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Act 122 Put Into Place Banning Cell Phones From Classrooms

Molly Rushton, Managing Editor April 15, 2025

From bell to bell, the No Cell Act has become a prominent discussion within schools. The new school legislation has been issued within the state of Arkansas and it reads that ‘personal electronic devices...

Expressing Cultural Pride Through Fashion

Aubree Stewart, Reporter March 31, 2025

The multicultural fashion show was hosted by senior Lelia Micheal, who brought students together to celebrate global traditions through clothing and community.      “Being the host was...

Amidst the fear and uncertainty, we call for unity and awareness 

The Herald Staff February 21, 2025

Living in Springdale for most of our lives, we have always grown up around a large Marshallese and Hispanic population. Our little corner of the state has the opportunity to boast about having the biggest...

Wildcat Alum, Blake Benson Paving Path To Sucess

Luke Kramer, Reporter February 14, 2025

In the center of a Universal sprinkler park, a crowd of one hundred people gathered around five-year-old Blake Benson, as he danced to the beat of the music around him. Little did the bystanders know that...

Pulsera Project Created In Support Of Central American Artisans

Naomi Tahirou, Reporter February 4, 2025

Spanish Honor Society is currently working with the Pulsera Project to help Central American artisans by selling handmade bracelets and bags during the school day. Senior and Vice President, Araceli Argueta...

Immigrant Communities Fear for Their Future Under Trump’s New Executive Order

Lilliana Cardenas, Brooklyn Nelson, and Molly Rushton February 4, 2025

A Hispanic student walked into her church in Rogers on Sunday to find her normal crowd severely thinned out after multiple undercover U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicles had been spotted camping...

TikTok On The Brink Of A Ban

Brooklyn Nelson, Editor in Chief January 23, 2025

Senior Kenzie Owens was unsure of what was going to happen to TikTok, but she wasn’t convinced the social media platform was really going to be taken away. “I would be upset if TikTok got banned because...

After 2 Years, Brent Eckley Resigns From His Position as Head Coach of the Football Program

After 2 Years, Brent Eckley Resigns From His Position as Head Coach of the Football Program

Brooklyn Nelson, Editor in Chief December 18, 2024

As of Dec.11, the football team’s head coach Brent Eckley has resigned from his position. After two seasons with the Wildcats, he has decided to move back home, closer to his family in Missouri. Leaving...

HBHS Hosts State Volleyball Tournament

HBHS Hosts State Volleyball Tournament

Naomi Tahirou, Reporter November 15, 2024

The Arkansas 6A State Volleyball Tournament was hosted at Wildcat Arena on Oct. 28-29. The volleyball team’s season ended in a 3-1 match against Conway, the No. 1 seed in the Central division. Junior...

Fashion, Design Students Showcase Creativity at the Botanical Gardens

Lilliana Cardenas, Managing Editor November 8, 2024

The Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks hosted an exciting display of artistic fashion - dresses designed by students in the high school’s Fashion and Design class. The students crafted unique dresses for...

Making Space for Young Debaters

Aubree Stewart, Reporter November 5, 2024

More than 150 competitors from across Northwest Arkansas attended the debate tournament that was hosted at Har-Ber. The tournament aimed to provide Junior High students with more experience and practice...

Manit Day Celebrated In North West Arkansas

Yitha Jibas, Reporter September 23, 2024

Manit day, meaning culture day, is celebrated towards the end of September by the Marshallese people. They celebrate by dancing, singing, and showcasing different traditional foods. In addition, Manit...

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