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Two students wore shirts similar to this image at a school-sponsored event on Jan. 23. The shirt's message was the subject of concern.
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Controversy sparks over students wearing pro-ICE shirts
Molly Rushton, Editor • February 6, 2026

During the 100th day of school celebration on Jan. 27, senior Elia Schell, who was covering the event for Har-Ber Wildcat News, captured a photo...

Senior guard Sammie Hensey drives to the basketball against Tulsa Union in a non-conference game Dec. 18. The Wildcats started the season 4-1.
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Basketball teams starts off season 4-1
Javarie McKinley, Reporter • December 20, 2025

The Wildcat basketball team started the season off 4-1, losing to Conway 67-72. Compared to last year's four game start, where they were 1-4,...

The outdoor classroom and courtyard stand empty throughout the day, as new safety codes prevent the doors from being unlocked during the school day. Many students have had to reroute their paths to and from classes, which has cut into their passing period time.
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Students’ routes to class just got longer
Molly Rushton, Editor • December 12, 2025

According to the Arkansas Code§ 12-13-109, the state legislature required “all educational institutions to keep all exiting doors and classroom...

This Week at HBHS
Members of the senior class sway along to the music during the Aug. 22 pep rally in Wildcat Arena.
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Band students warm up in the south parking lot prior to marching practice. Students dressed up for spirit week.
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Theater students begin the prep work for adding a car onto a rolling cart that will be moved on and off stage during their fall performance.
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Yearbook students present theme ideas to the class.
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News
FCCLA members Karlie Phillips and Yareli Treto share information with Central Junior High students about elective classes they would like them to take. The two FCCLA members also presented their project to administrators and to judges at the STARR events.
FCCLA members seek to promote elective courses at lower levels
Molly Rushton, Editor • February 9, 2026

Sophomore Karlie Phillips heard that the class that got her into the club she loves was going to become just another elective when picking out...

Two students wore shirts similar to this image at a school-sponsored event on Jan. 23. The shirt's message was the subject of concern.
Controversy sparks over students wearing pro-ICE shirts
Molly Rushton, Editor • February 6, 2026
Senior guard Sammie Hensey drives to the basketball against Tulsa Union in a non-conference game Dec. 18. The Wildcats started the season 4-1.
Basketball teams starts off season 4-1
Javarie McKinley, Reporter • December 20, 2025
The outdoor classroom and courtyard stand empty throughout the day, as new safety codes prevent the doors from being unlocked during the school day. Many students have had to reroute their paths to and from classes, which has cut into their passing period time.
Students’ routes to class just got longer
Molly Rushton, Editor • December 12, 2025
Sports
Senior guard Sammie Hensey drives to the basketball against Tulsa Union in a non-conference game Dec. 18. The Wildcats started the season 4-1.
Basketball teams starts off season 4-1
Javarie McKinley, Reporter • December 20, 2025

The Wildcat basketball team started the season off 4-1, losing to Conway 67-72. Compared to last year's four game start, where they were 1-4,...

English teacher Ali Leon gains yardage as she rushes between the grabs of members of the senior girls Powder Puff team on Oct. 31. Members of the teacher team gave Leon the title of Most Valuable Player of the game.
‘Old ladies’ dominate in Powder Puff win
Javarie McKinley, Reporter • November 14, 2025
Going through the motions of recovery
Molly Rushton, Editor • October 15, 2025
Seniors honored at final home tennis match
Seniors honored at final home tennis match
Grace Sebers, Reporter • October 5, 2025
Op/Ed
Cancer scare reminds us life is fragile, powerful
Grace Sebers, Reporter • February 18, 2026

When I first heard the words “esophageal cancer,” I didn’t even know what the esophagus was. I just knew it was serious and that my mom...

Ten-hour shifts feel like nothing
Naomi Tahirou • November 14, 2025
Students accept benefits of new cell phone law, desire leniency during down time
The Herald Staff • November 10, 2025
Service, flavor satisfy my taste for Hawaiian food
Melissa Herrera, Reporter • October 15, 2025
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