Sophomore Piper Lipscomb makes her way down the fine arts hallway for the second time in one day, dragging her French horn and choir binder with her. Lipscomb plays in the varsity Wind Symphony and sings in the varsity mixed Chamber choir. “Music is one of the most important things in my life, and...

Setting meetings, writing and delivering passes, answering countless calls and questions, Ms. Katie Nance works as Principal Stephanie Bonneau’s secretary at Legacy. “I have the opportunity to work closely with Dr. Bonneau and Mrs. Monajami each day, providing any support that is needed. I work...

Sophomore Isabella Avalos spends her mornings before school in PG113 and afternoons after school in EQ102, the dance and the theater rooms. Avalos dances with varsity drill team, served as the Silver Spur social media manager and choreographed musical numbers for theater. “I really like creating...

Instrumental music plays in the background, and students work on homework together as junior Amarie Lewis passes out snacks and drinks. Lewis joined Mansfield Youth Council last year and loves helping plan events and study nights for her peers and the community.  “I would encourage anyone around...

The smell of freshly baked cookies floods the air as junior Raelynn Green carries her bag of sweet treats. Green’s small baking business, Rae’s Sweet Treats, sells a multitude of dessert options to people in the community.  “My favorite thing about my business is being able to do what I love...

Standing on the sidelines of a football game, sophomore Cori Brown cheers for the varsity football team as they defeat Lake Ridge to advance to playoffs. Last year was Brown's first year to try out and make varsity cheer.  “I feel like my first year was really nerve-wracking and very scary,”...

Starbucks attracts many repeat customers. Every day people come in, get the same thing and they're ready to start the day. Waking up early calls for coffee. Nicholas Johnson picks up his black coffee with a splash of cream then heads to the natatorium to start the day with practice. He wakes up every...

The faint smell of smoke fills the air. The garage door opens and fire bursts out, junior Keenan Schrack’s dad yells at the family to run away from the burning home. They grab their dog and watch as the piercing sound of sirens plays and red emergency lights paint the neighborhood. The last thing...

With the fans cheering and the players getting amped up, Sophomore Noah Redman stands on the bleachers and prepares to play his saxophone. During marching season, practice took place after school for around four hours every day of the week. “I feel like in band you have to be really good working...