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Dr. Andrew Bell captures panther to return him home.

After quick Papio South prowl, panther returns to Parkview

Caitlyn Ybarra, Editor in Chief November 4, 2024

Students may have noticed a new face making an appearance in the Oct. 18 Teacher of the Week video. Who was this new face? Well the panther mascot normally resides at Parkview Heights Elementary School...

Take 5 with Rayna Lingenfelter

Take 5 with Rayna Lingenfelter

Adrianna Ramirez, Staff Reporter October 15, 2024

1. How did you feel when your name was being called in front of all your colleagues for Teacher of the Year? “At first it was wild, because the people I was sitting around, the description being read...

Student policy changes hung in the Prometheus Wing.

Project invites student advocacy

Iliana Vega, Copy Editor October 8, 2024

Inspired by another teacher’s progressivism project, Social Studies teacher JD Davis gave his freshman students the freedom to campaign for school changes in order to broaden the view of their new school...

Bennett Steele awaits his turn to sign.

The future of teaching may be closer than you think

Khadijah Brooks and Daniela Diaz May 21, 2024

Eighteen Papio South students attended and participated National Education Signing Day took place on May 7th. Among those students was senior Bennett Steele, who got his head start in Education Academy,...

Blueraven swoops onto music scene

Maddox Allen, Staff Reporter May 9, 2024

Papio South offers various opportunities and experiences for their kids, but sometimes students take their hobbies into their own hands. That’s what Sam Ramos, Landon Lidgett, Bithiah Pulliam, and Colin...

Group picture at the Yeloviches after a long day of hard work

Show Choir family opens doors

Jackie Trout, Staff Reporter May 8, 2024

  Each year in April, during the week leading up to Show Choir auditions, the Yeloviches open up their home on Crest Road in Papillion to any students  wanting extra help learning the choreography...

PLHS students Caroline Williams, Vicky Wu, Abby Reilly, and PLSHS students Matisyn Froning and Abigail Bender, all 10th,  pose in front of State Capitol.

Capitol visit invites political thinking

Caitlyn Ybarra, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 8, 2024

Students Abigail Bender and Matisyn Froning were selected to represent Papio South on the Sophomore Pilgrimage to the State Capitol to learn about Nebraska’s government and becoming a leader.  Prior...

Standout Seniors 2024

Standout Seniors 2024

Gabe Duhs, Staff Reporter May 8, 2024

Titan Legacy asked Papio South teachers to nominate seniors who they believe stood out amongst their peers during their high school career. These 10 individuals were chosen as the outstanding seniors for...

The view of the Missouri river off the Mandan Park trails.

Trail paves positivity in troubled community

Kaylie McNeill, Staff Reporter May 7, 2024

Mandan Park, located off of 13th Street in Omaha, is coming up on being one year out from completing the first phase of recreational trails that are used for mountain biking, trail running, and hiking....

Students drawing at the Old Market Passageway

Students field art opportunities in Omaha

Hazel Rose, Staff Reporter May 7, 2024

  Artists' success stories aren’t always talked about – local artists who have managed to make a career out of art aren’t often discussed with students, leading to the generalization that...

Literary Edition May 2024

Literary Edition May 2024

Gigi Sedlacek, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 6, 2024

Every year the May issue of the Titan Legacy highlights student artistic works in the Literary Section of the magazine. These works range from visual to written, and drawn to sculpted. Students submitted...

Take 5 with Chad Stoner

Riley Tuzzio, Staff Reporter May 1, 2024

#1. What inspired you to play saxophone professionally? When I was younger, I played piano for a while. We lived in Iowa, we moved to Omaha, and I still wanted to do something musical. And in junior high–...

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