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  • Runners will participate in the Gobble Wobble 5K and Fun Run at Andrew Brown Park East at 8 a.m. on Saturday.
  • The Cozby Library and Community Commons hosts the Big Book Sale from 4-7 p.m. on Friday.
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Coppell Student Media

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Coppell Student Media

Coppell residents stretch to cool down today at Andy Brown Park East during the charity workout held by Get You In Shape Fitness. Donations go to the Taylor Storch Memorial Scholarship, which was founded by the family of the former Coppell Middle School East eighth grader Taylor Storch after her death in 2010.

“Purpose out of pain”: Charity workout honors Storch’s legacy

Trisha Atluri, Advertising/Circulation Manager April 17, 2021

On Monday, the late Taylor Storch would have turned 25 years old. Instead, her life was cut short by a fatal skiing accident in 2010 before she had the chance to graduate middle school.  In her memory,...

Games of Today and Tomorrow

February 11, 2011

Chase Porter Staff Writer The past year was a big year for video games and gaming consoles with the releases of some of the biggest sequels of the decade. But what’s in store for 2011? Last year...

And the Award Goes To…

January 13, 2011

By Wren Culp Video by Lauren Gurevitz and Wren Culp Every year I always end up yelling at my television during one event. The Oscars. Being a film junkie,  the Oscars are my Super Bowl. I always...

Movies based on books fall short of expectations

January 13, 2011

Zeb White Asst. Business Manager      As a reader who highly respects the written word, I am often captivated by the wonderful stories that are written by great authors. However, when Hollywood...

Photo Gallery: Coppell Oak Fest

October 19, 2010

Photos by Brian Hwu

Photo Gallery: Homecoming Parade Photos

September 9, 2010

Photos by Brian Hwu

¡Celebrate Cinco de Mayo!

May 5, 2010

In September of 1810, Mexico declared their independence from Spain. Mexican soldiers fought endlessly for 11 years to gain their freedom, and finally on the morning of May 5 (Cinco de Mayo), those soldiers...

Mavericks look impressive in first round of playoffs

April 20, 2010

As a long time Dallas Mavericks fan, I tend to get worried when the playoffs suddenly roll around. Why you ask? Because I have seen my fair share of dreams crushed, falling short at the last minute, and...

Tax Day Freebies

April 15, 2010

Maddie Walters Staff Writer As we are all aware, today is the dreaded date when all American citizens heave a mighty groan. It's tax day. But think positive, with tax day comes all the goodies...

MLB season off to fast start

April 11, 2010

By Peter Sblendorio The 2010 MLB season is only a week old, but that has been sufficient time for a quite a bit to happen. Roy Halladay has excelled in two starts thus far for his new team, the...

Hill to compete in Miss Texas, mother sees pageant repeat

February 27, 2010

By Daphne Chen Twenty-eight years ago, Vicki Graham stood on a stage with a dozen other women in evening gowns. She heard her name called – she had been voted Miss Texas USA’s 1981 Miss Amity...

Vancouver fosters Olympic spirit at CHS Image and video hosting by TinyPic

February 26, 2010

Ashleigh Heaton Entertainment Editor Video by Molly Hohfler and Victoria Flemming KCBY Broadcast Athens, 1896: the first modern Olympics are held, with a few choice countries competing in track...

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