The Sting – The Student News Site of Azle High School

The Sting appreciates the teachers of Azle High School
May 20, 2019
Last week was Teacher appreciation week, where teachers all over the country feel the love from the rest of their communities. The staff of The Sting wanted to show their...
Track Goes to Regionals
May 17, 2019
Mariah Hanna, Op/Ed editor
On April 25 and 26, several track team members went to the track regionals in Lubbock. Although none advanced to state, many members placed. The boys 4x400m relay placed...
Headed For The Future
May 2, 2019
Kaylee Pippins, Editor-In-Chief
After a full year of routines, performances and competitions, the 2018-19 Emerald Dazzlers wrapped up the season at the Spring Show. Held in the Azle High School auditorium...
Culinary Rules
April 26, 2019
Logan Creech, Staff Writer
The culinary team held a walk-in restaurant in the mall area on Thursday, April 4 featuring pasta, penne regatta, olive marinara, roasted cauliflower, heirloom cherry tomatoes...
Dispose of Unwanted Trash During the City-wide Cleanup
April 26, 2019
Lanie Malone, Staff Writer
On May 11, citizens of the city of Azle may bring any type of junk or trash that has been creating cobwebs somewhere in their homes. Trash must be brought to Denver Trail...

May 30, 2019 • No Comments

Next year the AVID class will be available for a handful of freshman who have applied as an elective and will go throughout high school with the help of English teachers Kerri Dorris and Sarah Milosh. AVID, which stands for...

What You Need to Know About Project Graduation

Lanie Malone, Staff Reporter

May 22, 2019 • No Comments

Project Graduation is the school’s tradition of renting out a space that will bring seniors together to celebrate the end of a four-year journey. This year, the occasion will be hosted at Main Event located in North Fort...

Future Farmers of Azle

Logan Creech, Staff Writer

May 17, 2019 • No Comments

This year the FFA state competition is being held in multiple locations like Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas Tech University in Lubbock and Texas A&M University in College Station, Huntsville. Six out...

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Features and Entertainment

Mrs. Borger

Hannah Curry, Staff Writer

May 30, 2019 • No Comments

All high school students stress over college, which one fits them, will or how do they get accepted, how do you get scholarships or financial aid to pay for their college? Some students don't even know where to begin that...

Concert Story time: Wallows May 30, 2019

The Sting appreciates the teachers of Azle High School May 20, 2019

The Talented Students of Azle May 6, 2019

Headed For The Future May 2, 2019

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Opinion

What I Learned from a Social Media Break

Lanie Malone, Staff Reporter

May 10, 2019 • No Comments

Over the past year, I moved schools and my life consisted of meeting new people and getting acquainted with them. Of course, I still had my old friends to talk to, particularly over social media such as...

Trump’s First Veto

April 14, 2019