Fear.
The stomach-turning feeling that everyone has felt at least once in their life. Whether it’s an irrational fear such as bright and colorful clowns, or a deep and brooding fear like dying,...
Colin Yielding has been the University Interscholastic League coordinator at Joshua for nine years, and before Joshua, he coordinated UIL at Cleburne for two years. With 11 years of experience under his...
Sexual assault in high schools is a serious issue that often goes unnoticed or unreported, despite its significant impact on students' lives. Adolescents, who are already navigating the complexities of...
Students will be seen strutting downtown in full glam and red-carpet-worthy dresses, on May 13, at the Fort Worth Omni Hotel, for the 2023 prom.
For most of them, especially young ladies, a lot of...
When you think about house pets, usually a fluffy cat, an adorable puppy, or a tiny hamster running on a wheel comes to mind. However, some students chose to take home some unusual specimens.
For...
The first annual Holiday Hoops 3 on 3 tournament was a huge success. Sponsored by the JHS basketball booster club, the tournament hosted 15 teams, and they competed in bracket play. The winners were...
The Owl Flight staff joined several other groups in decorating Christmas trees after school on Monday. The trees will be judged, with a prize being awarded to the winner. Be sure to stop by the student...
For at least a portion of their high school career, 30% of students have a job. High school students who have jobs learn responsibility, financial independence, and imperative social skills. There are...
Dayton Sanders might not say much, but he is a man of many words. Writing is his lifeline, and he aspires to become a published horror novelist.
His endless creativity has led to the completion of nearly...
Christmas is the time of giving and receiving. It’s the season of generosity, but some people aren’t as fortunate as others. To support the community, multiple clubs and organizations around the school...
