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The student news publication of Bryant High School in Bryant, Arkansas

Prospective Online

The student news publication of Bryant High School in Bryant, Arkansas

Prospective Online

Callie Maurer prepares to play piano for the wind symphony band assessment.

FEATURE: Musical Prodigy Callie Maurer

Shelby Douthit, Staff Writer | March 16, 2022

   Tiny fingers run across the piano keys as 6-year-old Callie Maurer learns what will be her future passion.    “I was first introduced to piano lessons in Kindergarten when my sister broke her...

It Started With A Dream

It Started With A Dream

Julia Trantham, Editor | March 3, 2022

Located at 210 N Reynolds, Strange Magic Gems has become a hot spot for many interested in the various items known for their metaphysical store. 83-year-old Rose Spell and her daughter Jackie Metz opened...

Senior Isaiah Kearney helps his former church members for a special event.

God’s Will

Jasper Robertson, Staff Writer | March 2, 2022

From working at Boys and Girls Club to being a Senior in Highschool, Isaiah Kearney has a lot of time taken out of his day, but he finds the time to worship and celebrate God. Growing up with Christian...

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Hamilton Coming to Arkansas

Shelby Douthit, Staff Writer | March 2, 2022

The Broadway musical, Hamilton, is coming to Little Rock, Arkansas.                                                                              Hamilton...

Junior Sage Williams meditates outside on the Bryant High School Campus.

More Than a Trend

Gabi Dawson, Staff Writer | February 15, 2022

Spirituality and religion have become a dominant part in how high school students are learning to operate and express themselves. For Generation Z, it is more than bible quotes in bios, or buying pretty...

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Cold Hands, Warm Heart

Lydia Payne, Editor | February 15, 2022

Autumn. Leaves begin their descent from their high perches. Winds pick up, fluttering the fallen around the ground. Days begin to shorten as stars dawn the sky for longer. The beautiful, unique colors...

Jasmin Garcia, freshmen at Pulaski Tech, greets students coming into Boys and Girls Club. School had just ended and these kids were planning on staying until someone was available to come get them.

I to We

Jasper Robertson, Writer | January 27, 2022

A place where kids grow up and meet new people, Boys and Girls Club offers job opportunities to students at Bryant High School.  Boys and Girls Club is a place for K-5th grade to go to after school....

Pushing Through the Process

Pushing Through the Process

Sydney Maddox, Staff Writer | January 25, 2022

After surviving all four years of high school, two current Southern Arkansas University students and Bryant Alumni have thrived through college and scholarship applications and everything that entails...

“One More Step”

Samuel Forst, Portugal Diaz, Videographer | October 8, 2021

Lisa Stine, Bryant educator for 12 years, with 6 years as the journalism advisor, takes her next step as a writer at the CJRW Advertising Agency. She worked with countless students to hone their craft...

In a crop duster, junior Caleb Heimbach flies over his family's land near Helena.

Humans of BHS: Caleb Heimbach

Julia Trantham, Staff Writer | May 21, 2021

Not many people can say they were born in a town that shares their name. Junior Caleb Heimbach is originally from Heimbach, Germany, He used to live in Oklahoma, until he and his mother moved to Arkansas...

A sushi roll at Sky Modern Japanese, owned by junior Michelle Altankhuyag's parents.

Family Business on a Roll

Julia Trantham, Staff Writer | May 21, 2021

Serving food, taking care of guests and doing other tasks around the restaurant, junior Michelle Altankhuyag works as a server at her parents' restaurant, Sky Modern Japanese. “My parents and two...

The entrance to 111 N. Main, where junior Bella Watkins is hosting a private prom.

A Chance to Dance

Julia Trantham, Staff Writer | April 16, 2021

When junior Bella Watkins learned the news that the school would not be holding a traditional prom, she realized many students would be disappointed at the loss of a normally major school event. Watkins...

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