- Personal Columns
Nina Aitha, Staff Writer, Art Director | August 21, 2024
As each new school year begins and new students are welcomed, a wave of eager teachers are welcomed to Flower Mound as well....
As clerks converse amongst themselves and politicians straighten their ties, Zoe Jung, 11, observes the floor of Congress...
Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) All-State is a competition held every fall, where students from all over Texas compete...
Upon first glance, the virus that recently decimated countries worldwide is aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Computer generated...
With the intent of student safety and obligation to new Texas state law, SRO Officer Augusto Espinosa has joined the Jag...
House Bill 900, which aims to prohibit “sexually explicit” books from school libraries, was set to go into full effect on September 1st....
A new bell schedule has been implemented this year in accordance with state requirements to reach 90 minute class periods. Advisory, now included...
House Bill 114, passed by Texas’ 88th Legislative Session, outlines a new vape policy intended for implementation in all public schools across...
Since the 14th century, Dante Alighieri's The Inferno has inspired art around the world. The epic poem follows Dante as he travels through the...
The Flower Mound High School Varsity Volleyball Team won the Mound Showdown, Flower Mound versus Marcus, (3-0) last Tuesday...
Heat waves echoed off the turf as our football players fought for the win last Friday night. Under both the sun’s burning...
Most people see swimming as a relaxing recreation, often when the weather is warm and watermelon is in season. But for competitive...
Though only 14 years old, Mick Seyler lives a double life. Actually, he lives three. Not only is Seyler a high school student...
“It’s impossible.” “Or is it?” I countered. The stakes were high. I had put hours of back-breaking work in, and I was faced...
Racing down the winding pavement, I pedal fast and hard, sweat beading across my forehead. The uneven road begins to slope downwards, my bicycle...
As cookie-cut suburbia faded into golden grasslands, I couldn’t help but dread my annual family reunion. This year my mother, father, brother,...
“Find x” Alright. 150. Wrong. The paper below me stares widely like the eyes of a fractured freight train. It is astonishing yet tantalizing....
I was recently brought to tears at a concert. Last weekend I went with some friends to go see Noah Kahan, an artist who has just kind of exploded,...
Throughout the years, my family has taken numerous vacations, from the Dominican Republic to Gulf Shores. The vacations have been fun, but none...