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Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press

Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press

Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press

Gun violence rises in Western Pa.
Two students qualify for District Band event
Freedom Band holds annual Winter Concert
“Scrolling” to a halt: The TikTok app is very ingrained in youth culture these days. The app ban temporariiy stopped Americans from interacting with the humor, ideals and dance that the app features.
Behind the rumors
Mia Roncevich, Asst. Opinion Editor • January 31, 2025

Many kids at Freedom High School enjoy scrolling through the TikTok app and are not alone. According to Pew Research, 63% of teenagers aged 13-17 use TikTok. However, rumors...

Whole lotta... empty seats: Aside from some of the biggest names, many artists' concerts are reeling in fewer and fewer attendees. As the amount of rap fans continues to diminish, more and more artists struggle to sell out venues like they once did.
Dropping Bars
January 31, 2025
Kneeling down, Hailey Stinar (12) rolls the bocce ball down the court as her teammates watch. During bocce games, all members of the team keep watchful eyes on their peers’ turns to help support and strategize their next moves.
Bocce team works together, succeeds through season
Addison Freeman, Copy Editor • January 31, 2025

  This year, the bocce team has seen some pivotal changes, with the loss of major players from last year and a gain of five new members to fill their shoes. The team...

 Getting into a defensive stance, Mackenzie Mohrbacher (11) prepares to take the ball from the offender. Mohrbacher was playing man-to-man defense, meaning each defender would play defense on one of the Shenango players at a time.
Order on the court
January 31, 2025
Addicted: Playing their phones before bed, teenagers are straining their eyes and filing their brain with “brain rot.” Learning to go about a routine without an electronic device at hand proves to be hard for teenagers.
Teenagers addicted to electronic devices
Caden Beringer, Copy Editor • January 31, 2025

  As new electronics are being pushed out by companies each year, students fall into the rabbit hole of purchasing yet another distracting device. With each new device...

Drowning in distress: Banks put individuals in situations where
they are burdened with debt. They chain the debt to their names,
making them incapable of breaking out to the surface.
The poverty penalty
January 31, 2025
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