Arkansas governor signs critical race theory ban

Arkansas governor signs critical race theory ban

Alli Flynt, Editor-in-Chief January 20, 2023

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ executive order, signed January 10, 2023, adds Arkansas to the 17 other states who have banned the teaching of critical race theory (CRT). This order is unnecessary,...

HOSA receives $150,000 grant from Schmieding Foundation

Jake Myers, Website Manager December 28, 2022

At a pep rally on Friday, November 11, the HOSA program received a $150,000 grant from The Schmieding Foundation, a foundation that provides grants for higher education, human services, and health organizations....

Oakley raises concerns about educational system during junior meeting

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief December 28, 2022

The intent of the juniors counselor meeting was to provide information about everything needed for graduation requirements. However, it quickly escalated when junior Aidan Oakley jumped on stage to share...

Head football coach promoted to district level position

Head football coach promoted to district level position

Jake Myers, Website Manager December 5, 2022

After finishing the 2022 football season 1-10, head football coach Chris Wood has been promoted from his position. This past season’s record is the worst in the school’s 17 years of football.  On...

Debate students Tommie Carnahan and Emily Taylor visit with the Commissioner of Eductation of the Arkansas Department of Education Johnny Key in September.

Debate students speak to Board of Education about benefits of class

Greer McAllister, A&E Section Editor October 11, 2022

Seniors Emily Taylor and Tommie Carnahan joined former Debate and Forensics coach, Joel Brown, in Hot Springs, Arkansas on Sept. 25-26 to present in front of the Board of Education. Brown, after ten years...

Eight seniors recognized as National Merit finalists

Greer McAllister, A&E Section Editor October 9, 2022

Surrounded by a circle of counselors, eight students gathered in the front, downstairs office, suspense hanging like smog in the air. Some had been waiting for that exact moment, and others had no clue...

112 Drive-In Closes after 70 years of business

112 Drive-In Closes after 70 years of business

Audrey Marvin, News Section Editor September 19, 2022

After 42 years of movies and memories, the 112 Drive-In had its last showing featuring Grease and Footloose on August 27th. Cars lined the highway entering and packed the 36 acre field. Several people...

Students recall shooting at Washington Co. Fair

Students recall shooting at Washington Co. Fair

Landon Smith, Reporter September 9, 2022

Interrupted by the sound of gunshots, the exhibits and celebrations at the Washington County Fair were brought to an abrupt stop. At roughly 10:30 PM, on Friday, August 26, Fayetteville PD officers responded...

HBHS tightens security measures on campus

HBHS tightens security measures on campus

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief September 9, 2022

After advisement from the school board, administrators decided to boost protocols on security for the new school year. Enforcing lanyards, hallway duties, locked doors, and much more has ultimately changed...

Students advocate for change in graduation attire

Students advocate for change in graduation attire

Gerson Melton, Reporter October 27, 2021

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a large impact on the graduating class of 2022, many students have requested a way to signify that effect. One of these ways is by changing the graduation caps...

First ever Gay-Straight Alliance club sparks controversy among LGBTQ+ students

First ever Gay-Straight Alliance club sparks controversy among LGBTQ+ students

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief October 27, 2021

Traditionally, clubs have been a place for students to come together with other students who have similar interests or passions, and participate in something they love. Clubs can range from the Harry Potter...

Netting traps birds in outdoor classroom, as students look for humane solution

Audrey Marvin, News Section Editor October 25, 2021

When German teacher Windy Robinson and her sixth period class decided to do their worksheet in the outdoor classroom, they never suspected to see birds, dead from starvation, caught in the nets that the...

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