Behind-the-Scenes of the Mysterious “Ms. Holmes”
Yaniv Golden, Columnist
November 9, 2019
Rehearsal for “Ms. Holmes” began on Aug. 9, and the show has come a long way since then. The production started off in the community room with a makeshift stage of tape, and now it has a wonderful set and scenery in the multi-purpose room (MPR). Joshua Garrett, the director of the play, said his ...
The Main Event is at Main Event
Cameron Foley, Columnist
November 2, 2019
Main Event is running a fundraiser for Horizon Honors on Sunday, November 10, from 5-8 p.m. Main Event has many games and activities to partake in, such as bowling, arcade games, laser tag, virtual reality, mini golf, and even more. Each activity is $7.99 per person, with some exceptions for select acti...
Fitness Festivals for Fall
Lilly Wolfe, Columnist
October 26, 2019
On Friday, November 1, Horizon will be hosting an event where families will have the opportunity to play a multitude of games including pickleball, volleyball, basketball, and cornhole. The event will be hosted at Pecos Park and will run from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. It is completely free; however, you are encourag...
Coasting Through Class at Castles-N’-Coasters
Amber Fretwell, Columnist
May 17, 2019
On May 13, Mr. Sprinzl’s Physics and Physics Honors classes took a field trip to Castles-N’-Coasters. Horizon Honors students were joined by students from several other schools throughout the valley. They spent a total of two hours there, and were able to experience everything that the park had to...
Summer Celebrations
Clarissa Smith, Columnist
May 17, 2019
The middle school social took place on Friday, May 10, and got students excited for the end of school with its summer theme. Around 30 people were able to attend, and all enjoyed spending time with one another and celebrating their hard work throughout the year. There was plenty of food, games, leis...
A Perfectly Balanced Workload
Max Larsen, Columnist
May 15, 2019
A common misconception about extracurriculars is that having extra activities will interfere with the amount of school work you get done. However, I have noticed that the more involved I am with sports or extracurriculars, the better I seem to perform. During this year’s soccer season, I was co...
Getting Your Prom Fit on a Budget
Amber Fretwell, Columnist
May 3, 2019
Prom is just around the corner and all the money you’ve been saving can easily be spent on just two things: a dress or suit, and a ticket. But finding an outfit to wear to prom that you love, is affordable, and is able to last the whole night is quite hard, especially when you are on a budget. T...
Horizon Honors Hosts Humane Society Drive
Elizabeth Stover, Columnist
May 3, 2019
Horizon Honors is doing an animal care drive from April 22 to May 10. They are accepting many items related to pets, including old towels, toys, unopened pet food, collars, leashes, blankets, or anything else that could go toward the benefit of a pet. You can donate these items in the front office or th...
Chicken & Waffles for the Soul, Mrs. Heinrich for the Heart
Elizabeth Stover, Columnist
April 25, 2019
Ingredients: 4 chicken tenders ½ to ¾ cup buttermilk ¼ cup butter, softened 2 ½ tbsp honey, plus extra for drizzling ¾ cup flour ½ tbsp garlic powder or salt ½ tsp paprika ½ tsp salt ¼ tsp onion salt or powder ¼ tsp black pepper ¾ cup oil (use sparingly) **Option...
Drawing Conclusions About Cartooning
Troy Wildy, Columnist
April 5, 2019
Cartoons have always been popular. They are a source of entertainment and a great thing to gather over on rainy days. But what many do not know is that cartoons also benefit those who create them. They are a way for people to express themselves more clearly and be better understood. There are people wh...