By: Isaac Noll Talbot county council voters have decided to remove the statue of the Talbot Boys, a confederate symbol, from the front lawn of the Talbot County Courthouse. The statue features a soldier holding a confederate flag, and lists the names of Talbot citizens who fought for […]
by: Abby Dacombe As of April 2021, anyone 16 years of age or older are now eligible to receive the Covid-19 vaccination in Maryland. Most high school students are only eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine, as Moderna and Johnson & Johnson have a higher age requirement. “I […]
by: Abby Dacombe and Kat Anderson The canned food drive is an annual community-wide service event led by Mt. Hebron’s SGA. This year, Mt. Hebron has expanded the event into the spring season. The drive lasted for three weeks in the month of April. The event was focused […]
“We Are Excellence. We Are Community. We Are Hebron.” After a long contest, this was the new slogan Mt. Hebron decided on in early March. It was selected from a large pool of over 80 slogans submitted by members of the Mt. Hebron community and was thought to […]
by: Khushika Shah On February 20, University of Maryland (UMD), implemented the “sequester in place” order for all students on campus. All “in-person” classes were cancelled. Students who lived in residence halls and sorority houses on campus were required to sequester and take the necessary distancing and masking […]
by: Bree Lee Mt. Hebron’s very own Mr. Michael Gorleski has been named the Career Technology Education Teacher of the Year by the Maryland Career and Technical Administrators chapter of the Association for Career and Technical Education. Mr. Gorleski has been teaching at Mt. Hebron for 17 years. […]
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