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 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...

“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,...

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...

Junior Madz Patten won a Gold Seal at the State Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE) Saturday, April 27. She and her welded phoenix advanced from the regional VASE competition in March, and her piece was...

This year’s prom theme was The Golden Age of Hollywood. The night was filled with music, dancing, snacking and a murder mystery and in the midst of it all arose our winners.    The winners...

Three students were left unsure of where to park on Falcon Day. Before guest speakers arrived, the only available places were in the accessible and staff parking sections, and administration had to redirect...

Senate negotiators released a bipartisan border security deal regarding the discouragement of migrants attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico Border on Feb. 4 and it was ended just three days after its mention...

An active duty U.S. airman stationed at Joint Base San Antonio set himself on fire to protest Israel’s war in Gaza. Sunday, Feb. 25, at approximately 1 p.m., Aaron Bushnell streamed the event on Twitch...

    Congress narrowly managed to avert a government shutdown last Thursday after both chambers voted in favor of a short-term stop-gap spending bill a day before the initial Jan. 19 budget deadline,...