Warrior Ledger : The news site of Taylorsville High School

Schmidt, Groveau win welding art award

On March 1st and 2nd Mr. Groveau (Welding teacher) and two of his students, Scott and Greg entered in, The City of Taylorsville and the Taylorsville Arts Council Art Show. In total there were 24 different art category that you could enter in ranging from watercolors, charcoal, photography, and metal sculpting. This was the first time Mr. Groveau found...

Top Stories »» updated February 4, 2013

Students prepare and compete in district art night

Cody Adair, Reporter

Competing for cash prizes and ribbons in their respective categories, students from Granite School District were selected by their art teachers to participate in the Granite Education Foundation’s tenth annual Art Night on January 28, 2013. “It feels so great to be in it” said Clarissa Pattison, senior. “I’m super excited...

Clarissa Pattison, senior, works on perfecting her sculpture for the competition held here at Taylorsville.

Top Stories »» updated February 1, 2013

Women’s new military role challenges traditional male protectivism

Rebecca Kile, Reporter

The heart felt pain, the realization that mommy won’t be coming home from that third world country. She served her country dutifully and willingly. She worked hard to do what is right but was that enough to make the effort not in vain? Protecting the country that you live in is one of the most important jobs that can be applied for and is...

Top Stories »» updated February 1, 2013

Parents teaching poor sportsmanship

Hannah Dailami, Editor-in-Chief

Face paint, jerseys, signs, and a decent amount of cheers are typically what one would think of when thinking of the fans at a sporting event. Sometimes an exciting thing at games is when things get so heated that a coach or a player gets ejected from the game. However, its normally just them, but over the past few years, the idea that over-excited...