The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger
The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger
The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger
Ryann Daugherty

Ryann Daugherty, Graphic Designer

Entering her third year on staff, junior Ryann Daugherty looks forward to returning to the newsroom as social media manager and graphic designer. Outside of The Red Ledger, Daugherty enjoys spending her time shopping, throwing in track and hanging out with friends. You can also find Daugherty binge watching “Outer Banks,” “NCIS,” and watching movies with her sisters. Daugherty values spending time with her family and spends a lot of time helping out at her grandpa’s house. Daugherty can’t wait to get back to the newsroom for another exceptional year on staff.

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The band is holding their last concert of the year. This is the first time all three bands are performing together.

[Photo] Band holds end of year concert

May 5, 2021
This month's NHS service project is donating scented hearts, cards and blankets to local children's hospitals. The scented hearts are used for babies and mothers in the NICU to bond.

[Photo] NHS holds service project for local children’s hospitals

March 29, 2021
TRL's James Mapes says that the album includes

[Photo] Review: Madison Beer’s ‘Life Support’ is a pleasant surprise

March 4, 2021
The baseball and softball teams are kicking off their seasons with Meet The Leopards. The event will take place on Friday, Feb. 5, 5-9 p.m.

[Photo] Baseball, softball kick off pre-season with ‘Meet The Leopards’

January 28, 2021
Virtual Bump up day will be hosted throughout the month of February. Students will be able to explore a combination of core class departments, electives and extracurriculars.

[Photo] Bump-up day goes virtual

January 25, 2021
The virtual race will take place on Jan. 30. Those interested can register for the race from Jan. 20-27.

[Photo] Annual ‘Running Over Depression’ race takes place virtually

January 15, 2021
TRL’s Margo Friloux and Lindsey Hughes share their opinion on Hallmark movies.

[Photo] Deck the Hallmark

December 16, 2020
The school released an email updating district families and staff about quarantine guidelines for those who have been in close contact with COVID-19.

[Photo] CDC updates quarantine guidelines

December 9, 2020
This year choir hosted their Carol-o-Grams event in drive through format. The event featured a lot of activities and stations, including hot chocolate and caroling.

[Photo] Choir hosts socially-distanced Carol-o-Grams event

December 8, 2020
The National Charity League (NCL) created a new chapter for members in the district in May. In NCL, members participate in philanthropic activities in the community.

[Photo] National Charity League opened for district

December 3, 2020
With the winter season approaching, TRL's Parker Post shares some fashion trends that she says will make an appearance in the coming weeks.

[Photo] Winter wardrobe

December 1, 2020
Brady Farrah is holding a t-shirt fundraiser. He is selling the shirts to raise money for ACO.

[Photo] Senior designs t-shirts for ACO fundraiser

November 30, 2020
The Cultural Awareness Association is hosting a book drive, partnering with Reading Partners and Lovejoy Literature Society. The books will be distributed across North Texas.

[Photo] Cultural Awareness Association holds book drive

November 12, 2020
This year's musical is “Beehive: The 60s Musical.” Theater will likely stream the performance for viewers online.

[Photo] Theatre moves forward with musical amidst pandemic

November 11, 2020
TRL's Ryan Wang shares some movies to watch during Halloween season.

[Photo] Seven movies for spooky season

October 20, 2020
As leaves change colors and temperatures drop, new trends come in and old ones resurface. TRL's Parker Post shares some fall fashion trends.

[Photo] Fall Fashion

October 5, 2020
The directions of traffic flow in the school hallways. One-way hallways were introduced in order to create a healthier environment for students.

[Photo] Walk this way

September 22, 2020
With the district providing learning options for students, two staff members, Audrey McCaffity and Margo Friloux, share their unique perspectives on online versus face-to-face learning.

[Photo] Learning the right way

September 3, 2020

[Photo] Column: Spot

May 11, 2020
Junior Elle Brumley started the program, Adopt-A-Senior, as a way to support the senior class after the school year was cut short.

[Photo] Student starts support project for senior class

April 29, 2020
The music and film industries are being affected by COVID-19. Movie and album productions have been halted to keep people in the industry safe.

[Photo] COVID-19 impacts music and film

April 7, 2020
The district announced its facilities will be closed until May 4. Students and faculty will continue working from home and all district event will remain cancelled.

[Photo] Superintendent announces extended school closures until May 4 

April 1, 2020
COVID-19 causes the University Interscholastic League (UIL) to postpone all upcoming academic and athletic events. Students trained for these events for more than a semester.

[Photo] UIL postpones all events in response to COVID-19

March 26, 2020
Freshman Will Doig, sophomore Derek Dang, junior Peter Godipelly and senior Weston Wimbish were announced as the 2020 bachelors Feb. 19.

[Photo] Get to know the bachelors

March 2, 2020
In the Monthly Melodies series, TRL covers some of the most notable albums and singles that dropped in the last month that were not covered with their own in-depth review.

[Photo] Monthly Melodies: April

April 19, 2021
Freshman Matt Bolden has coped with many deaths throughout his life. He shares his feelings about his experience in this column.

[Photo] Column: No stranger to death

February 12, 2020
In honor of the loss of fifth grader Clay Chapman, many district members wore his favorite color, blue, to school.

In loving memory

February 11, 2020
pregnant teaching

[Photo] A Date to Remember

January 22, 2020
“It’s the idea of having a student professional development day where they would go to different activities that adults do,” club sponsor Homa Lewis said, “It’s just to fill in some gaps on the transition of being high school students and college students.”

[Photo] Trumping expectations

December 12, 2019
The Organic Permaculture club hopes to sell their produce at the Lucas Farmers Market in the future.

[Photo] Students develop sustainable ecosystem through Organic Permaculture club

November 22, 2019
According to Maroney, Netflix's original productions often are lackluster despite the few that shine.

[Photo] Death of streaming

October 8, 2019
The market aims to grow a stronger sense of community.

[Photo] City of Lucas to hold trial farmers market

September 25, 2019
ap vs dual credit

[Photo] Column: Clash of classes

September 18, 2019
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