Adopt-A-Family shines in Tyngsborough

The Adopt-A-Family program held another successful annual food and money drive for this Christmas season.

His toughest ridebeating cancer

Previously diagnosed with Berkitsonphoma cancer, sophomore Matt Bodenrader has fully recovered from it, and ever since, you can hardly tell he was ever sick. For example, over the past summer, he took

"Wii" have liftoff

At 5:30 in the morning, sophomore Stephen Dery is waiting in line at Target for his new Nintendo Wii. Dery stands 90th in line at a store only offering 81 units. “That was a problem, so I went to Toys

The Review Corner:: Gwen Stefani-The Sweet Escape

First listening to Gwen Stefani’s sophomore album “The Sweet Escape” generated mixed thoughts in my mind. I wasn’t totally into it at first, but after listening to it a couple of times, I really warme

“Eragon” falls way short of its young author’s amazing vision.

Golner makes transition to THS

Freshman Derek Golner, ranked fourth in the state before his first high school match, won the 130 pound championship at the Big Red wrstling tournamnent on December 16th.

Tigers fall short in Xmas Tourney

The boy’s basketball team lost to Chelmsford and Campbell High School of Litchfield, N.H. in the annual Coca-Cola Christmas Tournament. Bishop Fenwick of Danvers defeated Chelmsford 68-40 in the cham

Tigers capture third Big Red wrestling tournament

On Saturday December 16th the Tyngsborough High School’s wrestling team finished first as a team at it’s annual Big Red wrestling tournament, becoming just the third team in Tyngsorough’s history to w

Halloran returns to basketball action

When quarterback Colin Halloran scrambled to his left and got crunched by a Greater Lowell tackler, he knew that something didn’t feel right.

Athletes of the Issue

Freshman John Lesofsky(Boys Basketball) is averaging 2 points per game and 4 rebounds per game for the varsity.Sophomore Chelsea Glavin(Girls Basketball) scored 63 points and has 54 rebounds for the 1