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The Buz

Girls Golf Season

4/16/2026

 
Photos by Sarah Hoyt

Track Meet 4/3/2026

4/7/2026

 
Photos by Wyatt Antle and McKenzee Arellano

Make-A-Wish Assembly

3/18/2026

 
Photos by Colt Antle

First Early Big Track Meet

3/12/2026

 
Photos by Sarah Hoyt

Girls Tennis March 10

3/12/2026

 
Photos by Anthony Virant Jr.

Pueblo County Girls Soccer March 5

3/11/2026

 
Photos by Colt Antle and Brynlee Ciruli

Gas Station Debate

3/2/2026

 
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​By: Brynnley Prijatel


There is a large debate on which gas station is the best. Who sells the cheapest gas? Who sells the best snacks? And what is the overall favorite gas station among high school students?

Sophomore, Jaylee Holland says, “I prefer Circle K because they do extra cents off gas on select Thursdays, followed by an extra 5 cents off a gallon for being a member. They also have a great drink selection.”

Most people seem to prefer Circle K due to their deals on gas. These deals make it easier for high school students to afford gas.

Sophomore Carlee Langston says, “I prefer Maverick because it’s less crowded and their facilities are better taken care of.”

People who prefer Maverick prefer their clean facilities and yummy food. 
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Sip or Skip? Students Weigh the Cost of Coffee Shop Runs

3/2/2026

 
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By Braylee Chaney

For many high school students, a coffee run before school has become part of the daily routine. But with prices rising, is buying coffee from a local shop really worth it compared to making it at home? Students share their opinions as we break down the real cost behind that daily cup. 

Junior Christopher Hildebrand prefers stopping at a local café before school. Hildebrand said, “The coffee at a shop is made for you with better ingredients, so it’s obviously a better choice”. Hildebrand visits a coffee shop about once a week and usually orders a white chocolate mocha. He believes the price is worth it because of the quality and experience. “I could make coffee at home,” he admitted, “but it doesn’t taste the same.” 

For others, the cost makes all the difference. Junior Molly Clouston chooses to make her coffee at home. “I started realizing I was spending almost $20 a week on coffee,” she said. Clouston says making coffee at home only takes a few minutes and saves her money in the long run.

According to students interviewed, the average coffee shop drink costs between $4 and $6. Over a month, that could total more than $80. In comparison, a container of ground coffee can cost around $10 to $15 and last several weeks. 

Still, supporters of local coffee shops say they are paying for more than just a drink. Coffee shops also offer a place to study, meet friends, or relax after school.

In the end, the choice comes down to priorities. Students who value convenience, savings, and routine may prefer brewing at home. Those who enjoy atmosphere, specialty drinks, and social time may stick with their favorite local café. 

Burger Battle

3/2/2026

 
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By: Abigail Medved

In modern society, fast food has become a staple. For many, fast food restaurants are the place to buy a treat, a meal, or even a part of their everyday routine. But what makes one restaurant superior to another?
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​A common example of fast-food competition is between Wendy’s and McDonald’s. Both these restaurants are well-known and easy to compare because
of their similar menus. Both restaurants serve various types of burgers, fries, chicken, drinks, and even sweet treats like ice cream.














​Yet, when a poll was taken, 73% said they preferred McDonald’s over Wendy’s. So, what’s the difference?

“If I had to choose, I would say McDonald’s because I like almost everything on the menu besides the Mcrib and the Mcfillet, but it’s very affordable,” shares Senior Destiny Agular, “...and I love me a six-dollar meal...”

Senior Bellina Cipriani also shared, saying she liked, “McDonald’s because they have beeter fries and I like the chicken nuggets.”

Most others who responded felt the same. However, there was one aspect of Wendy’s that stood out from the competition: the Frostys.

Senior Hannah Davidson shared, “I like Wendy’s because they have Frosty’s and I love the burgers from Wendy’s…”

So, when asked which restaurant people prefer, the answer was overwhelmingly McDonald’s because of everything from price to taste. However, Wendy’s Frostys stood out among the crowd. 

Rollback vs. Bullseye

3/2/2026

 
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By: Emma Mosier 

Walmart and Target are both stores that many people go to daily. They are both good places to shop at for many different reasons. It all depends on what customers' personal preferences are. Walmart is more of a grocery store, but it still has everything you need. Target is more of a store that sells clothing and beauty products, but still offers groceries. 


​Sophomore Yuridia Garcia says, “ I like Walmart better than Target because they have fresh and hot food, and Target is limited and does not have a
deli.Walmart is also cheaper.”

















​This is a good example that shows Walmart does offer a wider variety of food and groceries. Walmart focuses on low prices. Their main strategy is helping customers save money on groceries, food, and household items. Shoppers mainly choose Walmart when they need a fast deal.

“I like Target better because they have a better style of clothes.” Said Sophomore Marissa Guida. 

Target offers a wider variety of styles and beauty products. Target is usually where people go to buy trendy clothes and
fun household decor. Lots of the products at Target are for younger people and are more trendy.

A poll was taken with the question: “Walmart or Target?” The results were 27 votes for Walmart and 93 votes for Target.  

In the end, both companies are very successful because they meet customers' needs. Some shoppers choose Walmart for their low prices, while others choose Target for the experience and trendy items. They both have items that the other store does not and that’s why they compete. 

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