The Rio Americano robotics team is looking to refine their bot for their next competition after taking fourth place in their first seasonal event at Pleasant Grove High School on March 15. The team...

With her debut novel, “When Shadows Grow Tall,” Rio Americano alumnus Maressa Voss delves into the complexities of truth, perception, and authority.  The fantasy novel follows the separate...

Students will be trading in their No. 2 pencils for computers this May when they take AP tests. College Board has announced that starting in 2025, 28 AP tests will be completely digital, with several more...

Every rainy day at Rio, one thing is for certain: the courtyard in front of the cafeteria is guaranteed to become an impassable small lake. The flooding occurs because roots of a giant camphor tree...

Four Rio Americano High School seniors have been selected to appear in the California Art Education Association's Youth Art Month exhibit. Serena Mood, Sienna Barelli, Cali Holcomb and Alexandra Tasakos...

Extra Credit Ethically Help Charities Underprivileged people struggle, and, out of the goodness of their hearts, many selfless individuals donate to charities to help them. Unable to rely on such selflessness,...

Ramadan, which begins Feb. 28, is an important and holy month for Muslims, and will be honored by hundreds of Rio Americano students. The holiday lasts for 29 or 30 days and falls at different times...

Echoing the sentiments of current athletes at Sonoma State University, former Seawolf volleyball player Jolynn Mason was saddened and angered by the university’s announcement last week that it would...

While deployed with the Army Reserves in the Middle East, Rio Americano history and geography teacher Brian Brickey witnessed the lives of people affected by decades of conflict and faced potential threats...

Two Rio Americano students have been chosen to exhibit in the top show of student photography in the Sacramento area. Senior Zoe Overholt and sophomore Eleanor Thornton will each have photos in the...

It is debatable whether all the yapping in 2024 caused brain rot, but certain that students think those words should be declared Word of the Year. In a poll of 200 Rio Americano High School students,...

Stepping up to the tee on the 18th hole of the NorCal high school championship at Berkeley Country Club in El Cerrito on Nov. 12, Taylor Baker knew she was among the leaders, maybe first, but she also...