Drills become a part of monthly schedule: Administration educates students on various emergency

The administration of Tahlequah High School has recently announced that they will begin holding monthly safety drills. The drills will include lock down, fire, tornado, and random searches. “This is [

Winter weather shakes Oklahoma

On January 12th, a blast of an Artic cold front swept through Oklahoma. Freezing rain and snow brought devastation to many Oklahomans by making the roads dangerous and impossible to travel. Ice coated

The Straight Edge movement: Musicians promote alcohol and drug free ways of life for teens

You don’t drink, you don’t do drugs, you don’t smoke, and you made a pact with yourself that you never will. You’re a parent’s dream, right? You might also consider yourself straight edge.

Cautioncontents typed with ink

What does everyone need, cannot live without, and should be common but is not? It’s common sense. America seems to have lost common sense. Ignorance has led to lawsuits, cautions on almost every prod

Ahh! Snake on a student!

With a 47 pound, 8 foot long slithering snake, who needs a dog? Of course, owning a snake would have its challenges. Junior Melodi Miller knows of the pros and cons.

Pattie Clay adds grace to country music

Everyone wanted to sing at least once when they were little. Well, freshman Pattie Clay does just that. She is just like any other high school student. She is a young woman who has many bright plans f

Tennis teams expect winning season

The Tiger Tennis teams are on the prowl for success this pre-season. Both boys’ and girls’ teams have begun training. Tigers have achieved success in past seasons, with players like Ian Fillmore placi

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