The Wingspan

Against the Odds

Thomas Treviño, Photo Editor • March 7, 2025

“It was worth it—all of it,” Sanchez said. “We got to educate so many people on a game that’s really important to Hispanic culture, and seeing everyone come together for it was amazing.”

Clearing Confusion on Rescinded Federal Funded Freeze

Abbey Shultz, Editor-In-Chief • February 27, 2025

The Office of Management and Budget released a memorandum ordering the pause of all Federal financial assistance programs on Monday, Jan. 27, which has since been blocked amidst frustration and confusion...

47th Presidential Inauguration

Marley Donovan, News and Editorial Section Editor • February 25, 2025

During the 47th inauguration, Donald J. Trump was sworn in for his second term as president Jan. 20. The vice president of China, Han Zheng, attended the ceremony, marking China’s first ever appearance...

Dancing, Games, a Race Against Time

Thomas Treviño, Photo Editor • February 6, 2025

After months of planning, schedule changes and price adjustments, the upcoming school dance is set to take place on Feb. 7. The event will feature a Casino Night theme, dancing, karaoke, games and prizes. Despite...

Crush Hour

Owen Barr, Writer and Photographer • January 10, 2025

Why Cars are Becoming Increasingly Dangerous

The Twenty-Six Lane Travesty

Owen Barr, Writer and photographer • January 8, 2025

By the early 2000s, the Katy Freeway (Beltway-8), a portion of I-10 connecting downtown Houston to the growing suburbs, had a reputation for being one of the most congested roadways in the city, reportedly wasting 25 million hours of commuter time. Four years and a few billion dollars later, the freeway was widened to 26 lanes to meet demand. Beltway-8 has gained worldwide recognition for being one of the widest freeways in the world, its notoriety sparking years of ongoing debate.

Athletic Club and the New Opportunities!

JJ Gonzalez, Staff Writer & Broadcaster • December 6, 2024

This new school year brings a variety of ways for people on campus to relax their minds while being physically active, especially compared to the 2023-2024 school year, when students had to share a gym...

Senator Awards Hill Country Teacher

Abbey Shultz, Editor In Chief • November 15, 2024

Students and staff rallied behind English teacher Mrs. Fey as Senator Donna Campbell awarded her the Outstanding Teaching of the Humanities Award on Oct. 22. Humanities Texas selected Fey as one of nine...

Comal County Disaster Declaration

Marley Donovan, News and Editorial Section Editor • November 15, 2024

Comal County Judge Sherman Krasue issued a disaster declaration for critical wildfire risk on Oct. 21, banning fireworks, outdoor welding and outdoor cooking. As of Oct. 24 the declaration was extended...

Protecting Mountain Lions

Amanda Stemig, Copy Editor • November 6, 2024

“They’re beautiful animals and when we’re encroaching upon them, it’s hard for me to see the reaction we normally give, to kill them,” Muenich said.

Miss USA Resigning

Meadow Adamick, Staff Reporter • November 5, 2024

“I AM SILENCED.” According to NBC News, Miss USA Noelia Vogt posted this quote on Instagram, signaling her exit from the Miss USA title. In May 2024, after only seven months holding the crowns,...

Preparing for the Polls

Marley Donovan, News and Editorial Section Editor • October 29, 2024

Texas bills and campaigns are changing faster than local teens feel confident keeping up with. Seniors who turned 18 before Oct. 7 are able to vote in the presidential election this November. The school...