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Cougar fans will enjoy cheering and supporting the varsity football Thursday without the responsibility of completing homework after the game. Sept. 8 marks the first of six Homework Free days scheduled during the school year.

No Homework Tonight

County Line staff September 8, 2016

Students will be able to participate as players, supporters or spectators in Thursday night's varsity football game against Memorial without having to worry about starting their homework at 11 pm. Tonight...

Libertarian candidate and former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson speaks at the 2016 Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland. Johnsons party is socially liberal and fiscally conservative, and  is the third largest political party in the U.S.

Libertarian, Green Parties fight for 2016 election

Samuel Teas, Features Editor August 5, 2016

In an election where both major candidates see their unfavorability ratings at an all time high, a few political underdogs wonder if they might have a chance. Two major third parties, the Libertarian...

Dr. Lawrence Lance Hindt, a KISD alumni, was named the lone finalist for the position of Superintendent by the school board on June 10.

Board of trustees chooses new KISD superintendent

Roba Abousaway, Co-Editor-in-Chief July 11, 2016

Dr. Lawrence “Lance” Hindt was named the lone finalist for the position of KISD Superintendent at a special Board of Trustees meeting on June 10. He will begin his tenure on Aug. 1, and will effectively...

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks at a campaign event. She will be tested by Bernie Sanders supporters, who vow to fight for the Vermont Senators nomination.

Trump, Clinton, face obstacles in upcoming national conventions

Samuel Teas, Features Editor July 4, 2016

From white supremacists to FBI indictments, both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions will have to deal with unprecedented challenges this year electing their party nominee. Presumptive...

Old Katy experiences heavy flooding. Students in this region of the district did not have to go to school this week, as it was closed.

District schools, facilities remain closed amidst severe flooding

County Line Staff April 19, 2016

Katy ISD extended the district-wide shutdown for the rest of the week due to unsafe road conditions and mobility concerns for students and staff. Along with other Region 4 districts, Katy ISD will...

Sophomore Angela Lytle holds state trophy and plaque

Cinco student wins TFA state

Brynne Herzfeld, Voice Editor April 10, 2016

Sophomore Angela Lytle, two year member of the Cinco Ranch Speech and Debate Team, competed in the Texas Forensic Association State Tournament on March 12. She took first place in Student Congress Senate....

Sophomore Ashley Colemans painting titled Coffee Cow will be up for auction on Mar. 13 at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

Sophomore named Reserve Grand Champion at Rodeo Art Auction

Caitlyn Goodrum, Staff Writer March 12, 2016

Sophomore Ashley Coleman advanced as Reserve Grand Champion for her painting titled “Coffee Cow” in the Rodeo Art Auction. Her artwork will be up for bid on Mar. 13 at the Houston Livestock Show and...

The FFA faculty representing the CATE department brought home top honors for the third year in a row at the annual Faculty Chili Cookoff Monday.

Faculty feels the burn in annual chili cook-off

County Line Staff February 29, 2016

The FFA faculty team of John Ford, Dean Fuchs, Erynn Treptow and Amanda Kacal sealed another title for the CATE department in the annual Faculty Chili cook-off Monday. Associate principal Patti Smith...

Varsity bowling earns medals for Katy ISD Bowling League

Reagan Bunch, Photo Editor February 29, 2016

Cinco Ranch team members Daniel Gaw, Ben Van Ostendorp and Braden Thom bowled the highest individual averages for 2015-2016 Katy ISD Bowling League season. Daniel Gaw received a gold medal for his score...

Students place in regional Japanese speech contest

Brynne Herzfeld, Voice Editor February 22, 2016

Three CRHS Japanese students competed in the 27th Annual Houston Regional Japanese Language Speech Contest on Feb. 13, with two students placing within the top three of their event. Danna Najjar placed...

German club celebrates the results of their competition. They will be going to state in 23 categories.

German club excels at Houston Fest

Samuel Teas, Features Editor February 19, 2016

German Club placed in the top five in 23 categories at Houston Fest on Feb. 6, with five first place winners. Among the first place winners were sophomore Natalie Grant in Doll Costume and Gingerbread...

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