By ROBERT RAMOS Staff Writer This past weekend on August twenty-eighth, Chadwick Boseman lost his battle with colon cancer. He would pass away in his home surrounded by his family[Read More…]

By: GARRET ROBINOSN Staff Writer Earlier this week a woman in Russia decided to take a nap in her lawn not thinking much about it. Not long after, she woke[Read More…]

By ABBY GROFF      Staff Writer Michael Kruger is a new English teacher on campus at El Diamante and is excited to be starting his first year, despite the new virtual[Read More…]

By JUSTIN EVANS Staff Writer As the 2020-2021 school year kicks off with online schooling and countless hours of lessons, assignments, and homework given out through various online platforms, new[Read More…]

By FRANK ESPINO Staff Writer  Hurricane Laura reached a category 4 and has tied as the strongest hurricane to make landfall since 1856. Peak wind speeds of 150 mph were[Read More…]

By SHAYLEE DENHAM  Staff Writer On March 11th, 2020, Tulare County recorded its first Covid-19 case, since then the county has taken many steps and precautions in response to its[Read More…]

By EMMALIE COOPER Staff Writer Due to COVID-19, many things have changed this school year, including how back-to-school night went. Let’s recap how this night normally works before we get[Read More…]

By: Martin Fernandez Staff Writer Today I had the opportunity to interview one of our new teachers this year. I would like to introduce Mrs. Andrews, who teaches English 1[Read More…]

GRADY CAHILL Editor What’s up with covid? This virus is ruining plans left and right. All because someone decided that a bat looked tasty. Right now I’m a senior, I[Read More…]

By TREVIN BRANDT  Staff Writer With little warning or any time to process, the school year was vigorously chopped in half last year by the infamous Coronavirus that has become[Read More…]