Bass Fishing Team Makes a Splash
Gracie Hurst, Reporter
July 13, 2020
The Bass Fishing team gained attention as juniors Ashton Burton and Holton Mudd became state qualifiers during their region competition by catching a three-pounder with only a few minutes left. "My accomplishments in the bass team have included placing top 30 out of close to 200 teams in multiple ...
Black Lives Matter Movement Resurges in Nation, World
Sarah Crowder, Director of Web and Digital Content
June 8, 2020
“I can’t breathe.” This is tragically not the first time a black man has lost his life at the hands of police under questionable circumstances. Minneapolis resident George Floyd was killed by officer Derek Chauvin on May 25. His death, and the deaths of his fellow black Americans, has o...
Seniors Cross Finish Line
Ashlynn Roberts, News & Social Media Editor
May 20, 2020
Social distancing. Pandemic. Quarantine. For the Class of 2020, these are the things they will remember most about their senior year. Besides missing the typical spring senior year events such as prom (which is still on for this summer), sports and UIL events, this year’s graduating class a...
New iPhone SE Unveiled
Nicholas West, Reporter
May 18, 2020
Due to Covid-19, Apple was unable to host an event and instead released their new iPhone SE on April 24 through a press release. This phone is the second iPhone Apple has made in their SE series, the first coming out back in 2016. The main selling point of the SE is putting new technology in the shell of ...
Community Deals with Covid-19 Shutdowns
Sarah Crowder, Director of Web and Digital Content
April 27, 2020
Due to the outbreak of Covid-19 and the social distancing put in place to prevent further spread, many have resigned to working from home while others struggle to keep their businesses afloat and navigate the new social and economic landscape. “The most challenging aspects of quarantine have been implemen...
Coronavirus Forces Grocery Stores to Take Action
Katie Ray, Reporter
April 8, 2020
In light of the raging pandemic, grocery stores take on a new set of rules in face of the Coronavirus. The disease is taking a toll on customers and employees alike, forcing both individuals and companies to take precautionary measures.
Making A Difference
Hailey Hains, Contributor
April 2, 2020
*Information Provided by Hailey Hains* Many people have asked me over the last few weeks, how do you feel about what is going on? As a senior in high school, I am trying to navigate the journey of choosing a college, getting scholarships, and planning for the future. These things ...
COVID-19 Causes Uncertainty in Student Body
Sarah Crowder, Trinity Flaten, and Ashlynn Roberts
March 23, 2020
Senior year is the culmination of 13 years of hard work and dedication. It’s supposed to be a time of celebration, a time to say goodbye to your old life and hello to new adventures and opportunities. However, the outbreak of the coronavirus and Governor Greg Abbott’s orders have caused school t...
A Look at the Xbox Series X
Billy Mykel, Reporter
March 22, 2020
It has been a long standing fact that, in the world of video games, PCs have been dominating consoles in terms of cost and performance in recent years. With higher fps, processing power, and storage, the relevance of consoles seems to diminish by the day. In light of this however, Microsoft has just ann...
Drive to Succeed
Emma Campbell, Junior Reporter
March 19, 2020
Senior Campbell Wilmot received first in the UIL Documentary State Film contest for her film 'Drive.' The film documented the story of her friend Rhyle McKinney who, despite her hearing and breathing difficulties, still succeeds in basketball. Her film received superior in all categories, which is an ...
Support Group Connects Families of Kids with Disabilities
Emma Campbell, Junior Reporter
March 15, 2020
To provide a space for families who have children with disabilities to connect and learn from each other, Wendie Wilson has founded a group called Special Kids of Harvest which meets monthly in the Harvest neighborhood. The group gathers around a dinner table in the evenings and provides food, gam...
Lady Eagles Take Second in State
Jaclyn Harris, Web and Print Director
March 8, 2020
The Argyle Lady Eagles took second place in the UIL state tournament with a 40-39 loss in overtime to the Fairfield Lady Eagles. “This season has been incredible,” Senior Rhyle McKinney said. “Our bond this year has been the best it’s ever been from the beginning to the end. Just after th...