Falcon Theatre Holds Fun Run Fundraiser on Oct. 31
Falcon Theatre will be doing a fun run fundraiser on the morning of Oct. 31 from 9-12 a.m. at the Timber Creek track. All proceeds will go to the Mowat-Wilson Syndrome Foundation.
Author: Phoebe Lowe
Phoebe Lowe is a sophomore, member of Falcon Theatre and owner of Phoebe's Baked Goods.
Here’s The Run-Down: A Synopsis of the Joe Biden Town Hall
On Oct 15, current president Donald Trump and the Democratic front runner Joe Biden held opposing town hall meetings in Florida and Pennsylvania respectively. The original plan was for the second debate to take place between the two, but after President Trump contracted COVID-19, he refused to do a virtual debate, and so the candidates hosted town halls at the same time.
PHOTOS: Student Council Prepares For Homecoming
After much uncertainty Homecoming has finally come. Even with no dance, parade, or carnival Student Council and Cheer still had a lot of preparation on their plate. Student Council had a work day on Oct. 3 from 8a.m. to 3p.m. Read more
UTA Offers Free Virtual SAT Math Prep
University of Texas at Arlington is offering free SAT math workshops for students. The workshops will take place through Zoom and Google Classroom. Students will need to register online, have a gmail, and have access to a calculator. Sessions will Read more
Student Council Executive Board Informational Meeting Sept. 15
Student Council will be holding an informational meeting for potential Executive Board meetings. This meeting is for Students who are interested in applying or have already applied. The meeting will take place over Zoom on Sept. 15 at 4:30 p.m. Read more
Law Club To Have Informational Meeting Sept. 10
The Law Club will be holding an informational meeting on Thursday, Sept. 10 from 5-6 p.m. on Zoom. Students who are interested in joining need to fill out this form bit.ly/lawclub or check out their newsletter here to get all Read more
Quarantine Brings Small Business Opportunities for Falcons
As many sat at home wasting the days away during quarantine, students like seniors Cheyenne Hailey and Maycie Williams have taken the time to turn dreams into a reality. Wasting no time, these students took the opportunity to start their Read more