Silvies take New York City
Story by: Emma Jessen, Reporter
March 6, 2019
Every two years, the Silverados embark on a team trip to a new destination. This time, the team took on New York City together. The Silvies left for the Big Apple on Thursday, March 28th. The Silvies received the opportunity to participate in a workshop with the Radio City Rockettes, where they le...
Precision in the Decision
Story by: Sam Howard, Reporter
March 4, 2019
The class of 2019 seniors have plenty of exceptionally talented athletes. As the year comes to an end, many Cougars will be continuing their athletic career in college. Senior Haley Benson has signed to Texas State University on a athletic scholarship for soccer. Benson is an all district goalke...
Video Production Goes to UIL
Story by: Dominique McClain, Reporter
February 26, 2019
Creek’s Video Production team accomplished a huge achievement when both of their films were entered and accepted into UIL competition. Countless hours of effort worked into the making of these two videos as both teams worked hard to make it happen. Waiting for results, Junior Sydney Johnson explains how she felt...
A Year After Parkland
Story by: Chloe O'Dell, Reporter
February 19, 2019
On Valentine’s Day 2018, a 19-year-old ex-student took an Uber to his old high school; he walked across the campus and into a three-story building, where he killed 17 people and injured 17 more. The school’s students rallied more than half a million people to Washington, D.C., for the March for Our Liv...
FFA Cattle Run
Story by: Marissa Quiroga, Reporter
February 15, 2019
This year Future Farmers of America (FFA) received the opportunity to showcase their animals and compete at this year’s Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo which will be held February 25 through March 17. Each year a few members of FFA are chosen to entertain the audience before the per...
The Biodegradable Debacle: The Problem with Plastic
Story by: Grace Butler, Reporter
February 12, 2019
Plastic pollution has been affecting the oceans and environment as a whole for more than 50 years. Seattle was the first city in the United States to ban plastic straws and utensils. This may seem unnecessary, however it is something that should have been done ages ago. Plastic straws are of the ...
Cy Fair Dinner Program
Story by: Mekenna Earnhart, Reporter
February 11, 2019
Cy Creek is holding the new Cy Fair Power Up Cafe for those students putting in the extra hours after school for tutorials, practice, or just students looking for a fresh meal after school. Free dinner will be provided starting on February 11 every Monday through Thursday from 3:15 to 4:30. All st...
The Crisis in Venezuela
Story by: Willow Copeland-Vallejo, Reporter
February 6, 2019
The crisis in Venezuela continues to escalate to deadlier levels as the US backs Juan Guaidó as the president of the split country. Nicolás Maduro became the president of Venezuela in 2013 after past president Hugo Chávez, who held office for 14 years, died. The country worsened and over 3 millio...
The Imperative Narrative
Story by: Vincent Ruggiero, Reporter
February 6, 2019
Viral footage of white Catholic students clashing with a Native American man after the video swept across the internet over the weekend. Initially, what happened appeared clear-cut: Young boys, mocking a peaceful Native American elder. The boys had critics early on, however many defenders step...
Middle School Memories
Story by: Chloe O'Dell, Reporter
February 6, 2019
Students often describe middle school as the “awkward phase” of their lives. Bringing many memories, middle school allows pre-teens and teens to figure out what path they want to take in high school while enjoying time spent with friends. Bad decisions and embarrassing moments lead to entertaining st...
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