As the end of the year draws near, its once again time to take care of unfinished business; such as library dues. All library books are due next Friday, May 11, while fees can be paid up till the last day of school.
Two people take charge of preparing classrooms for learning and food for consumption for over 3000 people each morning before the rest of the staff come in for work.
On Feb. 28, members of the student media visited NBC 5 at their broadcast facility and gained valuable knowledge about journalism and broadcasting.
From Mar. 21 until Apr. 2, the swim team will be hosting a beach towel fundraiser.
Coming into the 2018 season, determined and ready to play some ball, is the Timber Creek softball team who has big dreams of making it to playoffs.
Representing Timber Creek at the State Debate competition March 1 and 2, 2018 were Mink Sandhu and Connor Fitzgerald while Noah Anzaldua and Michael Vilayvanh will be competing at the CX state competition next week on March 16-17.
Coming in at first place at the past Four Way Speech Contest that took place on Feb. 20 is junior Maddie Ott, a unique individual who has a knack for speaking.
Timber Creeks very own euphonium player, junior Jayne Margason, performed in the incredibly elite Symphonic All State band on Feb. 17 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center located in San Antonio.
The beginning to the end of a phenomenal swim season that will be forever remembered in the history of Timber Creek took place at the Pete Ragus Aquatic Center in Lubbock Feb. 1-3.
Coming soon to Timber Creek by the Timber Creek theater department is Wit, a Pulitzer Prize winning drama about the inspiring yet difficult journey of a dying cancer patient.