Summer is a fantastic time to start a new job—especially for students. The flexibility summer provides allows teens to make money without compromising their vacation plans.

Why is it so important to adopt a pet from a shelter rather than buying one from a breeder?

Boba Fett has terrible characterization—honestly some of the worst for the “Star Wars” saga—which has always been known for a fantastical and intriguing world.

Owasso students recently demonstrated their performance skills at the OHS Talent Shows on March 8 and 9. Ultimately, senior Ezzy Graham and freshman Abram Smith won their respective shows.

By putting themselves in harm's way, they provide daily help and assurance in times of crisis to those around them. In Owasso, first responders—both new and retired—work to take care of their community, prioritizing the people they serve above all else.

By breaking barriers faced by their gender, many women have achieved and excelled in their work, both in historic and contemporary society. Three of these brilliant women, through their contributions in literature, continue to empower the current generation as they empowered the women of their time.

Both basketball teams fought hard; through postponement and winter weather, the teams finally got to have their homecoming games

Owasso is well known for their athletics across the state and even the country. There are a select number of athletes who accommodated for Owasso’s success and earned the title of being an All-Stater in the fall of 2021.

“Pokémon” has never released such a revolutionary installment in their history. “Pokémon Legends: Arceus” was released Jan. 28, 2022 with high expectations.

Owasso’s Bill Blankenship received the 2022 American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and American Football Coaches Foundation (AFCF) National Power of Influence award. The honor commemorates Blankenship’s dedication to the Rams and their success.

Williams has high expectations for this team, along with himself, which can easily be seen through his performance on the mat.   

Sr. Mendez, resident “OG” and Spanish teacher at OHS, was awarded the well deserved teacher of the week award. 

The Owasso High School art classes entered 21 pieces into the Oklahoma Scholastic Art and Writing Contest and nine of them ended up winning awards! The awards that were given to the students from least to greatest were: honorable mentions, silver keys and finally the gold key award.

Take a seat, preparation for “HONK!” is in full swing. The theater teachers and students are working together to create a beautiful show for the community to connect and watch as a whole.

“Wordle,” an online word game, seems to be everywhere this year. Tik-Tok and Instagram accounts made specifically for the game “Wordle” have become unusually popular.

FFA strives to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

February is the month that America celebrates the deep, rich history of Black culture. In relation, one of the most significant events that happened in the Tulsa area in regards to Black history was the Tulsa Race Massacre that occurred in 1920. This was an awful event that took place about a century ago, but it is now finally being unveiled for everyone to learn from.

Sydney, Seth and their dad started with five customers in Owasso, first driving around a pickup truck and picking up recycling curbside. Later, they purchased a new work truck and trailer, acquiring new customers for both their convenience and their mission: helping to conserve natural resources.

All-State is an opportunity where all the jazz choirs in the state prepare for an audition, then the best of the best get to advance and perform.

Spoiler Warning: Spoilers for “Spider-Man: No Way Home”