Does Thanksgiving Stand A Chance Against Christmas?
It seems as if the Christmas season climbs into the rest of the year more and more as time passes. But is that a bad thing?
Month: November 2019
Van Gogh for the Gold; Falcons Win at Third Annual KISD Art Contest
On Thursday, Nov. 7, high school art students in Keller ISD participated in the third annual KISD Art Contest. Timber Creek was the overall champion in the competition.
Happy Fall Y’all; 7 Activities to Make Thanksgiving Break Festive
If you’re looking for activities to do with your family or an excuse to get out of the house, look no further. Here’s a list of seven exciting things you can do this Thanksgiving break.
Student Council Creates Community Lockers to Help Their Peers in Need
Beginning mid October, Student Council members have been putting together community lockers. These lockers are for students who need hygiene products and basic necessities that they may not be able to get at home.
“Through My Eyes” Fall 2019 Art and Literature Magazine
“Through My Eyes” is the Fall 2019 edition of the Timber Creek Art and Literature Magazine.
From Rocky Waters to Smooth Sailing; Swim Members Look Back at Beginning of Season
The swim season has finally taken off after a very late start. A predicted two-week construction delay turned into five weeks of demolition at the natatorium which forced swimmers all over the district to find new methods of working out.
A Newsworthy Show: Band Members Reflect on the Past Season
With the loss of former band directors, Darla McBryde and Hunter Bown, there was more dread and fear coming into the new season than ever before. After the marching show was reinvented, the Falcon Marching Band would overcome their stresses and went into the season with everything they could give.
Diminished DACA: DACA Appeals to the Supreme Court
On Tuesday, Nov. 12, three cases will make their way to the Supreme Court. One incredibly large and prominent investigation surrounds around Former President Barack Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, and President Donald Trump and his administration’s actions about repealing the program.
HOSA’s Helping Hands: Food Banks and Health Fairs
Students of the Health Occupation Students Of America club (HOSA) are constantly at work in local communities in an effort to learn about providing skill and leadership opportunities for its members.
Central High School will Host HBCU Night on Dec. 10
Central High School will be hosting a Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) night on Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. in their lecture hall.