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School across TISD were canceled on Jan. 9-10 due to inclement weather. Power outages posed a major issue for many.
Lights out
January 14, 2025
Sophomore Jillian Brimm smiles during rehearsals for Choirs upcoming Christmas concert. On Dec. 12, 2024 Texas High held the annual Christmas Choir Concert at the Sullivan Preforming Arts Center.
Caroling, caroling
December 16, 2024
FILE PHOTO: Members of Rosebuds Junior Garden Club must bring hygiene products by Dec. 18. The project hopes to supply students with products they need.
Starting fresh
December 9, 2024
FILE PHOTO: Texas High School’s Texas Association of Future Educators organization plans a Toy Drive service project on Dec. 6 at the Texas A&M University of Texarkana for children that have been affected by natural disasters.
Toys for joy
November 22, 2024
Taylor’s deep passion for teaching stems from her unwavering commitment to advocate for her students, especially those who seem suppressed, overlooked and excluded, ensuring they obtain a voice.
Balance of aspiration and duty
January 15, 2025
Standing up in front of one of her health science classes, Kamryn Hamilton teaches. Previously a NICU nurse, Hamilton transitioned to teaching at Texas High in hopes of inspiring students in that career field.
From NICU to classroom
December 5, 2024
TISD Police Officer Bart Veal and one of his four shoppers roll through Target to the store’s toy aisle while at the Shop with a Cop & Firefighter event on Dec. 3, 2024. Veal and other first responders from around the Texarkana area helped provide children with Christmas presents.
Holiday heroes
December 4, 2024
Texas High’s Adam Orr and Justin Brown defend on defense against the Jacksonville Indians on Dec. 17, 2024 in the Tiger Center. The Tigers defeated the Indians 64-61.
A new era of depth
December 19, 2024
Coach Toby Watson talks strategy with varsity tennis players at the John Watson Tennis courts during the match against Pleasant Grove High School earlier this year.
Beyond the baseline
December 12, 2024
Texas High Head Softball Coach Chelsea Slider grasps the head of Assistant Coach Courtney Cooper as the Lady Tiger Softball Team is one base hit away from win. After the Texas vs. Pine Tree game, the team went onto 5A Division II playoffs.
Leading with passion
December 11, 2024
Throughout the year, we've noted trends in social media, politics, music and film. From Taylor Swift's new album to the arrival of viral challenges that sprout like flowers, 2024 will be remembered by many.
2024 in pop culture
December 31, 2024
Similar to the opening weekend of the Barbie and "Oppenheimer" films, the debuts of "Wicked" and "Gladiator 2" closely resemble a similar contrast. The broadway adaptation of "Wicked" and "Gladiator 2" released on Nov. 22, 2024.
Enchanted and excited
December 24, 2024
Cyber bullying remains an issue in schools across the nation. More than 30% of students at Texas High have admitted to experiencing cyber bullying.
Behind the screen
December 20, 2024
Texarkana's Christmas season is filled with many festive events and cherished traditions. These events highlight the warmth and our overall community spirit of our town.
Christmas in Texarkana
December 13, 2024
HEADS UP: Dec. 16-21, 2024
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2024 Pop Culture recap
2024 Pop Culture recap
Story by Zyon Trotter, Kunan Anjum, Rece Beaird and Haley Waddell December 18, 2024

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In the US, 170 million people use TikTok. Out of these users, 22% of teenagers spend 2-3 hours a day on the app. Even though the ban never goes into effect, many people legitimize the notice.
Time “tiks” toward TikTok ban
Story by Jillian Tyler, staff writer
When picking classes in high school, students can choose from a multitude Advanced Placement (AP), Dual Credit (DC) or regular classes.
Choosing a path
Story by Lauren Richey, staff writer
The average cost of a live tree is around $80, where the cost of a fake one is around $100. Although more expensive, fake trees last far longer, where real trees are disposed of after one use.
Plastic fantastic
Story by Kendyl Franklin, staff writer
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