On the week of Nov. 13, Harrisonburg High School celebrated college application week. Students applied and explored colleges throughout this week, with them preparing their future after high school. Among...

The word “woman” can evoke a multitude of reactions. Recently, it’s adopted a positive connotation in the STEM field as scholarships and job opportunities look to increase the number of females in...

The first images the Duck family saw of their house in Rockport, Texas were from CBS. As, Rockport-Fulton High School (RFHS) junior class president McCauley Duck recalls, at first things seemed alright. “All...

Sophomore and first year DECA member Gabe Eshleman went on a field trip to Roanoke on Wednesday, Oct. 25. There were 12 HHS students that hopped on a white activity bus and left at seven-thirty. “I...

For approximately seven hours a day Harrisonburg High School students are sitting in a classroom, but after school students enjoy various athletic events which include: cross country meets, golf matches...

Coming into college, special education teacher Walt Williamson wanted to pursue a degree in physical education. During his time at Madison College, he worked with the special olympics, and he fell in love...

Every year a new set of seniors take the stage for high school sports. They are responsible for being the leaders and mentors to the underclassmen. Seniors Lucie Rutherford and Olivia Comer have taken...

Last week was Spirit Week here at HHS. From Pajama Day to Decades Day, the student body showed their school spirit by dressing accordingly to each day’s theme. The SCA chose this past Wednesday to be...

The tomatoes that the lunch ladies supply at the salad bar are not from a store or other supplier like the other food at the salad bar. Those tomatoes are from the HHS garden. The gardening club helps...

Each fall, the tradition of homecoming brings back old memories for alumni that come to visit their old school. For current students, homecoming is a week of different activities that can get every student...

Eighth graders are expected to  take Algebra 1, but Micah Tongen, [who currently attends Skyline Middle School] is taking Algebra 2. Tongen was encouraged by his father, a JMU math professor, to take...