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MILL Week: Level up for good

Jane Lennon, Writer/Photographer April 9, 2026

MILL Week (Millers Improving Local Lives) was a charity event that focuses on ‘building better communities together’ through events. Students were encouraged to participate by giving their donations....

Staff brings MILL Week to life

Liana Balderas, Writer/Photographer April 9, 2026

Local restaurants transformed into a hub of community spirit during the week leading up to spring break as MILL Week Restaurant Nights officially kick off. This event invited students and families to support...

STUCO unites to produce winter formal

Liana Balderas, Writer/Photographer March 9, 2026

Planning a winter formal dance may look effortless from the dance floor, but behind the scenes it takes weeks of preparation, problem-solving and teamwork from staff members determined to make the night...

Black excellence. Student members of MSU collaborated on a large, colorful poster of historical African American figures. During the month of February, for Black History Month, the collage hung in the rotunda.

Black History Month: Where, when, why

Ebeneh Moma, Writer/Photographer March 6, 2026

The U.S. has officially celebrated Black History Month for 50 years. It was founded in 1976 by Carter G. Woodson, a historian known as the “Father of Black History,” and the ASALH (Association for...

Driven ambitions. Ashlyn Denson, one of two freshmen in the competition team, expressed her love for cheer. “I wanted to be in cheerleading,” Denson said. “It was my first year... I loved it.”

Unified cheer finishes undefeated

Olivia Wise, Copy Editor February 13, 2026

Marking one of the program’s most successful years since Unified Cheer started in August of the 2023-2024 school year, Yukon’s Unified Cheer team wrapped up their season undefeated after winning first...

City asks for driver caution during road work

Jack Dever, Writer/Photographer February 12, 2026

The City of Yukon advised drivers to stay aware of lane closures, expect delays, and use caution in work zones when traveling on the city’s roads as a result of road improvement projects. The first...

Minga replaces E-Hallpass

Travis Brackett, Media Editor February 11, 2026

On January 7, Securly’s E-Pass was replaced by MINGA, a new digital system for hall passes that included sections where students could view their id’s, school announcements and track tardies and consequences. Assistant...

Practice makes perfect. Sponsor Madison Broadbent helps JT Diggs practice making a cold brew coffee. By working alongside one another in a supportive environment Madison hoped everyone would feel valued, capable and accepted. “Their confidence grows, their communication skills increase, and they’re a lot more comfortable asking for things, and greeting (students),” Broadbent said.

Brewing confidence in student coffee shop

Liana Balderas, Writer/Photographer February 10, 2026

The new student-run coffee shop, planned to open in the upstairs concession stand across from the gym and hoped to open students’ eyes to improve inclusion and opportunity in addition helping students...

Yukon performs at first band invitational

Kage Tudor, Design Editor October 4, 2024

On Sept. 21, 2024, the Pride of Yukon band competed at the Deer Creek Invitational. On the day of the competition, it was a scorcher, and they were set for a long day. “It was really hot, so they gave...

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