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Thousands of migratory birds have forced the closure of part of one of Allen’s most popular parks. These invasive birds, called Cattle Egrets, have turned a forested area at Celebration Park into a fenced...
With more than 1,100 students, the high school is a hectic place. But as busy as the school can seem, more hectic than the bustling halls are the budget books and spreadsheets used to ensure that every...
For many years, the school has been the host of SAT testing for hundreds of students in hopes to provide a comfortable and personal testing environment for all students involved. But there are many steps...
The Capitol building is no longer on lockdown after shots where fired outside at approximately 2:26 EST. While Senate was in session, Rep. Gerry Connolly (R-Virginia) and Rep. Matt Cartwright...
Homecoming Week activities kick into high gear today with Power Puff games and the Mr. Lovejoy Pageant. With these events, comes an altered schedule for the day as students will not attend 3rd-6th period...
The 2012 Powder Puff tournament ended in a thriller with the class of 2015 beating the class of 2012 in the championship. This year, players and coaches have high expectations as well.
Freshmen:
Every...
On October 19, Big Tex was engulfed with flames and completely destroyed by an electrical shortage. Now, Big Tex has been rebuilt and redesigned to continue this Texas Legend. He was rebuilt by SRO...
Noah Corbitt, Staff Reporter/Copy Editor
• October 1, 2013
Art students will have the opportunity to visit with colleges without leaving campus as several college representatives will be here in the next few weeks. The next is set for Wednesday, Oct. 2.
“I...
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