

Have Yourself A Very Cookie Christmas: An Ultimate Holiday Cookie Ranking
In case you haven’t already heard, ITS THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR! In order to keep all our fellow huskies extra jolly this holiday season, staffer Nicole Chedraoui decided to bring us some cookie cheer. Take a peak at this ultimate ranking and get some of the BEST cookie recipes this holiday season! Continue reading Have Yourself A Very Cookie Christmas: An Ultimate Holiday Cookie Ranking

The Ultimate Guide to Angel Numbers
Calling all spiritual enthusiasts! Have you ever seen an angel number? This week Herald staffer Nicole Chedraoui explains the significance behind angel number spottings and their historical background! Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Angel Numbers

Spotlight on Rising Stars: Aberdeen is Dead, Oceanic, and Kevin Ehrenstrom
In the fourth rendition of staffer JoAnn Snavely’s Spotlight on Rising Stars series, she introduces you to THREE brand new artists; Aberdeen is Dead, Oceanic, and Kevin Ehrenstrom! Continue reading Spotlight on Rising Stars: Aberdeen is Dead, Oceanic, and Kevin Ehrenstrom

Diving Into the Best of Sabrina Carpenter’s Smash Album “Emails I Can’t Send”
Looking for new music to spice up the New Year? This week Herald staffer Nicole Chedraoui gives you the best Sabrina Carpenter songs to add to your playlist! Continue reading Diving Into the Best of Sabrina Carpenter’s Smash Album “Emails I Can’t Send”

Spotlight on Rising Stars: The Johns and Jordan Dean
In the third edition of the ‘Spotlight on Rising Stars’ series; staffer JoAnn Snavely introduces the Herald’s readers to The Johns and Jordan Dean as Continue reading Spotlight on Rising Stars: The Johns and Jordan Dean

Caffeine: Guilty Pleasure or Legalized Drug?
Calling all caffeine addicts! This week Herald staffer Nicole Chedraoui shows us the good, bad, and ugly of Caffeine. Read on to see what caffeine can really do! Continue reading Caffeine: Guilty Pleasure or Legalized Drug?

Spotlight on Rising Stars: Zoe Ko and Lev UFO
Staffer, JoAnn Snavely is releasing her first article in her new series titled ‘Rising Stars’ where she puts a spotlight on rising stars in the music industry with some exclusive interviews! First up, Zoe Ko and Lev UFO Continue reading Spotlight on Rising Stars: Zoe Ko and Lev UFO

Midnights Madness
After Taylor Swift’s newest big release, Marlee Billiter decides to let viewers know her opinions. Continue reading Midnights Madness

Alive through Sound: Midwestern Emo is Here to Stay
Ever heard of “Emo’s” 2nd cousin “Midwestern Emo?” Neither had we until Herald Staffer JoAnn Snavely did a deep dive into all things midwestern emo! Continue reading Alive through Sound: Midwestern Emo is Here to Stay

Gun Violence Is a Public Health Crisis: It’s Time to Talk About It
On October 13th of 2022, five beautiful lives were taken from the Wake County community. This week Herald staffer Nicole Chedraoui pleads the importance of gun control for our nation. Continue reading Gun Violence Is a Public Health Crisis: It’s Time to Talk About It

Halloweek History Hits The Herald
Happy Halloween-Eve Huskies! This week Herald Staffer Nicole Chedraoui decided to take you on a journey through history to tell you the tale of how Halloween came to be. Click here for some spooky trivia! Continue reading Halloweek History Hits The Herald

How Tim Burton Defines Halloween
Marlee Billiter goes into the reasoning of why, and how, Tim Burton defines Halloween. Continue reading How Tim Burton Defines Halloween

The Extreme Art Style of Tim Burton
In honor Halloweek, Heritage Herald staffer Phoenix Robertson will be discussing the extreme art style of Tim Burton in her new article. Continue reading The Extreme Art Style of Tim Burton

Halloweek: Top Five Favorite Horror Films
Do you love horror films? Well, Staffer JoAnn Snavely does and in anticipation of HALLOWEEK, she broke down her top 5 horror movies of all time– just in time for Halloween! Continue reading Halloweek: Top Five Favorite Horror Films

Halloweek: Death, Grief, and Identity in Over the Garden Wall
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Autumn is my favorite season, and there is no contest. The vibrantly colored leaves beating across the sunlight, as they fall and snap under your feet. The cool, windy weather juxtaposing the scorching heat of summer. With … Continue reading Halloweek: Death, Grief, and Identity in Over the Garden Wall

Alive through Sound: “Harvard/Oregon” by Briston Maroney
In honor of the release of Briston Maroney’s latest dual-release. Heritage Herald staffer JoAnn Snavely is doing a dual-release with her first being a full breakdown of Maroney’s latest release of the songs “Harvard” and “Oregon” Continue reading Alive through Sound: “Harvard/Oregon” by Briston Maroney

Don’t Let Trashy Seasons Define a Show: The Promised Neverland
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Spoiler Alert: This entire article talks in detail about The Promised Neverland szn one. Thank you! It’s one of the most saccharine pictures one could paint; in what is usually depicted as a cold and morose environment, … Continue reading Don’t Let Trashy Seasons Define a Show: The Promised Neverland

Music: The Great Connector
Marlee Billiter writes about how she thinks music is the most intimate part of the human experience. Continue reading Music: The Great Connector

The Villainous Disability Phenomenon and Why It Needs to Die
Have you ever noticed how every time a movie character is depicted having a disability they’re usually the villain? Today Staffer Nicole Chedraoui speaks on the harm imposed by the villainous disability phenomenon. Continue reading The Villainous Disability Phenomenon and Why It Needs to Die

The Media’s Romanticization of Serial Killers
After Netflix released their new original series MONSTER: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Staffer Nicole Chedraoui had a lot to say. Read more to learn about how the media continues to romanticize cold- blooded killers. Continue reading The Media’s Romanticization of Serial Killers

The Long-Lived Maze of Substance Use Treatment
This article discusses substance use, mental disorders, and suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling with a substance use disorder, visit SAMHSA’s National Helpline Website or call 1-800-662-HELP (4357.) If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal … Continue reading The Long-Lived Maze of Substance Use Treatment

Alive through Sound: Moss by Maya Hawke
Staffer JoAnn Snavely reviews Maya Hawke’s sophomore album– Moss in the second installment of the Alive through Sound series. Continue reading Alive through Sound: Moss by Maya Hawke

Telling You Exactly Who You Are Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Have you ever wondered what the month your born in says about you? Today Herald staffer Nicole Chedraoui psychoanalyzes you based on your zodiac sign. Read more to see what she says about you! Continue reading Telling You Exactly Who You Are Based On Your Zodiac Sign

Nothing Happens by Wallows: The Blue and White Lines That Defined My Teenage Years
Staffer, JoAnn Snavely takes a deep dive into the album Nothing Happens by Wallows–with a personal twist! Continue reading Nothing Happens by Wallows: The Blue and White Lines That Defined My Teenage Years

What is Substance Use?
What is Substance Use? This article discusses substance use, and mental disorders. If you or someone you know is struggling with a substance use disorder, visit SAMHSA’s National Helpline Website or call 1-800-662-HELP (4357.) If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, or just need to talk to someone, call 988, text HOME to 741-741, or visit the 988 Suicide Lifeline Website. You can purchase Naloxone (Narcan) at CVS without a prescription, and the CDC provides online training for administration. You deserve to be here. Have a wonderful day. This article is a two-part series on addiction; this … Continue reading What is Substance Use?

Alive Through Sound: Briston Maroney and Medium Build
In the premiere of the Herald’s newest series “Alive Through Sound”, staffer JoAnn Snavely breaks down the Briston Maroney and Medium Build live music experience. Continue reading Alive Through Sound: Briston Maroney and Medium Build

A Beginners Guide To Crystal Healing
This week Herald Staffer Nicole Chedraoui does a deep dive into the basics of all things crystal healing and collecting. Continue reading A Beginners Guide To Crystal Healing

Kurt Cobain: Revisited
Marlee Billiter revisits the life of Kurt Cobain and the real cause behind his untimely death. Continue reading Kurt Cobain: Revisited

A Dummies Guide to Record Collecting
Staffers, JoAnn Snavely and Marlee Billiter took to create the ultimate guide to record collecting. Continue reading A Dummies Guide to Record Collecting

Why You should Rewatch The Amazing World of Gumball
By: Eli Duah-Mensah I can recall one of the first times I viewed The Amazing World of Gumball. As I rushed home from the bright yellow school bus, swiping some Ritz Crackers and cheese, and sliding off my shoes, I … Continue reading Why You should Rewatch The Amazing World of Gumball

Formula 1 Racing’s Breakthrough in America
By Ruby Garff Sunday, June 12 at 7:00 am, I should’ve been in bed. It was the second weekend of summer, and I had finally got a break from my unhealthy sleep schedule of around 6 hours a night. I … Continue reading Formula 1 Racing’s Breakthrough in America

4 Stills From Movies I Think Are Masterpieces
This week in Newspaper, I gave an idea to choose four stills/images from movies we thought were masterpieces or just movies that mean a lot to us. These are the four that I picked. Spoilers are very much ahead. Continue reading 4 Stills From Movies I Think Are Masterpieces

Ellis Keipper’s 4 Movie Stills
Ellis Keipper explains his reasoning for 4 movies which he considers masterpieces. Continue reading Ellis Keipper’s 4 Movie Stills

Rolesville Bojangles to Close 4/15!
Heritage High School’s favorite lunch spot is only gonna be around for another two weeks… Continue reading Rolesville Bojangles to Close 4/15!

Claire’s Body Modifications
Growing up in the 2000s, every little girl went to Claire’s. Many went there to get their ears pierced and to buy the newest jewelry you could split with your best friend. Now, they have something for older kids! Read to find out! Continue reading Claire’s Body Modifications

Requiem For A King
Ellis Keipper bids farewell to one of Heritage High School’s most beloved teachers. Continue reading Requiem For A King

The Mystery Of Build-Your-Own Fast Food Restaurants
Ellis Keipper attempts to crack the mystery of the little detail surrounding build-your-own fast-casual restaurants. Continue reading The Mystery Of Build-Your-Own Fast Food Restaurants

How Gangster Is It to Be Gangster?
It might be hypocritical of me to write an article that trashes mob culture when one of my favorite movies is The Godfather. Despite its well-deserved praise, the glorification of mobster culture that came in its wake can’t be overlooked. Continue reading How Gangster Is It to Be Gangster?

How To Be “That Girl”
How has your 2022 been so far? Have you accomplished your goals, do you feel inspired? If you’re in need of a quarterly pick-me-up, keep reading:) Continue reading How To Be “That Girl”

Why You Should Be Excited For The Batman
By Ellis Keipper This Friday will see the release of the newest Batman movie, The Batman. I think it’s hard not to be excited about the release of this installment in the franchise. I have been a long-time fan of … Continue reading Why You Should Be Excited For The Batman

Mask Mandates to End in Wake County Schools
It was decided that on March 7th, 2022, Wake County students will no longer be required to wear masks inside the school building. Continue reading Mask Mandates to End in Wake County Schools

Rethinking Traditional Curriculum: A Student Can Dream
By Liela Hafshejani I’m fortunate enough to go to a school that offers my specific major as a class– Sociology. Was I ever put in that class? No, and it’s all because there aren’t enough teachers that teach it, and … Continue reading Rethinking Traditional Curriculum: A Student Can Dream

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week
February 20-27th was National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. This week, Hailey talks about her struggles with her mental health and body dysmorphia. I hope you don’t feel alone. My dm’s are always open @haileycostar Continue reading National Eating Disorder Awareness Week

Words About Wordle
Ellis Keipper gives an extensive review of Wordle’s sudden rise to fame. Continue reading Words About Wordle

They May Be Fictional, but My Love Is Real
Hailey ❤ Three of my best friends have boyfriends, one of them is always talking to someone who’s a real hoot, another-about to get engaged. I absolutely love love! Valentine’s Day, best holiday ever. Celebrating love and the people we … Continue reading They May Be Fictional, but My Love Is Real

“Don’t Say Gay”- A Short Response to DeSantis
Being LGBTQ+ is seemingly–once again–a taboo. The “Don’t Say Gay” bill, a motion proposed by Gov. DeSantis, has just advanced past the senate in Florida’s legislature and is now in the judiciary committee. Despite protests and critique from LGBTQ+ rights … Continue reading “Don’t Say Gay”- A Short Response to DeSantis

The Book (Article) of Boba Fett
Now that episode 6 of The Book of Boba Fett was released, I think it was time the Heritage Herald had a Star Wars article. Continue reading The Book (Article) of Boba Fett

National Loner’s Day
This week’s positive pick me up is a celebration of Valentine’s Day! Let’s embrace love! Continue reading National Loner’s Day

“All Creatures Great and Small” Premieres Season 3 in USA
In this article, Phoenix Roberson fills in the Heritage Herald readers about the “All Creatures Great and Small” television series. She discusses her personal connection to the show, descriptions of the characters, origins of the show, and the continued legacy of the great veterinarian, James Alfred Wight. Continue reading “All Creatures Great and Small” Premieres Season 3 in USA

Top 3 “Doctor Who” Christmas Specials
By, Phoenix Robertson Warning: This article contains spoilers for the “Doctor Who” television series. The Doctor. No, not a medical doctor or a professor, but The Doctor. An alien from the planet Gallifrey who whips around all of space and … Continue reading Top 3 “Doctor Who” Christmas Specials

What Happened to 2 Weeks?
Marlee Billiter releases her anger on Wake County’s failure of a two-week Christmas break. Continue reading What Happened to 2 Weeks?

2022 Wrapped: A Music Year in Review
In the final rendition of the 2022 Wrapped series, Staffer JoAnn Snavely talks about her favorite musical releases from 2022. Continue reading 2022 Wrapped: A Music Year in Review

2022 Wrapped: A Vinyl Year in Review
As we begin to wrap up the 2022 year, Staffer JoAnn Snavely discusses some of her favorite vinyl purchases of the year! Continue reading 2022 Wrapped: A Vinyl Year in Review

Student Spotlight: Daisy!
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Each month, the Heritage Herald will focus on an extended curriculum student for our series “Student Spotlight!” This month, we interviewed Daisy, a senior! This series aims to bring more visibility to people with disabilities in our … Continue reading Student Spotlight: Daisy!

“Wild Flower”
By, Phoenix Robertson Kim Nam-joon, better known by his stage name of RM, released a solo studio album titled “Indigo” on December 2, 2022. The leading single of this album is titled “Wild Flower”, or in Korean, “들꽃놀이”. “Wild Flower” … Continue reading “Wild Flower”

Guardians of the Holidays: A “Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special” Review
By, Phoenix Robertson Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. On November 25, 2022, The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special was released on Disney Plus. Featuring well known … Continue reading Guardians of the Holidays: A “Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special” Review