As we all know, COVID-19 has flipped the world upside down; there is not much to be said about that. Life and the normal day to day dynamic has changed.  At...

5:30 a.m., my alarm goes off; 6 a.m. breakfast; 6:30 a.m. is when the bus comes; 7 a.m. first period, and classes all day until 2:26 p.m. I get home around...

 Getting in the car, driving around town, and looking out your side window you see your fellow neighbors geared up wearing gloves and a mask to protect...

From the comfort of her pajamas, in the warmth of her own basement, sophomore Ally Braaten is able to simply turn on her Chromebook’s webcam and be immersed...

Even though many people do not like social distancing, everyone should practice it. The coronavirus started in January, and according to WorldOmeter,...

Walking into the grocery store, customers grab carts and baskets. Some customers are carrying children with them and others are talking on cell phones....

As Huntley’s 2019-2020 school year comes to an end, the most stressful time of the year approaches, but with some social distancing put into place. Traditionally,...

Imagine you fail an honors math class. You retake it, still honors, and get an A your second time taking the class. Your teacher doesn’t understand why...

On Oct. 7, 2019, during a hot, sunny day reaching the upper 70s, varsity girls tennis 1 Doubles player Michelle Barnvos grabs her towel from the bench...

High school is an experimental time for teenagers; everyone is struggling to “find their place” in this world. So many students go through so many...

With the small options of finance and economics courses, Huntley High School students wait for a course to proceed with the goal of learning more about...

On Feb. 6, Huntley High School held the 11th annual Mr. HHS competition. The contestants had to prep, campaign, and practice for the last couple of weeks...