing up, this was a word often uttered and more often heard with just a twinge of disdain. However, no matter who was saying it, it always...