History found downtown
Story by Ashlyn Winters, staff writer
October 16, 2018
Filed under CULTURE, TOP STORIES
Forgotten history is revived along the streets of Downtown Texarkana
Shopping the web
Story by Sophie Spakes, staff writer
September 28, 2018
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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 desire such as clothes, shoes, makeup and even groceries. Some shopping businesses are exclusive online such as Romwe and Shein. Those two sites in parti...
Designing for the community
Story by Grey Johnson, culture editor
September 25, 2018
Filed under CULTURE, TOP STORIES, Uncategorized
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, eventually resulting in the creation of a finished product. Graphic design teacher, Cindy Snell, wants to model her class around real world exper...
The bigger Apple
Story by Margaret Debenport, culture editor
September 20, 2018
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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 half of that traffic is from Apple’s iPhone, which is about to get some big changes – as well as boast a big price tag. The XR, XS, and XS Max all offer separate perks, but are similar in the amount of...
New wheels
Story by Nathan Morriss, staff writer
September 7, 2018
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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 the issue of finding a vehicle that both suits their needs and is a reasonable price. Multiple factors need to be considered when buying a vehicle, bu...
A childhood classic all grown up
Story by Raelyn Albert, staff writer
September 1, 2018
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The movie “Christopher Robin” brought back the happy feeling of me sitting on my floor waiting for “Winnie the Pooh” to come on. Watching Pooh Bear and Eeyore clumsily walk around always made my day. “Christopher Robin” is based off the childhood tale of “Winnie the Pooh.” Realistic Pooh is just as lovable as the an...
A taste for “insatiable”
Story by Joseph Asher, staff writer
August 30, 2018
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She’s caught once again staring in the mirror, tears come pouring down as what she sees is nothing but disappointment in her eyes. Netflix came out with a new series this August, “Insatiable”, a show centered around the recently obese girl. Patty Bladell, the leading character, is intro...
An environmental catasrophe
Story by Cameron Murry, staff writer
August 24, 2018
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The old man’s fluorescent vest reflects the sun vividly as he picks up garbage from the side of the highway. He wipes the sweat from his brow with a dirty hand, then it’s back to work. High-occupancy tourist attractions, like state parks, are often home to beautiful scenery and a variety of wild...
License to drive
Story by Nathan Morriss, staff writer
August 22, 2018
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School. Sports. Jobs. With all of these commitments already going on, it can be hard for a teenager to even think about starting a driving course. Why would anyone want to go straight to another classroom when they are in one all week? Enter Aceable, the online driving course that is becoming increas...
A conversation about conversion
Story by Salem Karr, staff writer
August 15, 2018
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Short kisses in the back seats of cars. Quick glances around corners. Prayers about not being seen. This is the reality of many closeted teens, as well as the main character in the movie, "The Miseducation of Cameron Post." Cameron Post is your average teenager: she listens to music, goes to church and attends high school da...
Back to school style inspiration
Story by Holland Rainwater, online photo editor
August 14, 2018
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As the school year goes on, your closet begins to be strung thin. It’s easy to surrender to the T-shirt and leggings look, but you don’t have sacrifice looking your best for convenience. Here are a few trends that are cute, comfortable and dress code friendly that will help you feel and look you...
On beat with the summer heat
Story by Peyton Sims, staff writer
August 13, 2018
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Hands thrown in the air, teenagers singing along with their favorite artists and positive energy radiating around the stadium. Concerts are events multiple teenagers look forward to. Summertime is for teenagers to be able to relax on their time off from school and try to find different ways to enter...
