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Yutzy aspires to play at collegiate level

Junior Micah Yutzy swings the ball for a free kick. For most athletes, the goal is to accomplish a certain task by the end of the season. Whether it is effortlessly scoring an upper 90 or qualifying...

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Art department features teacher artwork in honor of Youth Art Month

Slideshow • 11 PhotosPhoto by Samantha LittleMath teacher Julie Tibbles's art piece, titled "Princess Ribbon Sculptures", features Disney princesses made out of pieces of colored ribbon. Close In...

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Auditions held for Spring Arts senior plays

Each year, seniors in the fine arts department join together to organize and put on the annual Spring Arts performance, which consists of acting, singing and dancing acts. Not only do these seniors...

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Empty Bowls fundraiser raises $15,000 for Kenyan girls’ school

The third annual Empty Bowls fundraiser collected an estimated $15,000 in donations from local businesses and members of the community. All proceeds will go to the Nasaruni Academy, a girls school in...

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Track team competes at Gary Bugg Invitational

Slideshow • 15 PhotosEmma LankfordFreshman Sydney Shaver competes in long jump.Close In the afternoon of Mar. 19, the outdoor track team took on their first meet of the season. Titled the “Gary Bugg...

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Everyone needs to summon their inner Retriever

On March 16, the world of college basketball changed forever. March Madness had already seen its share of wild moments, from VCU reaching the Final Four to Butler coming within a half-court shot of...

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Band brings Disney to HHS with annual Tiny Tots concert

Each year, hundreds of local elementary schoolers flock to HHS to watch the school’s symphonic band perform Disney songs in an event called Tiny Tots. Tiny Tots debuted Mar. 20 this year, and featured...

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Acquiring Alex Smith a mistake for struggling Redskins

Finally the ongoing saga of the Washington Redskins and quarterback, Kirk Cousins, has come to an end. After being the first quarterback in NFL history to be franchise tagged two years in a row,...

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Girls JV soccer competes at TA

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Baseball vs. Turner Ashby

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JV Baseball vs. Turner Ashby

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Baseball vs. Dalton (Ohio)

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Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Turner Ashby

Slideshow • 9 PhotosJunior Noah Pope picks up the ball after winning a point during his singles match against Turner Ashby.Close

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Empty Bowls fundraiser raises $15,000 for Kenyan girls’ school

The third annual Empty Bowls fundraiser collected an estimated $15,000 in donations from local businesses and members of the community. All proceeds will go to the Nasaruni Academy, a girls school in...

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JV girls soccer ties with Allegheny

The JV girls soccer team kicks the ball downfield in their game against Allegheny High School on April 3. The final score of the game was 1-1.

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Rappers should be able to release music from jail

I believe that rappers releasing music while in jail is a smart idea because by doing so they are able to earn more money. This can lead to a larger possibility of being able to pay for a bond if one...

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Schaeffer participates in JMU, local band

Sam Schaeffer leads a double life. He is the drummer for a local jazz/funk band called Low Volume along with Jaden Graham on bass, Leif McCoy on guitar, Noah Pope on Alto Sax, and Philip Hart on tenor...

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Man on the Street: Favorite part of spring

Six students were asked what they liked most about spring. Slideshow • 6 PhotosAdri Jimenez"Ah, spring is a decent weather, it is not as cold nor it is hot. You can finally go out and enjoy the hot...

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Vogel evaluates financial situation

For high schoolers who find their employment options limited, due perhaps to academic or filial obligations, affording even the cheapest gourmet coffee can prove difficult. Just ask senior Corin Vogel,...

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Students use sports to relieve stress

At some point in life, everyone has been stressed about one thing or another. However, the difference is in how that stress is dealt with. For some, this method is taking pills to provide relaxation,...

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