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Colton High's Kickball team poses for a picture before participating in their game
Bigger Than Ever
Caleb Cabrera, Pepper Bough Staff Writer • November 18, 2024

Colton, CA—On October 9, the Aristrong Foundation held their sixth annual event, this year being bigger than ever. The event featured big music titles, classic lowriders, a kickball...

Patt Haro and her husband Richard are park regulars at Disneyland. For them, the magic is about much more than a day out.
Disney’s Biggest Fan
Sarah Marquez, Pepper Bough Staff Writer • November 12, 2024
Playoff run cut short by Braves
Josie Ramos, Pepper Bough Editor
“Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice!”
Kloe Gonzales, Pepper Bough Editor
The Wild Robot Review
The Wild Robot Review
Diego Martinez, Pepper Bough Staff Writer • November 12, 2024
October end with a “frightful” scare at CHS
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CRY-ROP Ambassador training educates students
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Video
Check out the latest episode of 'The Pulse," Colton High's premiere video news magazine.
Post Malone's left shoe now belongs to CHS English teacher Candice Tapia, who won the footwear after challenging the pop star to a game of 'rock-paper-scissors' after his concert in San Bernardino. [Photo courtesy Candice Tapia]
Check out the first episode of Colton High's brand new video news magazine, 'The Pulse.'
Angel Losoya celebrates his graduation as the seniors line up to cross the stage.
Ms. Evelyn Lopez gets pumped by the loud cheers from her family in the crowd as she and Brissa Munguia accept their 1st place trophy at the event.
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Patt Haro and her husband Richard are park regulars at Disneyland. For them, the magic is about much more than a day out.
Three times a year, CHS students take the MAP test, a measure of their annual progress in a variety of core subjects.
Colton High's 18-year olds are primed to vote. The Pepper Bough invited them to join us for a round table discussion.
Kyle Koperski, CHS Class of 2018, is running for city council. He has been a leader since high school and is ready to work on behalf of the larger Colton community.
Sports
The Yellowjackets found themselves surrounded all game by the fast defensive front of Baldwin Park.
Sebastian Carlos, in his first season, qualified for CIF in cross country at the league finals on Nov. 2. He led the boys team to a qualifying bid in CIF as a unit.
The Yellowjackets celebrate their first league title since 2009 as they rout Notre Dame 62-6.
Colton's defense held fast during their last game goaline stand to seal up their 49-41 victory over Carter High.
Arts and Entertainment
"Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice!"
Liam Payne was a founding member of One Direction. He passed away on Wednesday.
For the last decade, Marvel Comics has been at the center of pop culture. Has their streak ended? What's next?
"I was very excited to win because I had never won an award before," Jhan Sebastian Cerda Granados said. He shared that he plans to hold on to his $250 winnings as a souvenir of his first award.
Best of SNO
Annette Patterson, founder and Executive Director for the Joshua Home, stands in front of the massive display of brand new shoes donated by Amazon for distribution to local LGBTQ+ youth.
Chris and Nikki Villalobos address a crowd of guests at the 2019 #Aristrong Car Show and Kickball Tournament event in Colton.
TOP student Trevon Arnold learns how to count out money on a class field trip at Amapola.
Kenny Robbins was homeless, but after help from the community he found a home. Not all of our homeless residents are as fortunate.
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