Voice of the Falcons: Flying Since 1979
While many seniors who graduate high school go straight off to college, there are some who pursue other ventures instead. Whether it is taking a gap year, joining the military, going straight into the workforce, or attending trade school, there are lots of alternative options that can provide good opportunities for people looking to do... Continue Reading →
Women’s History Month is now over, but the legacy and impact women have had on art, media, and politics will last forever. Last decade was a time for women to have a substantial impact on me, the music industry, and the world. Aretha Franklin, Madonna, Kate Bush, and others have influenced a generation of popular... Continue Reading →
They lift, toss, tumble, and cheer. Not just as sideline support, but as a team who endured the struggles and success to reach the top. HR’s varsity cheer team placed ninth in the state competition at the Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs on March 26, 2021. But as the competition got pushed back, it... Continue Reading →
As another winter comes to an end, so does an exciting and successful girls basketball season for HR. This past winter, the girls basketball team made it back to the final four in the state tournament, cementing their legacy as one of the most dominant teams HR has ever seen, making the final four in... Continue Reading →
10. Alabama nailing a buzzer beater to force OT against UCLA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msssZ1Ctspo Video courtesy of NCAA This was only one of two true buzzer beater of the tournament. Although UCLA dominated in overtime, it was a great game that went back and forth in the final minutes, which culminated in a buzzer beater by Alex... Continue Reading →
Whether it’s learning to design a robot, develop software, or participate in cyber security, the Technology Student Association (TSA) offers many opportunities that will expand knowledge and skills regarding technology and engineering. Prior to spring break, several students came away having placed in the top five at the TSA state competition. David Canaday and Tyler... Continue Reading →
2020 was a year filled with surprises, and one pandemic later almost no one can say they have come out unfazed. HR is no different, as the student body, staff, and administration have watched six Ranch students be taken from us in a variety of unthinkable ways. From suicides to illnesses, these deaths have left... Continue Reading →
On March 23, 2021, NHL Referee Tim Peel called a penalty on the Nashville Predators in the second period. A few minutes later, Peel was caught on a hot mic talking about the penalty he called on the Predators. “It wasn't much, but I wanted to get a f*****' penalty against Nashville early in the…”... Continue Reading →
We are going into a spring break like we have never experienced before. This year will be a game changer since COVID-19 still plays a major role in everyone’s lives. For the people staying safe and staying home here are 5 things that you can do in order to stay busy. 1)Something that I love... Continue Reading →
A little over a year ago, the majority of individuals, including myself, would have never considered traveling dangerous. Now, families are faced with the decision of whether it may be safe to travel this spring or even in general. Isn't it crazy to think about how much the world around us has changed? “I would have... Continue Reading →
