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Opinion: Democrats must hold Biden accountable
Opinion: Book slump remedies

Katlynn Fox, Editor-in-chief

March 25, 2021

Opinion: One year anniversary of lockdown: my experience and lessons learned
Opinion: women

Kate Knauff, Social Media Editor

March 8, 2021

Since Colin Kaepernick first took a knee in 2016, kneeling for the national anthem has become a controversial topic.

Ian Wright, Reporter

March 5, 2021

Staff Editorial: The school board should vote to postpone finals
Food moved outside after power went out.
Clothes hang on a rack at a Salvation Army store. The Salvation Army collects clothing, furniture, household appliances and other items that can be resold.
Teachers and organizations decorated the halls with information on Black history for the month of February.
Point/Counterpoint: Is Valentine
Tom Brady lifts the Lombardi trophy after winning the Super Bowl. The Buccaneers won the Super Bowl 31-9 with Brady winning Super Bowl MVP.
A sign with information on COVID-19 vaccines is taped onto the door of CVS Pharmacy on Josey and Hebron. There are currently multiple eligible groups for the vaccination within four different phases: healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents, frontline essential workers, people over the age of 16 with pre-existing conditions and more.
As part of the “Watch Your Words” campaign, posters were hung in the main hallways pointing out different slurs and microaggressions students may have experienced on campus.
Career Dive: Filmmaking

Christa Jophy, Reporter

January 26, 2021

Career Dive: Fashion Design

Christa Jophy, Reporter

December 8, 2020

Opinion: School is not worth losing sleep over
Eyes on the pies

Henry Hays, Sports Editor

November 18, 2020

Career Dive: Baking

Christa Jophy, Reporter

November 13, 2020

Best Dressed: Fall Fads

Katlynn Fox , Editor-in-Chief

November 11, 2020

Point/Counterpoint: Should Christmas be celebrated in November?
Students walk on either side of the hallway to ensure less face to face contact with each other. The Hebron Administration put the one-way walking lanes in the hallways to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at the beginning of the in-school year
Junior Claire Clausen chose to do virtual school this year. She works on school work from her room Thursday night.
A Classic Pearl Milk Tea from Mac’s Boba Cafe.

Malley O'Carroll, Reporter

November 5, 2020

Safe movie theater alternatives

Katlynn Fox, Editor-in-Chief

November 5, 2020

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