It was two years ago when junior Sadeeq Saffo first immigrated to the United States. Saffo came from the Iraqi city of Baghdad, where he lived during the heat of the Iraq War as a young boy. “Everything...

Grand opportunities have arisen for Harrisonburg soccer players, sophomores Lucio Bianchi and Anthony Lopez. These two players had the opportunity to play ball in Camp Nou, Barcelona, which they took advantage...

Harvie Andrews is the new track coach here at Harrisonburg High School, but recently, over the past year, Andrews started collecting swords. After his uncle passed away, Andrews was asked to continue his...

For Christmas and most of his birthdays, senior Attilio Illiano usually doesn’t want anything. What he really wants and what he will save up to treat himself for, is to add more tattoos onto his body....

Teachers from thousands of miles away have travelled to Harrisonburg to observe students at HHS as well as take classes at James Madison University. The teachers arrived in Washington D.C. on Jan. 4 to...

Sarah Waldrop, an art teacher in her first year of public school employment, soon won’t have an average living situation. “This time last year my husband showed me a couple Youtube videos of tours...

Freshman Jakob Lambert dove into a new sport early this past December. Although he didn’t have any competitive experience, he decided to join the swim team. Lambert expressed a desire to find an activity...

For the school year of 2018-2019, English teacher Denae Delozier is going to be teaching a new class called Intro to Public Speaking. This has been a long-lasting wish for Delozier and she filled out the...

A common saying is that a dog is a man's best friend. However, it's not typical to hear that a bird is a women’s best friend. This is the case for freshman Angelina Malashiy and her cockatiel Jojo. While...

One Xanax bar contains two milligrams of the antidepressant medication alprazolam. One Xanax bar can fit in any pocket and be smuggled practically anywhere. One Xanax bar in combination with the wrong...

Maria Snell-Feikema would much rather express herself through art than "express in terms of x" in an algebra class. Now studying at the Art Foundation Program at Virginia Commonwealth University School...