Last weekend Key Club and SGA, among other community members, gathered for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, on October 16 to raise money to fight breast cancer. Club members joined the...

Cancer doesn’t end when treatment ends. Whether you're cured or not, the shadow of cancer haunts you for the rest of your life. The cancer might not physically be there, but there will always be a fear...

Breast cancer is the most common cancer, with more than 249,000 new cases expected for the year of 2016. It is increasingly important that doctors and scientists find a cure to this disease. Breast...

CureFest is an annual event for childhood cancer. It’s held in September, childhood cancer awareness month, and takes place on the Mall in Washington, D.C. CureFest brings together supporters here to...

This is the first in a series of stories that Lily Weaver will write about her journey with a deadly disease.  Next week, look for her story about CureFest, where she was a featured speaker. The summer...

Ninth, tenth and eleventh graders are expected to pick up their pre-ordered yearbooks Friday, May 20th, during their lunch shift outside of the cafeteria. Extras will go on sale Wednesday, June 8th, after school...

Order your Cindy Alvarado Funds for Sons bravelet to show your support. Bravery Superman. G. I. Joe.  We play with these toys imagining bravery.  As we move toward young adulthood, we begin to...

It may be hiding in your microwave or in the Deer Park water bottle you brought to practice. It could be lurking in your new iPhone or your mom’s hair dye. Not even the smartest people in the world...