The Grizzly Growl

February 22, 2021

In the second musical of the year choir and band join theatre in the production and performance of “The Drowsy Chaperone” in April. The musical is about the cliches of the 1920’s broadway scene from the perspective of the narrator, Man in Chair. The student playing this lead...

Gaming Club Continues With A New Sponsor

Johnathan Edmiston, Author

February 11, 2021

The Board Game Club is a small group of four-six people regularly that meets on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays after school in Ms. Laura Page's room W247. “It's a really good escape from stress and school, and it really sparks your imagination,” freshman Christina Jiminez said. “The club is...

SNAC Club Makes a Difference

Mia Russell

February 8, 2021

According to UC Davis Health, there are more than 55 million children and teens who...

Sports

Powerlifting season lifts off

After the 2020 season ended abruptly because of Covid, the 2021 powerlifting season lifts off with the first meet of the season Thursday, Jan. 28 at The Woodlands High School. “We have progressed a lot this year,” junior Leslie Williams said. “We have been working off season. My...

Volleyball at Playoffs

Working as one on the court, the varsity volleyball team has been competing since August. Unfortunately,...

Bolfing’s 100th Win

In a spectacular win, beating No. 10 ranked A&M Consolidated 38-14, Head Football...

Feature

Homecoming Court Takes the Field

Mia Russell

November 16, 2020

Representing various organizations one female homecoming court nominee is crowned queen...

Birthday Gift of Giving

Mia Russell, Writer

November 10, 2020

On his fifteenth birthday, freshman Caden Rancher couldn’t think of a better...

New Superintendent Climbing the Ladder

Katie Jones and Bryce Russell

September 18, 2020

Admiring the two pictures on his desk of his family, Superintendent Dr. Heath Morrison remembers where he came from. His plans consisted of becoming a lawyer, but he decided, in order to pay for law school, he would teach a couple years in high school. However, his passion stayed with...

Op-Ed

Keep the Late Arrival Wednesdays!

Samantha Nordstrom, Writer

Due to COVID-19, the School Board made various schedule changes to assist students and teachers with the difficulties of online and in-person learning. The most recent change is the late arrival Wednesday schedule; rather than starting classes at 7:15 am., students are not required to...

Voting is a Privilege – Use it!

Samantha Nordstrom, Author

When a student turns eighteen, it is a privilege and a right for him or her to register...

Why We Should Wear Our Masks

Katie Jones, Author

COVID-19 still has an effect today with a total of 7.31 million cases and 208,000 deaths....

The Honey Pot

Cyrus’s Specialty Sandwich

Emery Miller

October 6, 2020

Getting home from school, students are unsure what to eat. Many students are unable to drive to the store and buy food, so they are left staring at what they have, not knowing...

Remote Learning Mug Snacks

Katie Jones, Author

October 6, 2020

During the pandemic, people have become creative with the different foods they can eat that were quick and easy. Especially now since some students are in remote...

Whipped Coffee

Samantha Nordstrom, Author

September 28, 2020

To all the coffee enthusiasts out there, this is a treat. Whipped coffee, also known by its formal name Dalgona coffee, is a quick, easy drink recipe made with only three...

Keto Pizza Bites!

September 28, 2020

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