Larry Borelli was awarded the Clarke Coover scholarship by the Sac Joaquin Section.  He received the top scholarship of $1500. The top male and female scholar athletes were selected by each of the sections 200 schools. Then each of the 26 leagues in the section advanced their top male and female...

Changes are expected for this year’s graduation.  The Class of 2024 will graduate at the fairgrounds on June 7 at 8 p.m. instead of the Loftin Stadium which has been the home of Tiger graduations for many years.  Rain delays have pushed back the completion date for the new construction at the stadium...

Although feeding wild, non-migratory ducks along the canal trail can bring joy, it’s important to do it responsibly. However, when done responsibly, can it still have a downside? Many of those in our town know about the non-migratory ducks that live on the canal banks. Oftentimes, they will even...

With the school year coming to an end, seniors are making decisions about where and what they want to do with their lives. Seniors have many different opportunities to tour colleges to get a feel for the campus and to see what is offered.  Mrs. Gonzales and the other counselors at LBHS took students...

Are you looking forward to a new tasty treat? Come try out some items at the new Mac’s Meat Market.  The brand new Meat Market run by Mr. Stuart McCullough and his Ag Foods classes has launched. McCullough has been selling meat items for several years, but this is the official start of the...

The Journalism class manages the online school newspaper, The PawPrint, but on February 28, the class created a printed version of the paper which Los Banos High has not had in over twenty years.  The newspaper was delivered to campus for classrooms and staff members.  The paper was also inserted into...