Mary Snapp, McKenzie Hurley, and others all gather together onstage to discuss the "rural broadband gap."
This month, on December 5, Sophomore McKenzie Hurley received one of the biggest opportunities...
The Just Ask organization bringing awareness to Northern Virginia.
Most people, when hearing “human trafficking,” will think of some far off narrative dictated to them by Hollywood movies....
Beloved comic book pioneer Stan Lee meant the world to his millions of fans.
Stan Lee was an American iconic comic book writer, editor, and publisher. Lee passed away November 12, 2018, of...
Joel Alexander, Entertainment Director
• November 20, 2018
Sophomore Hannah Singleton studies for her upcoming history SOL.
Last week, Fauquier County Public Schools rolled out a newsletter to all teachers explaining that the longstanding Standards of...
There’s no doubt that juuling and vaping has been an issue at FHS. Others juuling/vaping in the bathrooms and some even say they’ve seen students juul in class. This issue has been ongoing for roughly...
On an average day in Virginia safe houses, particularly domestic violence safe houses, shelter 505 adults and 356 children according to the Attorney General's Annual Report. Although, in Fauquier County,...
Imagine you're having a fun time with your friends, but suddenly you get a text from someone you don't know. The text says that someone has complimented you, or you’re beautiful, not telling you who...
Walking into the polling location and casting a ballot for the first time is a rite of passage for many students, marking their transition into adulthood. But before making a final decision on which candidates...
Erica Gudino, Editor-in-Chief
• September 22, 2017
From June 26-29, the FHS Future Farmers of America attended the Virginia FFA State Convention at Virginia Tech, where students participated in competitions ranging from floral design to agriculture mechanics....
In July, senior Arielle Ward wrote and directed an original piece for the Northern Virginia Theater Alliance One-Act Play Festival competition in Falls Church. Although Ward said she wrote the play on...
Erica Gudino, Editor-in-Chief
• September 22, 2017
For the past three summers, junior Emma Gorg has been a camp counselor at Capernaum, one of many Young Life camps. Young Life is a Christian group focused on improving the lives of teenagers by spreading...
Students turned their gaze upward on Aug. 21 to witness the moon pass in front of the sun in the first eclipse visible across the contiguous United States since 1918. Students who furnished signed permission...
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