Write Your Way to Creative Writing Club on Sept. 19
The first Creative Writing Club meeting of the school year will be held after school this Wednesday, Sept. 19, in room C118.
Year: 2018
PHOTOS: Falcon Theatre’s “The Old Man and the Old Moon” Sets Sail Sept. 20
“The Old Man and The Old Moon” utilizes shadow puppetry, folk music and creative storytelling to capture the epic seafaring adventure of an old man who must abandon his duties of filling the moon with liquid light in order to search for his missing wife.
PHOTOS: Falcons Fall to West Mesquite in Delayed Away Game
Falcon Football had another game full of delays as they traveled to West Mesquite on Sept. 14, 2018.
Everything You Need to Know About 2018 Senior Yearbook Photos
All your information for the 2018-19 yearbook, makeup pictures, senior pictures and tributes all on one page.
PHOTOS: Timber Takes Down Central For First District Volleyball Win
Timber Creek Varsity Volleyball took down Central in the first district game of the season, fighting hard to sweep the Chargers in three games.
Timber Creek Welcomes German Exchange Students
On Oct. 22, 20 German students will become the tourists and arrive at Timber Creek, with TC students paired up to host them, just as they did they did last summer in Germany.
PHOTOS: Volleyball Faces Off Central Leading Into Districts
Coming into a season facing off in a tougher district than the previous year, the Timber Creek Volleyball Team looks at the 2018-2019 challenges with determination rather than defeat, overcoming each obstacle that they face.
EDITORIAL: Make Sure to Commit to Clubs
Challenge yourself in new ways by being involved in numerous clubs, and stay in them.
It’s Primetime to Finish Seat Time
Attendance plays an important role in the success of Timber Creek students. Students can restore their missed time using three options.
Viral Moment of Kindness Leads to Lesson About Character
When seniors Jamal Stacey and Gelvinn Pluas helped a fellow Falcon, the young men never expected the events that followed. Like all kind acts, this small gesture went a long way: it traveled from Timber Creek’s cafeteria to Independence Elementary School.