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Lilly Werntz gets caught up on some school work.
The Library Is More Helpful Than People Might Realize
Joe Rantz, a 1936 Olympian and the great-grandfather of Lucy and Max Rantz. Joe is the subject of a movie that comes out on Christmas Day, The Boys in the Boat directed by George Clooney.
Bruins To See Their Family On the Silver Screen
Senior Mya Marsh works on her BYU Provo college application.
The Notorious “College App” Season, And How to Navigate It
Senior Vadim Kabardin speaks with his cohort mentor.
How are Seniors Feeling About Their Senior Projects?
Intro to Health Careers, a new elective at Bear River, works on a group project.
Bruins Have Mixed Opinions on 4×8 Schedule
Brooke Milligan of Bear River unleashes a serve against Lindhurst on Sept. 27. The JV team finished undefeated.
JV/Freshman Teams Rocked The Fall Season
Elaine Owyoung, Krissy Kelly, Gretta Barrieau, Eden Cha, Taryn Cleek and Mya Marsh come together to celebrate a thunderous kills by Cha off a set from Cleek.
Bruins Smash Through Rivals For Massive Victory
With the school year not even finished, the Bear River football team is already hard at work getting ready for next season.
Bruins Football Putting In The Work
Bear Rivers No. 1 girls player, Shannon Rodriguez, returns a shot during a match. Photo by Maddie Mattson
Tennis Team Smashes Another Season
Junior Cass Craig dribbles up the court during the teams game against Lindhurst. Photo by Maya Bussinger
Girls V basketball strives for triumph with challenges of changed team
Senior Elaine Owyoung with her Finding Nemo inspired parking spot design.
To Paint, or Not to Paint
BR Tech Theater has been hard at work getting sets ready for the schools latest production.
Tech Theater Gets BR Ready For The Bright Lights
Jude Slater and Baelen Carson doing face paint during Club Rush
Art Club Brings Flair To Bear River
The development of the new Combie Road shopping center provides space for many new businesses, including the controversially opened Quick Quack car wash. Photo by Maya Bussinger
Bruins discuss changes in local developments and industries over the years
Senior-to-be Mia Guerra is looking forward to a year filled with art. Photo by Maddy Crone
Next Year Looms Large For Students
Researches found a martian meteorite that contained a huge diversity of organic compounds, presenting the possibility of life residing on our planetary neighbor. Courtesy photo
Mars meteorite suggests possible signs of life
Gas prices soar
Gas prices soar
The SAT is a test that can make life difficult for students. Courtesy Photo
The real cost of college
The student Instagram accounts range from wholesome to borderline cyber bullying. Photo by Sara Tate
Student Instagrams taking it too far
English teacher Toby Barmeyer lectures one of her classes. Photo by Jackson Smith
Growing support district wide for schedule changes
BR Ag Students Step Up To The Mic At Auction
BR Ag Students Step Up To The Mic At Auction
Bear River Theater Gets Into Miming
Bear River Theater Gets Into Miming

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Freshman Olivia Herr practices tennis at Bear River on March 25. Photo by Maya Bussinger

Is it time for sports to make a comeback?

Sara Tate • April 3, 2021

As we reach the final stretch of the COVID-19 pandemic, students and coaches wonder if it is finally time to fully welcome sports back into schools. COVID-19 has taken control of our daily lives and postponed...

As the trip comes to a close, passengers spent their final days sunbathing. Photo by Sara Tate

Photo Essay: Teens on the sea

Sara Tate • January 21, 2020

Before the break, sophomore Sara Tate took a tropical cruise to the Caribbean and Bahamas with her family. During this time, she documented teen life on a cruise ship with her fellow passengers into...

Sophomore Chase Wright and Junior Shane Clinkinbeard enjoy funny videos on a cell phone. Photo by Sara Tate

Ag Mechanics: The waiting game

Sara Tate • September 20, 2019

At the end of the second week of the current school year, Ag Mechanics Teacher Morgan Perry went on a leave of absence from the classroom, leaving students and parents confused about the future of the...

Mary Buhr, Bear Rivers newest counselor, has quickly proved herself to be a valuable asset to the community. Photo by Sara Tate.

New counselor welcomed to Bruin family

Sara Tate • September 6, 2019

The 2019 school year has just begun at Bear River High School, and with it, we welcome changes to our staff, including our newest addition Counselor Mary Buhr. Mrs. Buhr, native of Missouri, has been...

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