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After 2 Years, Brent Eckley Resigns From His Position as Head Coach of the Football Program

After 2 Years, Brent Eckley Resigns From His Position as Head Coach of the Football Program

Brooklyn Nelson, Editor in Chief December 18, 2024

As of Dec.11, the football team’s head coach Brent Eckley has resigned from his position. After two seasons with the Wildcats, he has decided to move back home, closer to his family in Missouri. Leaving...

HBHS Hosts State Volleyball Tournament

HBHS Hosts State Volleyball Tournament

Naomi Tahirou, Reporter November 15, 2024

The Arkansas 6A State Volleyball Tournament was hosted at Wildcat Arena on Oct. 28-29. The volleyball team’s season ended in a 3-1 match against Conway, the No. 1 seed in the Central division. Junior...

Making Space for Young Debaters

Aubree Stewart, Reporter November 5, 2024

More than 150 competitors from across Northwest Arkansas attended the debate tournament that was hosted at Har-Ber. The tournament aimed to provide Junior High students with more experience and practice...

Manit Day Celebrated In North West Arkansas

Yitha Jibas, Reporter September 23, 2024

Manit day, meaning culture day, is celebrated towards the end of September by the Marshallese people. They celebrate by dancing, singing, and showcasing different traditional foods. In addition, Manit...

Senior Band Members Reminisce Over Their Last First Performance

Senior Band Members Reminisce Over Their Last First Performance

Lilliana Cardenas, Managing Editor September 20, 2024

On August 22nd, the Wildcat band performed at the Arvest Baseball Arena. This was the season's first performance, and the underclassmen left the performance feeling better prepared for their upcoming season....

Aug. 12-16

Naomi Tahirou and Lillie Cardenas September 16, 2024

A Total Eclipse To Bring The World Together

A Total Eclipse To Bring The World Together

Andrew Stathakis and Chloe Stone April 30, 2024

Some would say it is difficult to get people together and united these days Philip Mizanin, an AP seminar teacher agrees.    “There aren’t many things that get people off their phones and...

Blood Drive Draws Big Crowds

Blood Drive Draws Big Crowds

Chloe Stone, Reporter April 30, 2024

At the donation station, senior Sophia Panas could see the donor take a deep breath, her eyes fixed on the nurse preparing the equipment. She had been helping with the blood drive as a “blood buddy”...

Promoting Diversity In Our Community

Promoting Diversity In Our Community

Andrew Stathakis, Reporter March 6, 2024

From February 1st until March 1st, Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month, is celebrated all around the United States. A month for recognizing and celebrating the black community.   “I...

Animal Science Class No Longer Offered Following Changes In CTE

Andrew Stathakis, Reporter February 9, 2024

Mrs. Priest’s veterinarian class is not like many others in Har-Ber. Tucked away in the back of the school, Priests’ Veterinary Science class gives students a way to explore being a veterinarian. In...

Arkansas Governor Signs Bills Leaving Teachers With Concerns

Chloe Stone, Reporter February 8, 2024

In a significant move, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed Bill 294, or the LEARNS Act, on March 8, 2023. Amongst several other implications, Bill 294 effectively repealed the Teacher Fair Dismissal...

New Barrier Keeping Kids in Line

Emma Pierce, Editor In Chief February 6, 2024

After Blue Crew was given a technical at a boys basketball game against Little Rock Central for running onto the court, admin promptly placed a new precaution in order. For the next home game, the Administration...

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