Sleepy Hollow appears on UHS stage

The UHS Drama Department put on the spooky production of Washington Irving's classic, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Sleepy Hollow was "positively a success," said drama teacher, Tana Dunsmore.

Personal point of view: Recognition needed in all sports

High school sports are important to most of the student body, but are some more important than others?

Exchange students enjoy America

Nadezhda Chekaleva, 16, most know her as Nadya, which is so much easier to say and spell for most of us here in the Basin. Nadya is one of three foreign exchange students here at Union High School thi

Teacher Spotlight: Willis--choir teacher, mother and wife

Carey Willis, choir teacher, has taught at Union High for nine years. She currently teaches two choir classes in the afternoon on B days. Her favorite thing about teaching music is, "watching the ligh

Pressure on students to do well in school

The pressure to do well in school and get into college is one that afflicts all teenagers. Everyday colleges raise their standards. Good grades just aren’t enough. You need more; you need to be the be

Students of the Month

Cougars suffer defeat against judge

The Union football season came to an end after losing to Judge in the semi-finals last Friday in Salt Lake. The final score for the game was 49-20 with the Judge Memorial Bulldogs on top.

Drummers learn native culture, language

Union’s first Native American drum group last term. Ten boys have joined in together to learn fundamental singing and how to keep the beat together.

Klunk of the month: The Van

Owner: Rachel Jean HamblinBenefits of Ownership: "Very spacious, plenty of head room. You feel powerful while driving it; it's like driving a tank, and it takes less gas than you'd think. It's eve