By Maclyn Crnkovich Posted January 8, 2016 New Executive Actions to Reduce Gun Violence and Make Our Communities Safer. According to a press release from the White House, it stated
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Freshmen basketball girls get big win
By Hailey Hinkle Posted December 20, 2015 The freshman girl’s basketball played their first home game against Fernley on December 15. The girls played an easy game and really tried
Press Release: Statement by the Press Secretary on the Attack in Afghanistan
By Nico Espinola Posted December 20, 2015 In a release from the White House from December 21, the Press Secretary, Josh Earnest commented on the recent attack by the Taliban in
Performer of the Week: Matthew Munk
By Larry Littrell Posted December 20, 2015 Every group has a key member who sticks out and helps make the rest of the group shine. Whether it be on stage, backstage
Review: “My Love Is Cool”
By Chanse McAllister Posted December 18, 2015 Up and coming British rock band, Wolf Alice, released their debut studio album in the United States on June 23, 2015. The band—which consists
Performer of the Week: Lily Pasquale
Chanse McAllister Posted December 18, 2015 Lily Pasquale was selected by Ms. Julia Topholm for Performer of the Week. Pasquale was chosen because of the passion she has illustrated in her
Student-Student-Athlete of the Issue: Payton Naveran
By Brody Goucher Posted December 16, 2015 Payton Naveran is one of Lowry’s best basketball players and everything that young athletes should look up to. Naveran has played four years of
Student-Athlete of the Issue: Nate Nelson
By Kaity Sample Posted December 16, 2015 The Student Body Secretary, FFA Treasurer, and your Student-Athlete of the Issue: Nate Nelson aka Nater Tater. Nelson has been a part of varsity
Why Caitlyn Jenner Shouldn’t be Woman of the Year
By Kimmy Claussen Posted December 16, 2015 “Woman of the Year.” Just saying that statement, many people come to mind. Women who have made a positive impact in the world
The Necessity of a College Degree
By Kaity Sample Posted December 16, 2015 Most teens have the idea that right after high school, they run right off to college. With rising costs of tuition, is going