Legacy students highlight the importance of identifying depression

LBTV test seniors on their geographic knowledge with a short quiz.

A severe downpour and high winds overnight left over 177,000 people in North Texas, including Mansfield residents, without power this morning. After deliberating whether to activate the emergency lights for the campuses without power, Mansfield ISD officials decided early this morning to cancel school....

MISD hosts a Multicultural Festival with a variety of food, crafts and dance, where Legacy's own African Student Union performs.

Legacy Bronco Jazz Band hosts a Jazz bash, where guess can be entertained by music and food.

Senior Jeff Jameson slaps on his swim cap to go warm up before his event. He jumps into the pool and keeps his eye on the clock. After swimmers and divers competed in the regional meet Feb. 3-4, the boys’ team finished in second place while the girls placed sixth. The team received a total of...

Legacy Student Media produces a competition between teams in the from of a cooking show.

As laughter fills the classroom and the daily chatter of adolescence begins, junior Carissa Chavarria can’t take her mind off of what she considers a more important matter at hand. In the midst of a consumerized world preoccupied with the happenings of celebrity figures, junior Carissa Chavarria...

LBTV gives a look into the gears of debate.

Legacy Broncos face off against Highland park at the AT&T stadium in regional playoffs.

Legacy Bronco Brandon Reeves signs his contract for a full ride at Harding University.

Interact Club debuted as a new organization at Legacy this year after being contacted by the Mansfield Rotary Club. With support from the Rotary, members partake in hands-on service projects, form international connections and develop leadership skills. Counselor Ms. Lisa Fields believes it holds...

Legacy students give their thoughts on the 2016 Presidential Election

Monika Veliz, 10 “Honestly, I feel like Clinton and Trump are equal. I don't feel like this is bad [or] this is worse than Clinton. Trump wants to build a wall on Mexico and then Clinton does that abortion stuff. Either way, people are gonna be like ‘oh, it’s terrible.’” Kara Spencer, 10 “I...

STUCO broncos hosts a canned food drive for those in need, it only has a twist.

Theater performs its fall show, Suit Surrender, that has plenty of twists and turns.

With the Fall season and cooler weather in gear, LBTV shows some fun activities to pass the time.

I thoroughly enjoy plays, but ironically enough, I’ve never gone to one on my home campus. With the help from a friend, I finally decided to check one out, and thanks to the wonderful “Suite Surrender” my expectations were completely surpassed. Because the play was set during the 1940s, it made...

Legacy's swim team participates in its first swim meet of the season.

Students and teachers give their opinion on the big change to block schedule.

The City of Mansfield hosts its annual Wurstfest Festival in downtown.

Homecoming Queen Nominees Homecoming King Nominees

Leadership Club is for anyone to join and improve their leadership skills.

A quick guide on keeping the school and yourself clean.

Legacy STUCO helps the Brooke's Blossoming Hope for Childhood Cancer Foundation. For more information on Brooke's or the prom visit http://www.brookesblossoms.org/ and http://noworriesnow.org/ .

Seniors celebrate as their high school career beings to come to an end.

Here are some tips for the upcoming AP exams.

Student Council spends time bonding and serving by building a home.

Theater students compete and perform their One Act Play, "Antigone".

Students learn and practice basic cooking skills.

Students raise money during LUCK week to help Christian Spidle.

Band students perform at the Mansfield ISD Center for the Performing Arts to raise money for their department.

Staff members join others in the community for workouts in the school parking lot.

The team competes against Lake Ridge High School.

AP Physics 1 students launch rockets to test their knowledge on kinematics.

Alumni share their college experiences with Ms. Kamphaus' AP Calculus class.

Here are five tips for successful holiday shopping.

Students discuss what they appreciate as Thanksgiving approaches.

AP Biology students find the macromolecules in fast food.

Don't wait until your senior year to tackle everything.

The GO center offers students help with their college application process.

Students take advantage of the cafeteria's new bulletin board.

Art club practices face painting for upcoming festivals.

Students meet every Friday after school to practice their skills and challenge friends.

Find out where to explore your writing abilities.

Here is a recap of the pep rally and game.

Students discuss their new experience behind the wheel.

The seniors beat the faculty members 26-21.

My dad and I were in the middle of a typical conversation when the impact jolted the car forward and the metal started crushing. We were rear ended by a car that was going 40 miles an hour. Although the accident wasn’t that serious, it showed me life can transition in an instant. During this time...

There are few scenes more emotionally challenging than seeing your loved ones in danger, which is exactly what Put It Down/Save a Life hopes to recreate. On April 23 and 24 the program, formerly known as “Every 15 Minutes”, will attempt to teach high school students the dangers of driving while distracted....

The Legacy library recently received a $3,000 grant from the PTSA to purchase charging station tables with stools for students to charge their devices at school. These are one of many enhancements added to the library for the student body to access. “I believe that the charging stations embellish...

JROTC traveled to Kentucky for the U.S. Army Cadet Command National Drill Championship.

Ms. Michelle Fagan has a secret. Or rather, a secret trash can where she keeps dead cats for her Anatomy & Physiology class. Throughout the year, students dissect these cats to learn more about human anatomy. The dead cats serve as replacements for cadavers, since both possess a similar internal...

The Showtime International event featured drill teams and dance studios.

Choir hosted their winter concert on Thursday, February 27, at Willie Pigg Auditorium.

The Fighting Pickles robotics team from Ben Barber advances to regional competition.