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Former Rangerette manager’s film covers team’s history from beginning

With the 75th anniversary of the Rangerettes coming up next year, one of the big events is the making of the film “Sweethearts of the Gridiron: An American Story.” The film shows Rangerette history from their first field performance up to the organization today. The film is the brainchild of director Chip Hale, who is […]

Switching gears: White Oak sophomore only female in automotive program

Anyone walking by the KC automotive lab on a given day will see a dozen or so men of varying ages gathered around a horseshoe-shaped table either listening to an instructor or watching a video. Among those men you will find a lone woman — Brigida “BJ” Marsh, White Oak sophomore. At 17 years old, […]

Spring Break doesn’t have to break bank

Spring break is coming up soon and that means a school-free week for college students. Some students will be packing to go away on vacation, while others will stay at home. The average college student spends around $1,100 toward spring break activities, according to bestvalueschools.com. Like the KC student population, spring break budgets and plans […]

Liberal Arts Building bricks available

Several hundred bricks from the Liberal Arts Building’s demolition have been saved and cleaned to be given away as mementos. The bricks are being housed at the Dodgen Building, which is located on Main Street. Anyone interested in obtaining one of the bricks can sign up with Mary Hughes at the physical plant building. Those […]

Graduation deadline tomorrow, March 1

The Spring Semester graduation application deadline is tomorrow, Saturday, March 1. Students can access the application by logging into their Campus Connect accounts and selecting the “Student Information” tab. Select the “Graduation Application” option and fill in the blanks on the computer generated document. The application consists of six questions. Students eligible for spring graduation […]

Softball: KC splits 4;hosts tourney Friday

The KC Rangers split their games in the KC Softball Tournament last weekend, splitting two of four. KC is 6-13 on the year with two games left before starting conference play. KC played Highland Community College on Friday and lost 7-6. KC ahead for most of the game. They were leading 4-1 going into the […]

KC Gun Club prepares for national competition after conference competition

  A KC student took top honors in a major shooting competition recently, while the college placed high overall. Caitlin Ross, Diana freshman, competed in a shooting competition last week in San Antonio and placed first out of 74 shooters and shot 98 out of 100 clays. She missed the second clay, then shot 98 […]

Column: Juggling fruit teaches ’Rette to juggle activities

It is a good thing I know how to juggle. I never imagined when my father taught me in the fifth grade, with three of the oranges from the fruit bowl in the dining room, that the talent would ever become such an important skill for me to possess. Because juggling is not a skill […]