Irie Brown, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 15, 2025
As many may know, Zachary High School's policy was amended last school year. Now, instead of only being allowed to wear khaki pants, students may wear navy blue pants as well. This sparked many conversations...
Miles Partin, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 10, 2025
It's the start of a new athletic season in the city of Zachary. It's regarded as one of the best times of the year, when Friday night football kicks off, and different ZHS sports compete all across...
This past summer, ZHS students went near and far to enjoy their vacation. Some went up into the mountains, with their fresh, airy smell, while others headed to the beach with its salty water and warm sand....
Jamie Byrd has seen the ups and downs of cheerleading firsthand at school. Starting out as the varsity cheerleading coach and competition coach, she has witnessed the transformation of the...
As upperclassmen, mentors have the responsibility to lead by example and pave the way for the freshmen embarking on their high school journey. This past summer, they had the opportunity to do just...
The Louisiana Department of Education recently changed the grading scale for high school students, ordering that Honors classes be weighed on a 5.0 scale instead of a 4.5 scale. As a result, Zachary High...
This past season our school's golf team competed in several tournaments, with the goal of claiming a win and improving their own skills. However, many students at Zachary High had no idea we had a school...
Looking for a way to break away from the school grind and start your day with some good vibes and meaningful conversation? The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) offers just that—and more! It's not...
Many prominent figures have shaped Zachary into the city it is today. Whether it's a Zachary alum owning a small local business or a professional athlete representing the Z, none have compared to the...
With the ACT in progress and LEAP and AP testing on the way, most students are beginning to feel the stress that accompanies the last few months of the school year. The pressure to keep up grades and simultaneously...
While running for Louisiana Beta Vice President, Alexander Knight (11) earned a prestigious recognition—he was personally praised by Baton Rouge Mayor Sid Edwards. After interviewing Knight, Edwards...
