October 14th through 17th was Colorado University Boulder's "Family Weekend," where students' families could visit the campus to say hello and learn about the going-ons at Boulder. Bear Truth reporter Mallory Sale took a look at what Boulder had to offer,...

The National Honors Society (NHS) is a prestigious organization that recognizes high school students all over the nation for their academic achievements. The organization also recognizes students for their outstanding character and willingness to provide...

There is a saying that "linemen lead the way." However, people often don't notice or appreciate the linemen quite as much as they do the more visible players, such as quarterbacks. They do the hard work that goes unnoticed. They are the ones who make...

There is a new addition to Palmer Ridge's library, and that is a dedicated section for Manga. Manga has been in the school library for quite some time, tucked away in the graphic novel section, but only recently has the section seen enough growth, from...

This is a fun cookie recipe from Matthew Merril (@matthewinthekitchen) on TikTok. They are pretty easy to make and taste super good when they're done! Ingredients: 1 1/2 sticks of butter 3/4 cup of brown sugar1/2 cup of white sugar1 egg1 egg yolk...

Palmer Ridge's very own William Brady, Erin White, and Jevan Wiltz (12) have designed a brand new program that introduces incoming freshmen to high school, using the most effective tool: upperclassmen. Palmer Ridge Student Mentorship (PRSM), is composed...

Many fans part of the PRHS community go crazy when it comes to the school's athletic activities. Whether it's a stressful football game or a wild school assembly, The Bear is always there! Even though Palmer Ridge High School's friendly mascot is a familiar...

Palmer Ridge senior, Maddie Cump, has attracted attention and popularity all her life due to her social personality and inviting energy. In her senior year, she has found a new challenge: taking on a major role in Palmer Ridge's spirit club, Ridge Rage....

Have you ever thought about hosting a foreign exchange student? Opening your house and family to a student from another country? Introducing the student to your culture and making the student a part of your family and your life? Mrs Ryals said yes to...

Students protest restrictive dress codes in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Photo courtesy of Suhei Rivas Dress codes are a touchy topic across America, and for good reason. Many schools use the reasoning of “distraction,” and “modesty,” to justify...