For so long, Owasso hasn’t had many record stores. With the love for the past coming back into trend, it's only inevitable that Owasso would gain a Mom-and-Pop establishment, with influences of trendy vintage clothes and up and coming musicians around Owasso.

At first glance, LARP (Live-Action Role-Playing) Club may seem like a bunch of people smacking each other with pool noodles, but Larp contains layers of emotional value that often go unnoticed.

Now that the fall semester has begun, many students have been scrambling to maintain a rhythmic schedule for their lives in order to keep up with the demands of their teachers, extracurriculars and electives.

Film photography is coming back into popularity again, and it’s not just just among old fans of the hobby.

As the students of Owasso High School dive into the school year, many of them involve themselves with clubs. This past week, the school held their annual “Ram Roundup,” a week-long, student-led activity that involves initiating new members and learning about diverse topics.

Coming into the 2024-25 football season, new Head Coach Antonio Graham, has had tons of work to do in order to get the Owasso Rams varsity football team ready for the new season.

A wide variety of Owasso High School clubs exist today, but few are as culturally impactful as Códices.

Owasso High School’s football team is nothing short of spectacular, drawing a huge audience with every game.

Owasso Skatepark is one of Owasso’s many hidden gems.

Whenever we hear about the environment, it is often a depressing statistic about how humans are slowly killing the planet, and no matter what we do, the damage is already done. However, there is hope within our communities.

Walking around backstage at the Mary Glass Performing Arts Center, you’ll find ropes, pulleys, and weights behind a bright yellow line that screams, “Do not cross!”

The Owasso Invitational Marching Contest (OIMC) is one of the most important days in Owasso’s competition band season.

The first year of high school is never easy: being thrown into a swarm of hormonal teenagers, sharing the halls with intimidating upperclassmen and the pressure of a memorable final four years before emerging into adulthood are enough to scare anybody into an introverted shell.

If you take a walk down the sidewalk of the Redbud district, you might notice a new addition to the north-facing building across city hall: a beautiful mural. This piece of art has been done by Owasso High School’s very own Shelly Collins.

The magic and whimsicality of the OHS Art Show have finally arrived. With different styles and progressions of art, the whole school seems to enjoy what each art class from 6th grade to 12th grade has been working on all year. One can see how different the OHS art classes turned out to be this year, resulting in responses from students in Art 2, Art 3 and AP art.

On Friday, May 3rd, the Class of 2024 gathered for Senior Awards, Senior Picnic and an assembly involving Beyonce, Martian rappers and a hypnotist.

Students wishing to continue their athletic career into college often find themselves confused by the process. There is a long list of tasks beforehand that are required to get to the point of signing with a college.

One of the largest and most prominent groups within our district, the 2024 seniors of the Pride of Owasso, have been together since sixth grade and have shared more memories than they can count.

Owasso’s very own fishing team is helping this generation of teenagers re-instill social interactions back into their daily lives. 

This April 30th, as the PAC stage curtains were unveiled and the overhead lights began to dim, the OHS 2024 talent show began.