Celebrating Maya Angelou

Allie Pigg • February 16, 2018

On April 4, 1928, Maya Angelou arrived into a world that would not be kind to her. Society found many ways to put her down for her gender and skin color. Angelou lived in St. Louis, Missouri until her...

CACC puts on annual holiday floral sale

Ji-Sung Lee • December 14, 2017

Students in Floral and Plant Design, Advanced Horticulture and Greenhouse Productions create floral arrangements for the holiday sale.

Turkey Trax 5K becomes Thanksgiving tradition for RBXC runners

Jacob Sykuta • November 25, 2017

Annual Turkey Trax 5K provides an accepting atmosphere not only for local runners, but for families. Many RBHS cross country runners participate in the event not only to have fun with their teammates, but as an unofficial end to the season.

Consumers to save money through purchasing great value products rather than name brand

Ji-Sung Lee • February 25, 2017

Customers find that for basic items, settling for an off brand name is fine as it can save money in the long run. But for products such as clothes and shoes, teens find that they don't mind spending extra for a popular brand name.