On this episode of Hawk TV, we take a look at directorial changes in Mary Poppins, a junior receiving the highest Girl Scout honor, and girls basketball entering district play.
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![Junior Chase Harris watches JJ Hatcher’s family being recognized on the field. Harris and Hatcher were close friends, playing baseball together since they were kids and playing football together in high school. “[The game] makes me sad,” Harris said. “But it definitely feels really good because [JJ] will be there in spirit and be with us, cheering us on and running alongside us.”](https://www.hebronhawkeye.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/IMG_2267.JPG_YES-600x400.jpg)
