Columbia recently released acceptance letters to students who had not yet been accepted, and it turns out they are not the only school that has had this issue happen in the past few years. Continue reading Congratulations! You Haven’t Gotten In Yet
Nearly a year after HB2 became part of North Carolina’s law, it is still a hot national topic. Continue reading HB2 Controversy Continues to Circulate
During the 59th Grammy awards on Sunday, Beyoncé and Adele proved that two equally successful singers do not have to be rivals. Continue reading Adele Dedicates Her Grammy to Beyoncé
Junior forward Jayden Gardner’s Cap-8 POY award headlines multiple Huskies who received awards for the 2016-17 basketball season. Continue reading Gardner Wins POY, Numerous Huskies Receive All-Conference Honors
The situation in Allepo, a city in northern Syria, is becoming worse and worse. The final hospital in the city has now been closed. Continue reading Aleppo’s Situation Continues to Worsen, Last Hospital Closes
The recent wildfires in Western North Carolina have threatened Christmas tree sales in the upcoming years. Continue reading Wildfires Threaten Future Christmas Trees in Western NC
While we do have recycling at Heritage, do you ever wonder why we don’t have any way to recycle plastics? Continue reading Feed the Bin; It’s Hungry.
While the “afterMatthew” has died down in Wake County, our neighbors in Haiti have nothing short of a humanitarian disaster. Continue reading A Silent Death Blow: Matthew’s Effect on Haiti
This month, due to the influx of clowns taking to the streets around the country, Target reportedly removed a variety of clown masks from store shelves and the company’s website. Continue reading Halloween Clown Masks Taken off Shelves
Though Flint hasn’t been in the news as explosively as it was during the beginning of its plight, the problems in the central Michigan city haven’t gone away. Continue reading Flint, Michigan Facing Another Crisis
On October 11 of this year, President Barack Obama declared his intent to further analyze our big, red neighbor. “We have set a clear goal… sending humans to Mars by the 2030s and returning them safely to Earth, with the ultimate ambition to one day remain there for an extended time.” Continue reading We’re Off To See The Martian, The Wonderful Martian of Mars
This year, several new foods were introduced to the state fair, all as outrageous as they sound. Continue reading New State Fair Food
Music defines the time period and it also defines who we are and how we act. Continue reading Music Makes Me Feel Some Type of Way
We count on the fact that we can turn on a tap and clean, usable water will flow out. However, for many families across the world, and even in the United States, this isn’t a reality. Continue reading #4Liters: The Navajo Water Project
Hurricane Matthew may not have made direct landfall on North Carolina, but it had direct effects on the Tar Heel State. Continue reading The AfterMatthew
On September 24th, 2016, the nineteenth Smithsonian museum, the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) opened to the public. Continue reading The National Museum of African American History opens in Washington D.C.
What is Aleppo? It’s a town in Syria. A town that holds a people whose population is dwindling each day. Continue reading Aleppo: Syria’s Second City
On September 23, a portion of Donald Trump’s 1995 income tax returns were revealed. Continue reading Trump and his Taxes
For the first time during the Obama Administration, Congress voted to override the president’s veto on a new bill known as the 9/11 Victims’ Bill. Continue reading 9/11 Victoms’ Bill Sparks Controversy
Along with the gaming academy, two clubs were formed to focus on the real world aspect of classroom teachings. Continue reading The HHS Gaming Academy: Bison Software and Alpha Pack
