Hallow-Meme Contest
October 8, 2020
Click here to enter PG Journalism's spooky scary Halloween meme contest for a chance to win a $5 Sonic gift card. Winners will be announced on October 30th!...
COVID Safe Costumes
October 6, 2020
Halloween this year is set to be a historic one. It falls on a Saturday, a full moon, and even daylight savings, meaning an extra hour of all the spooks and haunts you can get. Yet, much like everything else with COVID-19 restrictions, modifications must be made to the normal traditions to insure the...
IOS14 update allows students to be creative
Gillian Knowles, Reporter
September 29, 2020
iPhones are known for their dynamic, streamlined design. Now, however, Apple users are able to take their home screens to a whole new level. In the latest software update, IOS14, users gained the ability to add widgets and new app interfaces to their home screens. Additionally, there are several new fea...
Theater deals with new COVID-19 guidelines for practice, upcoming fall musical
Sadie Moore, Reporter
September 15, 2020
COVID-19 guidelines have put a strain on many school activities, and the schools' theater company, Curtain Call Productions, is no exception. The theater group is working with guidelines to be able to perform their upcoming fall musical, 'Newsies'. The new COVID-19 guidelines require the students to practice so...
Math teacher by day, streamer by night
Ellie Anderson, Reporter
September 14, 2020
By day, Mr. Caleb Watson is an ordinary math teacher, teaching his students Algebra 2 and Statistics. But at night, he turns his mathematical and gaming skills into a superpower and becomes ThatMathDad, using his powers to game his way to victory and solve math problems along the way. “I st...
Homeschool hardship
Gillian Knowles, Reporter
September 5, 2020
Going to school in your pajamas, learning algebra in bed, and doing biology on the couch has been a long standing dream for students. Yet, when that dream became a reality, many students found that school from home wasn’t as easy as they hoped. As the school year kicked off in school and online, several stud...
‘Murder hornet’ enters the United States
Anjel-Ali Ormond, Online Editor-in-Chief
May 5, 2020
I’m convinced that we are living in the apocalypse. The Asian giant hornet, commonly known as the ‘murder hornet’, kills bees by detaching the bee's body from its head. The hornet has a stinger that is longer and more lethal than the average bee’s. It can also sting multiple times before dyi...
Lending a Paw
Nistha Neupane, Reporter
February 27, 2020
As junior Gillian Knowles reaches out her arm to touch him, he snaps his head around and pounces, his teeth bared and his eyes flashing. But because Gillian knew about the “demon cat’s” habits, she pulled her arm away in time, avoiding the bite. “This cat was literally a devil reincarnat...
Texarkana: It’s not as dead as it seems
Sarah Hale, Reporter
October 17, 2019
The 1946 Moonlight Murders-- featured in the movie “The Town that Dreaded Sundown” -- aren’t the only creepy thing about Texarkana. During the month of October, Texarkana is full of fall festivals and spooky events. Here are seven scary things to do this month. Pumpkin Patch ...