The Howard County Council has recently decided to tear down 19 buildings on Old Ellicott City’s Main Street to prevent any future flooding from destroying the town. The most recent flood in May of this year destroyed the historic area for the second time in two years. The […]
On Sept. 20, the Cleveland Browns ended an infamous losing streak by winning a game for the first time in 635 days on their home field at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio. The Browns defeated the New York Jets 21-17, giving them their first win since Barack Obama […]
History was made Thursday afternoon at Mt. Hebron High School as senior Cassy Lopez signed her National Letter of Intent to wrestle at Presbyterian College in South Carolina. Lopez is the first ever female wrestler to sign a National Letter of Intent and receive a scholarship from a […]
Mt. Hebron High School is home to many spectacular athletes but has also succeeded when it comes to the brilliant minds of millennials’ futures. Through various academic clubs, Mt. Hebron has brought home several different awards and trophies succeeding on multiple stages. The Model United Nations (MUN) Club […]
On March 10, Mt. Hebron’ science teacher Mr. Daniel Blocklin and his hockey team participated in the Naval Academy Hockey for Heroes tournament raising $2,746 towards wounded veterans organizations. These organizations include the Wounded Warrior Project, USA Warriors Ice Hockey, Truckin 4 Troops and Fisher House Helping Military […]
The Mt. Hebron Wrestling team finished a tremendous season and accomplished a feat they have not been able to do for 16 years. On Feb. 8, the Vikings won their first regional title since 2002 before also beating Bel Air in the 3A semifinals 42-30. However, the Vikings […]
