Biden administration approves controversial oil drilling project
On March 13, the Biden administration approved an oil drilling project known by the name of “Willow.” This decision was met with push back from activists and young people.
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Laiyah Stoddart-Cordova leads the way for girls in male-dominated sports
As a freshman, Laiyah Stoddardt-Cordova has already advanced to varsity wrestling status, and even debuted in a Master’s Tournament and the California Interscholastic Federation.
Stellar offense and pitching leads Barons to 10-4 victory over Newport Harbor
A strong seven run bottom of the second helps baseball defeat Newport Harbor.
HBReads: an enlightening experience through the mind of an author
On March 10, students gathered in the gym to hear multi-talented author Devon Raney talk about his incredible journey.
The faces of FVHS: the story behind our logos
Why does FVHS have so many logos? Where did they all come from? FVHS has used a variety of logos since its inception.
Spring sports kick off the 2023 season
Each spring sport has their own hopes and goals as the season comes to a start.
Artists respond: Things that make you go ‘MMMMM’
Food, adventures and friends—all things that might make you go “MMMMM.”
Burnout in a high school setting
Burnout can be caused by a variety of environmental factors, usually the amount of pressure surmounted on a person. Here are some tips to combat it.
‘Tis the season for ‘The Nutcracker’
“The Nutcracker” is a famous two-act ballet, usually performed around Christmas time. This magical play can teach us many lessons about coming-of-age, and the importance of childhood.
FVHS sports teams suffer from lack of pool remodeling
The current pool is an ongoing frustration to the athletes, as many try to find ways to adjust to the disadvantages.