Jacob Buque’s pitching brings the heat
Jacob Duque, a pitcher for the JV Lamar baseball team, came through with a win in a game against Arlington Read more
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STAFF EDITORIAL: Metal detectors here to stay
New metal detectors have been placed in the entrances of our school. The two detectors were delivered during Spring Break. Read more
Lamar’s softball season arrives at 7th inning
Lamar’s 2023 spring season of softball is nearly over, and coach Damon Evans said that this year’s team was young Read more
Blue Curtain’s One Act Play advances to Bi-District
On Saturday, March 4, the theater students participated in a one-act play competition with seven other schools at the Center Read more
Boys soccer establishes team culture
Lamar Boys Soccer gives more than simply a uniform; it also offers culture, brotherhood, support and more. Sunny Soeun, the Read more
Boys basketball season affected by off-court injuries
Lamar’s basketball varsity faced four ankle injuries and one pulled hamstring throughout the season. When the season began, one player Read more
Seniors confused about TSIA testing
Many seniors at Lamar were surprised to learn that they would be taking an additional test after completing the Texas Read more
Boys wrestling keeps on keeping on
The Lamars boys wrestling team has had its ups and downs with getting second in 6A District 3 championships on Read more
Pippins first African American Lamar graduate in 1972
Norvella Pippins was the first African American to dawn the signature navy blue cap and gown and walk across the Read more
Puss in boots claws it’s way to the top
“Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,” portrays a whimsical, almost fantasy-like world that is designed to represent your emotional life. Read more