Six Year Comeback
March 5, 2019
They. Are. Back. You heard it right. The Jonas Brothers are back and here with their new single “Sucker”. After teasing a reunion only three days before releasing the single, it was confirmed when a snippet was filmed with James Corden, on Carpool Karaoke trailer. The official music vide...
FFA Animal Care and Showing
Alani Rhodes, Staff Writer
February 28, 2019
Cows, pigs, goats oh my! Only three weeks left till the Pinal County Fair and the members of the National Future Farmers of America Organization are scrambling to do the finishing touches on their animals. This may include trimming their hair, cutting their hooves and blow drying the hair. ...
ACT and SAT Prep
Gordon Kok, Staff Writer
February 28, 2019
With the spring months approaching, now is the perfect time to learn just what the ACT and SAT are and how you can get the score you want. The ACT and SAT are both standardized tests that colleges use to decide whether or not a student is a good fit for their school. While grades aren’t...
Batter-Up!
February 22, 2019
The CHS varsity baseball team officially starts off their season this week with the Cougar Classic tournament; where they go against the Central Bobcats, the Yuma Shamrocks and the Morro Bay Pirates. The start of a new season comes with a hitch in the road after the varsity team losing th...
Grand Opening of the PAC
Andrew Ferraro and Emily Avioa
February 8, 2019
The Performing Arts Center is a dream for the fine arts students and teachers for years, and now that it’s open they will have more amazing opportunities. Combs PAC was built to help students learn better in an educational environment built for the fine art classes. Before the PAC was built,...
Combs’ Renaissance Man
Gordon Kok, Staff Writer
February 1, 2019
A veteran public servant, Social Studies Department Chair Howard “Randy” Bunch is inspiring students to think for themselves in and out of the classroom. Bunch is originally from Pennsylvania but moved to Arizona during his sophomore year. After graduating from Marcos de Niza High S...
CHS Soccer Picks Up “Battle of Ironwood” Win v. Poston Butte
Trinity Glandon, Staff Writer
January 15, 2019
For the first time in since 2015 the varsity boys soccer team beat the Poston Butte Broncos. Games against Poston are part of at three-team rivalry between CHS, Poston Butte and Apache Junction. The game was a big deal for the team as head coach Oscar Guardado previously coached at PBHS for four ye...
STV and QC Teenagers Unite to Raise Awareness About Teen Suicide Issue
Adrian Alcaraz, Staff Writer
November 20, 2018
After a series of suicides sent shockwaves through Queen Creek High School last year, senior Isabella Martinez was compelled to make a difference. Last year five students in the Queen Creek community committed suicide; four students from QCHS and one from CHS. Schools outside the commu...
No Place Like Home — A Look at Combs’ Safe Haven
Alex Negron, Editor In Chief
October 4, 2018
A place to call home, a place to be free, and a place to find people who are like minded -- that’s what Safe Haven is. Safe Haven is a place on campus where students can come together to help each other and to support their community. A place where anybody and everybody is welcomed wi...
Help for the Prom Procrastinator
Grace Hannum and Sydney Jensen
April 24, 2018
With prom just around the corner, the pressure is on to find a date. Promposals are key to the high school prom experience. It may be common knowledge that teenagers aren’t always the smoothest talkers; especially when it comes to the language of love. To help out, here are a few promposal ideas ...
Know the Possible Signs of a School Shooter
Alexis Williams, Staff Writer
March 9, 2018
It starts off with a simple joke, like finger guns during a walk out, and escalates to people making a GoFundMe page so students can shoot up their high school. “It’s all a joke,” but how far does the joke go? Students around America have had enough with school violence, and are speaking up abou...
Coyotes rally for _________ during walkout.
Rachael Loughry, Managing Editor
February 23, 2018
Approximately 300 students from Combs High School walked away from their lunch and out of class on Wednesday to express their support for the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and the 17 people killed in the Valentine’s Day shooting in Parkland, Florida. Gathering in a nearby parking...
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