By Savannah McDade Posted June 2, 2010 Living in the Great Basin, wildfires are a prominent concern every summer, and lately, there has been a great deal of controversy brewing
Month: June 2010
Do’s and Don’ts: Summer vacation
By Mary Granath Posted June 2, 2010 Don’t plan out the whole summer- Summer is packed with fun times that will keep you busy but make sure you leave a
Ten tips to get yourself in better financial condition
By Megan Griggs Posted June 2, 2010 As the times change and the recession continues, it becomes more and more apparent how expensive everything is. I can remember when just
Celebrities: Heroes or bad examples?
By Emily Bonham Posted June 2, 2010 Everyone knows that Hollywood stars and celebrities go to incredible lengths to look the best. Young girls often look up to these people
The Senior Buckaroo Roundup
By Theresa Thompson Posted June 2, 2010 Brandon Eldodt“My friends and I do stunts. Like tieing Kiefer to the back of a car on a scooter and driving that car
2010 graduating class plans and goals for the future
By Ron Espinola Posted June 2, 2010 Sahul Acosta-Grijalva Pima County College in Tucson Arizona.William Aguiar-Not submitted.Marissa Alanis-Going to Europe, then Mesa State, in Grand Junction, CO.Jacob Albright-UNR.Christian Alcaraz-Army.Maira Alvarenga-GBC
Student-Athlete of the Year: Lynnsey Johnson
By Emily Bonham Posted June 2, 2010 Lynnsey Johnson was born in Reno, Nevada on May 12, 1992. She is the oldest of three sisters. Johnson played softball and basketball
Boys golf wins first state title since 1986, Dendary is runner-up
By Victoria Fragione and Mary Granath Posted June 2, 2010 The Lowry boy’s golf team continued its season-long domination by claiming the state title last week while competing in Las
Buckaroo Trivia
By Brooklyn Thomas Posted June 2, 2010 Mr. Warren Stotler coached Lowry varsity football from 1988-1993. In 1994 Junior Julie Peters was the first girl to play Lowry JV football.
Coach Don Walton secures $15,000 grant
By Ben Norfolk Posted June 2, 2010 Lowry baseball coach Don Walton recently received a $15,000 grant from the E.L. Cord foundation out of Reno which will be used to