Genetic engineering offers advancement, opposition

Cassidy Viox • February 15, 2017

Science brings humanity closer to the future. But its not through robots or weapons, but through DNA. Genetic engineering offers a new path to the future.

Students find importance in intellectual growth rather than grade reports

Ji-Sung Lee • December 4, 2016

Though some may believe IPR's define them as a student, others try to look past a letter grade and find value in their gained knowledge over the years.

Bruins seal sectional victory, proceed to state quarterfinals

Cassidy Viox • November 1, 2016

After losing the same sectional game in the 2015 season, the soccer team came back tonight with the intention of avenging last season’s loss.

Spirit week concludes, students embrace green and gold

Skyler Froese • September 30, 2016

Friday's theme was "Welcome to the Emerald City!" and students were encouraged to wear RBHS colors or to dress up as characters from the Wizard of Oz. Freshmen Alexis Walker and Jadyn Lisenby show their...

Homecoming assembly celebrates hard work with great fun

Cassidy Viox • September 30, 2016

The Emerald Regiment and color guard kick off the homecoming assembly. The group performed a dynamic number featuring score from the Avengers and music from Led Zepplin.  Wiliam Hisle holds up his letterman...

Books are more than stamped words on a page

Ashley Tanner • May 4, 2016

The Harry Potter series ha impacted millions of readers around the world. Author Ashley Tanner shares her personal testimony to the series.

‘Life, Animated’ enlivens audience, shines light on Autism

Cassidy Viox • March 5, 2016

'Life, Animated' is a joyful film that tells of the complexities of Autism Spectrum Disorder through the life of Owen Suskind, a man who loves life and is fascinated by Disney animated movies.

Lady Bruins return to winning ways against Ozark

Cassidy Viox • January 15, 2016

After a low scoring first half, the Lady Bruins' basketball team would pull out a close a win against the Ozark Tigers, 42-37 on Thursday night.

Wrestling handed two losses in home dual

Cassidy Viox • December 16, 2015

Despite two pins from junior Brock Davis, the RBHS wrestling team lost to both Fulton and Smith-Cotton in a dual hosted by the Bruins Dec. 15.

Bruin basketball starts season with Green and Gold game

Cassidy Viox • November 18, 2015

View pictures and videos from RBHS basketball's annual Green versus Gold game.

Tyler, Bruins exact revenge in district final

Elad Gov-Ari • October 29, 2015

[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he RBHS boys soccer team managed a 2-0 upset with high tensions against in tonight’s Class 4 district 11 final against cross-town rival, Hickman. Head Coach Scott Wittenborn expressed...

Weightless confidence

Cassidy Viox • October 25, 2015

[vc_images_carousel images="277166,277165,277164,277163"]This weeks Weightless Confidence student is sophomore Trey Robinson who is known for his wild hair. With curls rotating every which way and what...