Samantha Little, Feature Editor
June 2, 2018
Gathering in the auditorium for one last time this year, the string ensemble, concert band, symphonic band and United Sound band took part in the annual spring band concert...
Noah Siderhurst, Feature Editor
June 6, 2018 • No Comments
When we think about gun violence, mass shootings are what comes most readily to mind. But while mass shootings should be addressed, there is a much larger issue with guns in this country. I’m not talking about outlandish assault rifles used in mass shootings, I’m talking about handguns used in murder and suicide. In the US, guns are responsible for 64% of deaths, according to the BBC. In Australia,...
Recent Opinion Stories
New high school rumored location needs to be reconsidered
June 5, 2018
There’s no denying the dire need for a new high school in Harrisonburg in order to solve the issue of overcrowding. The only issue is the rumored location for this much needed project, located right...
May 29, 2018
Coffee, I love you, but I have not always loved you. We met at the supermarket, when I licked some grounds off a self-service bean grinder. Young and foolish, I had expected chocolate, but instead I...
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Sam Heie, Photography and Feature Editor
June 5, 2018 • No Comments
For the first time in near decades, the boys tennis team made a breakthrough unexpected win to the State quarterfinals. In the first round, they lost 6-0 in a default loss...
Recent Sports Stories
Boys Varsity Soccer Regional Quarterfinals
June 1, 2018
Noah Siderhurst, Feature Editor
June 5, 2018 • No Comments
Economics and personal finance teacher Mary Inge first started teaching in 1972, nearly 30 years before any student at the high school was born. “I was of the generation...
MOTS: What are your summer plans?
June 4, 2018
Senior Michael Sy plans to return as assistant coach for HHS tennis team
May 24, 2018
World language paella dinner raises money for exchange program
May 17, 2018