FVHS to reduce the amount of clubs for the upcoming school year
The amount of clubs this 2022-2023 year took a significant jump, so for next year, ASB plans to condense the number.
anneliese duong
FVHS teachers vote to overhaul the current modified Monday bell schedule
FVHS teachers rewind the bell schedule process and select a new modified schedule for second semester.
Artists respond: Things that make you go ‘MMMMM’
Food, adventures and friends—all things that might make you go “MMMMM.”
Meet the candidates for the upcoming HBUHSD Board of Trustees election
Learn more about the candidates for the HBUHSD Board of Trustees before voting in November.
FVHS Dance Team booted off Bell Game Assembly
Four days before the Bell Game pep rally, the FVHS Dance team was no longer on the assembly’s agenda.
Freshmen of FV: Jaslyn Nguyen
Jaslyn Nguyen wins a spot onto the girls’ varsity tennis team with her smashing determination.
Three major public transportation projects for the future of California
Construction for some of California’s most ambitious public transportation projects are underway. Here are a few of the current biggest public transit projects in the state.
FVHS publicly opens prom to all grade levels
While prom was not formally stated as open to all grade levels until this year, it was always available to underclassmen in past years.
Huntington Beach Public Library provides gardening services to the community
A vast seed library and gardening classes shows another way HBPL provides free public services
We need to kick down our car dependency and opt for more walkable cities.
Pedestrians deserve the safety and comfort to walk down the street regularly. Car-centric cities do not suffice, and here’s why.