If you walk the halls outside of regular school hours, you may be surprised to see how many people are still here. Moms with giant monogrammed bags bolt through the door with a tiny dancer close behind....

Wanting to find more interesting opportunities to volunteer and learn more life skills, senior Zuri Muldrow applied and was selected to be part of the Texarkana Youth Advisory Council (TYAC) By participating...

Sophomore Charly McNeil achieved what most teenagers would never even think of. Her small hobby of crocheting for her mom turned into a widespread business called Faithful Made Crochet. She makes all kinds...

With almost 100 members in the cast of Cinderella, keeping up with every costume came with its challenges. Lost socks, shoes, and hair pieces were spread from the drill team gym to the scene shop. But...

Writing essays or solving math problems aren’t the only skills that sophomore Anna Kesterson wanted to know. There were other skills that could be taught outside of school, so she applied for a few part-time...

It’s Wednesday morning. Counselor Karen Carpenter grabs her bag from the car and walks into her office. Pushing aside the massive stack of schedules and notes about parents she needs to call, she reaches...

English teacher Amy Kemp has had a lot of experience answering questions in front of students – being a contestant on the game show was only slightly different. In June 2004 the show “Who wants to...

From making earrings to building tables, engineering students, both old and new, are working on their newest projects for the year. Some students might be still learning the basics of engineering, but...

The scent of fresh coffee drifts through the air accompanied by the familiar sound of rolling wheels on a Friday morning. For many teachers, the coffee cart has been an end of the week staple for years. “When...