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...

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...

I’ve spent the last three mon—no. I’d like to start by thanking ever—that sounds fake. If I could summarize the past four ye—boring. To ask me to summarize what is widely regarded as the most cringe-worthy, stressful, psychologically-taxing four years of my life is kinda…difficult,...

Cheers of proud parents, family and friends pierce the cool, breezy air, as siblings, junior Jacob Devlin and freshman Ava Devlin win their first spring tennis tournament together. On Feb. 27 the Devlin siblings won the Burleson mixed doubles tournament at Burleson High School. Jacob believes their...

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...

Astrophysics is already a topic that a very little amount of people are going to understand, so when you make a space movie and have to be in contact with astrophysicists and theoretical physicists, you’d assume that the movie would not pertain to the general audience, right? No. Especially with Christopher...

[Update 5-14-2025] Mr. Brandon Austin died on May 14. The details of his death remain undisclosed. [4-29-2025] A feeling of excitement rushes through Geography teacher Mr. Brandon Austin as he steps foot back onto campus.  After Mr. Austin taught at many various schools, he returned to the...

April 23-27, journalism editors visited Seattle for the Journalism Education Association (JEA) and National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) convention. We spent five days visiting famous sites, exploring the city and attending classes about writing and design.  Wednesday was mainly our travel...

The afternoon sun shines down on Mr. Shane Skinner’s seventh-period partners in art class as they draw pictures on the sidewalk with chalk. During Mr. Skinner's second year at Legacy in 2014, he was asked to take on the Partners in Art class as the previous teacher resigned. “I had worked with...