Staff – The Red Ledger

Lily Hager is a junior and has been learning how to write for the community through newspaper since the seventh grade. Her third year of The Red Ledger is also her first year as one of the Editors-in-Chiefs, along with Madeline Sanders. She’s always down to meet new people and skip the small talk. That’s why she made it a priority to double block newspaper this year- to know every staff member. Because for the past 5 years, she hasn’t just fallen in love with journalism. She fell in love with the staff she writes with, too. When she’s not in E103, the newspaper room, she’s in the band hall as one of the drum majors. You can catch her at every football game on a podium “waving her arms around,” as some people call it. It’s the little things that can make her day. Lily starts each morning by greeting her pet rabbit, Boots. She feeds two fish, Ryder and Rosy, and waters her 15 plants (and counting), all before leaving her bedroom. When she doesn’t stay up too late writing, editing or finishing homework, she may start her day early with a Bible study or delicious breakfast. As an editor, she wants to make the website the best it’s ever been. She has big shoes to fill, but she is so confident in the strength of this year’s staff. She will use each day to help provide the school with a reliable, timely and interesting publication.

Lily Hager, Editor in Chief

Feb 27, 2019	Column: End the Pink Plague (Story)
Dec 19, 2018	TRL editors choose favorite stories of 2018 (Story)
Nov 05, 2018	Ted Cruz visits Fairview (Story/Media)
Oct 31, 2018	Two sides of pep rallies (Story)
Oct 31, 2018	Lily Hager: You’ve got to sell it (Story)
Oct 18, 2018	Faces of the Fair: Victor Ramirez (Story)
Oct 15, 2018	Column: Fairly safe (Story/Media)
Oct 15, 2018	Photo Gallery: Animals of the fair (Media)
Oct 09, 2018	Trick or treat on the Midway (Story)
Sep 11, 2018	Fire alarm causes double evacuation (Media)
Aug 19, 2018	Counselors to release schedule change forms Monday after school (Story)
May 11, 2018	Column: Why we are leaving GT (Story)
Apr 03, 2018	Column: Don’t be a flaker (Story)
Mar 22, 2018	Column: A letter (Story)
Mar 08, 2018	Instruction beyond the instrument (Story)
Mar 01, 2018	Column: A change in the game (Story)
Feb 22, 2018	Jazz band and a cappella to perform for community (Story)
Feb 06, 2018	A perfect record (Story)
Jan 11, 2018	A love that serves (Story)
Dec 20, 2017	Column: The day that should not have come (Story)
Oct 12, 2017	They were purely platonic (Story)
Aug 30, 2017	Column: An unbearable awakening (Story)
Aug 23, 2017	Here to help (Story)
May 26, 2017	Thinking caps and gowns (Story)
Apr 28, 2017	Preparation (Story)
Apr 27, 2017	Playing double time (Story)
Apr 25, 2017	Reaching for the sky (Story)
Apr 18, 2017	Covering the cowboy (Story)
Mar 08, 2017	English teacher travels to Middle East to bring beliefs to life (Story)
Feb 24, 2017	After Dark ministry to host conference in Allen (Story)
Feb 17, 2017	Loving the community through ‘actions, not just talk’ (Story)
Feb 15, 2017	Column: Broken, but not forgotten (Story)
Feb 09, 2017	Half full (Story)
Feb 06, 2017	Column: Opportunity in the midst of singleness (Story)
Jan 09, 2017	Cheer to compete for state title (Story)
Dec 15, 2016	Since the beginning (Story)
Dec 08, 2016	Parading through the city (Story)
Dec 06, 2016	Column: Conquering the Voice (Story)
Dec 05, 2016	Students to ski and stay at Young Life camp (Story)
Dec 01, 2016	‘Not hearing loss, deaf gain’ (Story)
Nov 30, 2016	‘Conquerors of the useless’ (Story)
Nov 07, 2016	Column: The future of America (Story)
Nov 07, 2016	Serving those who served (Story)
Nov 04, 2016	Victims needed for Collin County “unnatural disaster” (Story)
Oct 11, 2016	Freshman Lily Hager (Story)
Sep 22, 2016	Behind the counter (Story)
Sep 14, 2016	Spanish Club allows application of language learning (Story)