This Q and A was done as part of a series covering all the non-incumbent candidates for the city council election on Nov. 6. More Q and A's will be posted throughout this week.   Paloma Saucedo Q:...

While most students at our school are walking to second block, senior Glorious Njoroge has to get into her car to go to her next class. Njoroge is one of fourteen students that goes to Blue Ridge Community...

Every week, Gabriel Eshleman leaves the “normal” life of a high school students and works with City Council candidate Sal Romero. Eshleman has participated in Romero’s meetings and debates in his...

In seventh grade, senior Juniel Rodriguez was assigned a project with the option to make a rap. From that point, music and rapping has become a personal part of his life. “One of the projects was...

Select students from colleges around the area have come to HHS to get real-life experience teaching. One such practicum is JMU student Rachel Barton, the practicum for history teacher Marc Healy. She decided...

Finishing unfinished business is why current Vice Chair Andy Kohen is running for reelection to the Harrisonburg City Public Schools School Board. Kohen was first elected to the school board in November...

Sophomore Henry Hermes has always been interested in all things STEM related. Throughout his school career, he has taken any opportunity that has come his way. Ever since he was a child, he has been intrigued...

At some points in life, the opportunity to be adventurous can be out of reach. This may be due to the lack of time, the financial costs and the process of planning a trip. History teacher Sean Rice has...

With mud on their shoes, the STEM biotech class explored farms around Harrisonburg on Sept. 20. Their goal: to collect soil samples from a variety of fields to plant soybeans in, ultimately looking...

  Physical Education teacher Roy Kelly starts off the 2018-19 school year on a different note. Originally from Front Royal, Kelly was a “military brat” for most of his childhood but has settled...