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Too cute to spook

Story by Katey Pappas, staff writer
October 31, 2020
Senior Tatum Haugh poses in her leopard Halloween costume. Having to wear face masks hasn't stopped people from creativity dressing up.

The monster mask

Story by Reese Langdon, staff writer
October 17, 2020
Photo Illustration by Peyton Sims

Saving bucks on spring break

Story by Bailey Hawkins, staff writer
March 15, 2020
Up in the hair

Up in the hair

Story by Margaret Debenport, opinion editor
March 14, 2020
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17 Ways in 17 Days

Story by Sydney Rowe, staff writer
February 3, 2020
Graphic by Peyton Sims. The following list will sum up the highlights of the last ten years.

A blast from the past

Story by Peyton Sims, culture editor
December 31, 2019
Photo Illustration. It's common knowledge that parents lie to their children, whether for their children’s protection or their own. Many of these take the form of myths such as Santa Claus or the Tooth Fairy.

Lies that parents tell

Story by Emma LeFors, staff writer
December 17, 2019
Photo illustration. Adults are quick to blame technology or material greed for teen’s lack of enthusiasm with Christmas. Far too often, the surreal Christmas experience fades away with childhood and teenagers are left in the holiday season reminiscing on their childhood experiences.

Rekindle Christmas

Story by Doug Kyles, staff writer
December 16, 2019
Photo Illustration. in recent years, Christmas has found its way into other months, obliterating other holidays and their meanings. The season must be pushed back to allow other holidays the deserved focus.

Holly jolly season creeping closer

Story by Aislyn Echols, staff writer
December 10, 2019
Photo Illustration. Two girls fight over a piece of merchandise in a local department store depicting the turmoil of Black Friday shopping.

Shop till you drop

Story by Bailey Hawkins, staff writer
November 29, 2019
Two rocking chairs sit on the wooden porch of the Excelsior Hotel in Jefferson, Texas. This rumored ghost infested hotel has brought in guest from all across the country.

Haunted tales of a hotel

Story by Peyton Sims, culture editor
November 1, 2019
Graphic by Peyton Sims. The Halloween and Costume Association has launched a petition to change the date from October 31st to the last Saturday in October. The association and some parents say that having Halloween on a Saturday might make it so that parents can accompany their kids to festivities easier.

Date on Scares

Story by Aislyn Echols, staff writer
October 31, 2019
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