Story by: Libby Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief
• August 15, 2016
Pokemon Go
Obviously Pokemon Go made one of the biggest impacts on everyone’s summer. The exciting, new, virtual game has only gained more hype since its release. The race to catch the most Pokemon,...
Story by: Trevien Thomas, Sports Correspondent
• April 4, 2016
The Cypress Creek Basketball season of 2015-2016 had its share of up and downs. With an offseason built on turning potential and hard work into a promising season, the team was ready to prove themselves...
Story by: Jimmy Pacheco, Sports Editor
• February 16, 2016
The Zika virus, a disease spread through mosquito bites, remains incurable as its range widens. Cases of infection originated in Brazil and continue to occur in both North and South America. As of early...
Story by: Chloe Crawford, Social Media Manager
• January 8, 2016
The state of Texas passed a new law regarding firearms on Jan. 1, 2016.
The law states administered gun licenses now allow citizens to practice both concealed carry and open carry. The law also states...
Story by: Rayya Gordon, News Editor
• January 8, 2016
The state of Texas initiated a new gun control law adding to previous regulations. As of January 1, citizens who own a valid concealed handgun license hold the right to open carry their gun in a shoulder...
Story by: Rayya Gordon, News Editor
• December 17, 2015
Exhaling a sigh of relief, the new woman on campus smiles as she sinks down into her office chair. Meetings and ‘Main street’ keep her on her toes, but now the real work can begin.
Vicki Snokhous...
Story by: Libby Sullivan, Business Manager
• December 9, 2015
In reaction to the terrorist attack in Paris, Texas became the third state out of 31 refusing to accept Syrian refugees as of Nov. 16.
In his letter to President Barack Obama, Texas Governor Greg Abbott...
Story by: Hala Khan, Co-editor-in-Chief
• December 4, 2015
“Oh my God, he means Brian Cushing; Ms. Berry, we won!”
Journalism teacher Samantha Berry and coach Erin Bryant won the First Community Credit Union (FCCU) Stars in the Classroom reward, through...
Story by: Audrey Jones, Entertainment/ opinion editor
• October 31, 2014
From city council elections to the presidential election, uneducated voting poses a problem for the United States.
It proves essential for people and the government to understand...
Story by: Chloe Trejo, Sports Editor
• October 21, 2014
Life took sophomore offensive linemen Grayson Reed on a roller coaster of emotions.
In June, Reed visited Boise State University to attend a summer football camp and received information which left...
