On March 6th, 2019, Mt. Hebron’s SGA hosted its annual blood drive for students and staff from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm in the gym. There were 65 slots available and 62 were filled, with a total of 37 pints of blood donated. The blood is donated to […]
The National Merit Scholarship is a high-achievement undergraduate scholarship that acknowledges students with high PSAT/NMSQT scores. At Mt. Hebron, seniors Chase Blanchette, Brendan Kim, and Ben Snyder, are finalists for this scholarship. Out of the country, 16,000 students made it the semi-finalist stage. Out of those students, only […]
February in the United States is a month known for its short length as well as its romance. However, an important aspect of the month that is sometimes forgotten is the annual observance of African American History Month, more popularly known as Black History Month. From Plessy v. […]
The Jonas Brothers are back together and with brand new music almost six years after they broke up. The band broke up in 2013 just two days before the start of their 2013 tour. The brother responsible for the band’s split was Nick. He stated in a break […]
The 91st annual Academy Award show, The Oscars, premiered on Sunday Feb. 24 in the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California. For the first time in 30 years, the awards did not have a host. Kevin Hart was originally supposed to take this role, but was asked to […]
On Feb. 26, over 200 members of the Oakland Mills Middle School staff and student body aided in the improvement of the home of a Howard County Resident known as Mss. Wilson. Wilson, who was in need of numerous home repairs, had come to Rebuilding Together Howard County, […]
