By: Nathan Tolson Friends – Friends help us deal with stress, make better choices in school and in life, and friends create a sense of belonging that’s essential to having an enjoyable life. They also keep us sane during these crazy times. Pets – Pets keep us calm, help us deal with stress, take our minds off of reality, and are great companions during stressful … Continue reading 10 Things To Be Grateful For During A Pandemic
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday that allows us to engage more with our families and loved ones, while enjoying delicious food. The recent pandemic has put a clamp on how much we are allowed to do, so today we’ll look at some Thanksgiving traditions around the country. New York – Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade just might be the most iconic … Continue reading Thanksgiving Across the States
by Josh Askins Butterball answers more than 100,000 turkey-cooking questions via their Butterball Turkey Hotline each November and December. Watching football is an integral part of most Thanksgiving celebrations. Wild turkeys can run 20 miles per hour when scared. Thanksgiving is the biggest travel day of the year. Macy’s has put on a parade every Thanksgiving since 1924. Turkey wasn’t on the the menu at … Continue reading 10 Interesting Thanksgiving Facts
By: Ty’Kuan Smith Here at Hartsville High, we have a IB program and we are encouraging eligible grade students to apply to it. IB will help you get prepare for classes you would see in your freshman year of college and the rigorous workload you will experience once you enroll. There are two types of IB students: A IB diploma student (a student who is … Continue reading What is the IB Program?
By: Nathan Tolson Hartsville High School cheer has looked very different this year. We had a chance to speak with Mrs. Ashley Ingalls, head coach, about the season. Mrs. Ingalls says she loves working with the girls every year, and especially loves when they work hard to hit a stunt. She says “The look on their faces is priceless and the cheers from their teammates … Continue reading Cheer Season 2020
By: Eric Hughey Mr. Watkins hopes to go over two units this year, which is one less than last year. He also stated that COVID has stopped the marching band from traveling and competing. Colorguard, however, has been competing virtually with hopes of being able to do so in person by March. Watkins also talked about how this school year was very difficult, even stating … Continue reading HHS Band Update
by: Josh Askins This year there were 136 cases of blood given in total at the HHS Blood Drive. Students and community members came together for this great cause. The next HHS Blood Drive will be held in February of 2021. Continue reading Blood Drive 2020
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By: Nathan Tolson Thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Day is a holiday in the United States always celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. In 1620, more than a hundred colonists left Plymouth, England, looking for a place where they could practice religion freely and obtain great wealth. After sixty-six days of arduous sailing, the colonists landed on the coast of Cape Cod in what is now … Continue reading The History of Thanksgiving
by: Ty Smith New Avengers/ Avengers/ Secret Wars is a series of comics created by Marvel and written mostly by Johnathan Hickman. The first issue was published on July 23, 2013, and would conclude in Secret Wars #9. This is by far best Avengers comic run, and one of the greatest comic series ever created. Johnathan Hickman’s writing is top tier; it’s almost as if … Continue reading Marvel’s Avengers
