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Smiling to the judges, senior Talonette officer Reagan Newton, freshman Lauren Richey and senior Talonettes captain Zoe Dale finish off the jazz dance. The team won the Super Sweepstakes award and was Grand Champion for the large division. Overall, the team won third place.

Talonettes perform at ‘Crowd Pleasers Competition,’ claim title of Grand Champion

March 5, 2021
A graphic made by graphic designer and junior Caitlyn Richey depicts the numbers of the presidential inauguration on Wednesday, Jan. 20. Due to COVID-19, this inauguration was different from past years', as shown in the lower people in attendance. The inauguration occured throughout the day and featured the swear-in ceremony, Biden's inaugural address, a virtual parade and a concert with celebrity performers.

[Photo] Biden takes oath of office in unconventional inauguration

January 20, 2021
In Texas, all riders 20 and younger need a helmet. Graphic Designer Caitlyn Richey designed this infographic after researching motorcycle laws. “Typically helmets are one of the No. 1 things that people notice because that is what makes you a human on the bike,” counselor and rider Bobby Storey said. “White helmets and yellow helmets, people tend to recognize.

[Photo] Riding safely in style: Motorcyclists share their precautions when taking road

January 7, 2021
This design, inspired by pop artist Andy Warhol, is the logo for the performance this year. The multi-colored boxes are intended to represent a Zoom call, along with the diverse audience that the dancers will be able to perform to with the show being pre-recorded.

Despite COVID-19 challenges, local dancers to perform ‘The Nutcracker’

December 3, 2020
Waving their pom-poms, junior varsity cheerleaders dance to the band's music. Although the pep rally was for sophomores and seniors in person, all of the cheer team was able to attend.

Pink-out pep rally raises breast cancer awareness

November 1, 2020
Each member of the Prosper ISD Place Department puts in more than 40+ hours a week serving students. Graphic Designer Caitlyn Richey designed this infographic after researching the department's website.

[Photo] New wheels: Officer ‘handles’ student bike theft

October 7, 2020
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