TJ Wall– a local substitute and upcoming teacher– is currently hosting a fundraiser for a 2026 Toyota Sienna Hybrid, a vehicle that will help him navigate his busy schedule and life with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Wall lives with Spinal Muscular…
As Juneteenth celebrations begin before this weekend’s parade, one local youth has been at the forefront of the preparations. At only 17 years old, Ayden Howard has not only helped bring members of the ArkLaTex community together but has also…
Throughout the spring season, an assortment of sports happen at once, but one that’s often overlooked is trap shooting. At many ArkLaTex schools, students can practice marksmanship and gun safety through their trap shooting teams, while also creating friendly environments…
Arkansas High alumnus Scooter Wilder returned to the mound in a powerful moment of strength and community support this week, pitching the first inning of both the Razorback Softball and Baseball games while in the midst of his battle against…
April isn’t just the beginning of spring; it’s a beginning for second chances. This month is officially known as National Donate Life Month, a dedicated time to raise awareness for the need for organ donors and acknowledge the people who…
In only its third year, Arkansas High School’s wrestling team has already built a historic record. Under the leadership of Coach Todd Crumb, the program made headlines last year when Addison Girley became the overall Girls’ State Champion. This season,…
Arkansas High School’s Educators Rising program has shown promise at the state and national levels in its short time. This program highlights the importance of teaching to young, aspiring students who may be interested in education as a future career,…
The Mistletoe Market was held from November 21st to 23rd, with several businesses across the ArkLaTex setting up venues at the Texarkana Convention Center. The Market is held annually in Texarkana, featuring a variety of businesses, auctions, guest performances, and…
With the ongoing government shutdown and SNAP benefits being paused, there’s a larger call for help from lower-income families at this time of year than ever before. To combat this, schools have already started showing their holiday spirit of giving…
A big part of the “Friday Night Lights” of high school football experience is the halftime performance of the marching band, no matter what school you attend. For most spectators, watching the band at halftime is when they believe all…
When transferring schools, one typically has a hard time fitting in or finding the right crowd. It takes time to come out of your shell and grow into the person you want to be, especially during your time in high…
The Black Mambas are a family-owned track group with the goal of letting local youth experience what the sport has to offer. Since their formation in 2020, the team has competed every year at the Amateur Athletic Union Junior Olympics.…
For the past four years, Arkansas High School’s Educators Rising program has taught students the basics of what a career as a teacher is like. The class does this by shadowing veteran teachers, creating lesson plans, and developing personal classroom…
