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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

Baseball field undergoes renovation
Note taker: Holding her arm out, Ms. Laura Milanovich accepts a note packet from Enzo Brandt (9). As the Biology I teacher, Milanovich allows for her students to take notes independently.
From art to atoms
Lillian Stragand, Asst. News Editor • October 30, 2025

The school is introducing a new mind into the science wing, Ms. Laura Milanovich. Originally, she did not plan on spending her days talking about cells and labs; instead,...

Every life matters: The nation and communities raise awareness together during not just National Suicide Prevention Month, but for the whole year. Offering support or being the shoulder to lean on can help ones in need.
Breaking the silence
September 30, 2025
Running for a touchdown: During the game against Union on Oct. 10, Kaden Bailey (11) runs from his opponent in hopes of getting a touchdown in the endzone. Throughout the game the players are forced to weave in and out of the opposing team.
Football team’s hard-fought season ends
Hannah Shaffer, Managing Editor (Digital) • October 30, 2025

As the Bulldogs continued in their season, they made both great strides as well as learned from their mistakes. On Oct. 3, the Bulldogs faced the Riverside Panthers. Although...

Spooky spending: Over the years, Halloween staples, such as costumes and candy, have dramatically increased in price. From homemade costumes and healthy treats to mass-produced ensembles and packaged candy, the prices and value of Halloween traditions have gone up with modern consumerism.
Boo-ming business
Addison Freeman, Copy Editor • October 30, 2025

Years ago, Halloween was a modest celebration with homemade costumes and simple offerings on doorsteps and houses. Today, it commands a sprawling commercial empire. How this...

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