• Superintendent Dr. Brad Hunt announces retirement effective at end of school year.
  • Coppell High School hosts Band High School Concert and Sight Reading UIL Region 31 competitions on Monday and Tuesday.
  • Vivace! performs “Lose Control” at the CHS Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Friday.
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Building bridges: Annual Tri-City Neighborhood Summit unites communities

Neha Nathwani, Staff Writer
February 21, 2025
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Lewisville resident Diane Bishop shares to Lewisville resident Kathy Mullane her Gifts of the Heart, a prompt asked during the 8 Doors Challenge, encouraging residents to get to know each other's passions on Saturday at Flower Mound Senior Center. The third annual Tri-City Neighborhood Summit brought together residents from the Town of Flower Mound, the City of Coppell and the City of Lewisville to foster community-building. Photo by Neha Nathwani

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Neha Nathwani
Neha Nathwani, Staff Writer
Neha Nathwani is currently a senior and second year staff writer in The Sidekick. The way people communicate is a narrative that inspired her, compelling her to join The Sidekick and the Speech and Debate team. She loves to learn people’s stories and emotions, and communicate them through media.  Outside of school she enjoys listening to music. Her top three artists are Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean and Lana Del Rey.  She collects vinyls and watches her favorite movies, Before Sunrise and La La Land whenever she needs a boost of enjoyment. In her spare time she enjoys reading tarot cards, taking pictures of sunsets with her friends and learning about astrology. To contact her, you can email her at nnn4986@g.coppellisd.com or on Instagram (@nehann126).