Mental health issues can are a lot more common than they may appear. That's why the counselors are working to make sure every student gets the help they need. “There are a lot of ways mental health...

Journalism has evolved in tandem with modern technology, starting with stamped print issues to radio and television broadcasts. Podcasts are a product of this, and have now become staples of entertainment...

Beginning his first year of teaching at Cinco, Charlton Jones juggles teaching, coaching responsibilities, and the struggles of a floating classroom, all at the tail-end of the devastating Covid-19 pandemic. ...

Returning to school as a senior during a global pandemic should be considered an Olympic sport. Everything from *college applications* to leading different clubs, senior year at Cinco Ranch High School...

Welcome to the Crystal Corner, the complete guide to crystals and how to use them. Crystals are an alternative type of therapy that can improve your mental well-being. Each individual crystal is associated...

See previous article for more info about horoscopes and zodiacs…..https://crhscountyline.com/features/2020/09/23/homemade-horoscopes/  Aries- You need to take a deep breath. Things have a way working...

“My favorite memory of this season is looking up at my family after throwing 173 feet on my first try and knowing I was going to be a double state champion.” After two record breaking throws at...

It started from a single Starbucks peach refresher and a cute caption in freshman year. Now, as a senior, Anika Ravishankar has a growing Instagram business called Hungriehoney with a current following...

Three presidential volunteer service awards, two awards from the rodeo, the state face seal for art, an international dean’s list finalist, leader of the robotics club. Senior Kyna McGill has all kinds...

In 2019, Zara Shipchandler spent three weeks of her summer at an immersion program at Harvard University. “The summer I spent at Harvard was one of the most memorable experiences I have ever had,”...

“My parents actually didn’t want me to play football at all,” senior Ethan Onianwa said. “We had just moved here from Nigeria when I was 6 years old, and my mom said ‘You’re never going to...

 “It pretty much went from zero to 100. Before then, I hadn’t really looked at playing the cello as more than just a hobby, a passion, an activity in high school.”  Senior Elias Gettemy first...