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With hands lifted high, senior Hunter Sheffield does not hold back his cheers at the Eagles matchup against McKinney High Friday, Sept. 20. Although there was a light rain shower late in the third quarter, the student section broke out to sing

Photojournalist reviews accomplishments from past year

June 26, 2020

Senior girls adjust their graduation caps before walking to their seats. These students spirited their future colleges with a touch of glitter. These members of the Top 10 percent of the class of 2020 received the honor of graduating first.

A View of the Top

June 8, 2020

The class of 2020 awaits the beginning of their 7 p.m. June 5 graduation ceremony in the Prosper ISD Children's Health Stadium.

Prosper takes graduation ceremony outdoors

June 6, 2020

Time ticks away at the countdown clock for the start of the 7 p.m. June 5 class of 2020's graduation ceremony at Prosper's Children's Health Stadium.

A Graduation like no other

June 6, 2020

Seniors Jacob Tanner

Community parade celebrates lacrosse seniors

May 19, 2020

Lightning strikes across the sky over North Texas. According to Weather.com meteorologists, isolated thunderstorms can be expected today, May 12, followed by clouds tomorrow. Photojournalist Jesse Plaster took this shot Monday, May 4.

Storms cut across North Texas area

May 12, 2020

Photographer Gianna Ortner-Findlay catches the Navy Blue Angel Air Team in action as they make their rounds over North Texas Hospitals. The flight, which honored the first responders and medical workers, started at 11 a.m. The Blue Angels began their

Blue Angels fly across D-FW in salute to COVID-19 frontline workers

May 7, 2020

Junior photojournalist Justin Hudson photographs himself while wearing a mask and abiding by Centers of Disease Control recommendations to protect himself and others from COVID-19. According to the CDC, 33% of hospitalized patients were black and 92.3% of deaths out of 100,000 people in New York were as well.

Visual Column: Photojournalist expresses concern
over COVID-19 outbreaks in African American communities

May 6, 2020

In the same way these shoes line up, influencers and celebrities also are lining up to use their platforms to uplift the global community. One actor, John Krasinski, hosted a virtual prom for high schoolers on April 17. “I wasn’t planning on going to prom, but it’s really unfortunate for everyone planning on going,” sophomore Ella Dellenbach said. “They may have spent their money and time on this prom, just for it to be canceled. It was many seniors' time to shine, and I feel terrible that it’s been taken away. While prom has been canceled, I do think that it’s lovely that John Krasinski, with SGN, hosted a virtual prom so people can still connect online. However it still doesn’t exactly replicate prom.”

Visual Column: Would-have-been-prom items take spotlight

April 30, 2020

A tin can rests abandoned alongside a railroad track in Mckinney. The area holds garbage, including plastics and metals, scattered across it for lengths almost as long as a mile. According to the Balance smb, many day-to-day items can take a long time to decompose. For example, metals like those in a tin can can take 50 years to decompose. Aluminum can take up to 500 years, and plastics can take up to twice that amount of time - 1,000 years. “It upsets me,

Visual Column: Photojournalists gives ‘Earth Day’ evidence of area pollution

April 22, 2020

During a time of social distancing with her father in Celina on April 5, photojournalism student Cate Emma Warren catches a shot of one of Rex Glendenning's longhorns doing the same by moving away from the herd. According to the Glendenning Farms website, Rex and Sherese Glendenning began breeding Texas Longhorn cattle in 1986.

Longhorn practices social distancing

April 21, 2020

Senior families gather outside stadium to watch slideshow

April 16, 2020

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