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Senior Trey Berry practices his swing at home in preparation for the State Golf Tournament. (Photo by Henry Fendley)

Golf Season Ends Without a Win, but Hope for Next Year

Aidan Massanelli, Sports Editor
October 30, 2017
The Armadillo Rodeo cast jumps for joy at their new season, which begins with their first show on October 27. They will be performing at the Public Theatre downtown on 616 Center St. (Photo courtesy of Ollie Burrow)

Armadillo Rodeo Returns With More Laughs for its 11th Season

Annie Knight, Executive Editor
October 23, 2017
Vice President of M.S.A., junior Salma Abdulrahman and secretary, junior Muhsin Sheikh post pictures of Syrian Refugees on their Instagrams to raise awareness of the crisis and promote the acceptance of them in the United States. (photo by Aashna Farishta)

MSA Encourages Acceptance Among Students

Aashna Farishta, Voices Editor
October 20, 2017
Central Community Reacts to Death of Riverfest

Central Community Reacts to Death of Riverfest

Emily Low, Staff Writer
October 11, 2017
Central football players run drills to warm up for their game against North Little Rock and Quigly stadium on September 22nd. The Tigers would go on to play a good game, only falling by 11 points. (Photo by Nico Heye)

New Year New Team: Football Team Optimistic for Season

Gage Maris, Assistant Sports Editor
October 9, 2017
Georgie Denbrough peeks into the sewer where his paper boat, made by his brother Bill, has fallen. Moments later it is returned to him by Pennywise the clown, other wise known as ‘It’. Georgie’s death is the first of the film and kick starts the plotline. (Photo courtesy of Google Images)

‘It’ Makes Monstrous Impact on Box Offices

Annie Knight, Executive Editor
October 5, 2017
Memes, Tailgates, and 5 Year Olds, Oh My! Spirit Week is Coming!

Memes, Tailgates, and 5 Year Olds, Oh My! Spirit Week is Coming!

Lauren Berry, Executive Editor
October 4, 2017
Senior Connor Bierbaum meets Senator Will Bond at the State Capital. Connor was a member of the Boys State Senate. (Photo Courtesy of Connor Bierbaum)

Students Gain New Experiences Over the Summer

Eli Evans, Staff Writer
October 4, 2017
Senior Aaliyah Orloff and her three other friends dressed to the nines for Eid. “It’s customary to dress really nicely on Eid. We planned to get a picture since we all dressed up,” Aaliyah said. After spending time at the mosque, they all went out to eat to celebrate the end of Ramadan.

Ramadan Signifies Time for Sacrifice, Reflection for Muslim Students

Sydney Gastman, Lifestyle Editor
October 2, 2017
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