Timber Creek’s One Act Play titled “The Lost Boy” follows the author of Peter Pan, James Barrie, and shows how his unfortunate circumstances inspired the story.
NAHS Decorate School with Murals in Honor of Big Art Day
This state wide celebration of art and art education was held on Thursday, March 7.
Choir Releases Set List for Dec. 13 Holiday Concert
This Thursday, Dec. 13, the Timber Creek Choir will perform their annual winter concert at 7 p.m.
Timber Creek Band Places 17th Overall at Super Regional Competition
On Saturday, Nov. 3, the Timber Creek Marching Band competed at the Bands of America Super Regional Competition in San Antonio, TX. This was the last performance of “From the Ground Up” the band will ever perform, making it an emotional one for many of the varsity members.
EDITORIAL: If You Don’t Forget, Did You Really Forgive?
Many people have said to forgive but never forget, as if forgetting is the pathway to repeating. What many people do not realize is by holding onto the memory of anger, fear, sadness, or whatever you forgave, you are doing more harm to yourself than good. You even risk harming the people you love.
Timber Creek Theatre Prepares for 2nd Annual Haunted House
For the 2nd year in a row, the Timber Creek Theatre program invites you to their annual haunted house.
Humans of Timber Creek: Reagan Charles
For freshman Reagan Charles, it’s all about going down her own path.
Humans of Timber Creek: Reese Hyatt
Senior Reese Hyatt can easily draw eyes to his brightly colored outfits, contrasting from his down-to-earth and slightly shy personality.
Humans of Timber Creek: Ainsley Beers
Sophomore Ainsley Beers has a style that travels through time. “I like to wear stuff that looks like it could be from the 90’s and stuff that looks like early 2000’s”
Humans of Timber Creek: Ethan Hyatt
Freshman Ethan Hyatt says his style gives him a “hipster” appearance. His fully buttoned up shirts are not the only thing that sets him apart, though, as he has been interested in playing drums for the jazz band since he was just four years old.