By Chelsie Harris One of the best parts of working in the library industry is getting a sneak peak at...

By Elizabeth Gillingham On Oct. 7, PHHS girl’s varsity field hockey team took second place in the Highlander Cup Tournament...

The PHHS Roller Hockey team had an outstanding season building on last year’s success by earning their first playoff victory...

By Jean Lowerison What do you do when you have a relationship problem you can’t solve? Back in the mid-1950s and...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. The most recent LGBT-owned bar and restaurant to have opened in Hillcrest just hit its first...

By Elizabeth Gillingham Senior Kalos Chu was selected as this school year’s first PHHS Student of the Month. He was honored...

Washington-Lincoln Laurels for Leaders was established in 1957 as a way of honoring and recognizing the achievements of ASB presidents...

By Susan A. Davis When discussing higher education, many people may think of the traditional four-year university. But in reality, our...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. A whimsical musing posted recently on Common Stock’s outdoor signboard rang poetically wise: “Find someone that...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. The last thing that would ever lure me into the globally popular Sugar Factory American Brasserie...