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Teachers are implementing a new policy for their students as a way of decreasing distractions. This policy includes students putting their phones in a place that is unreachable to help them focus. 
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After one quarter, phone policy meets mixed reviews from staff, students

Halie Gallagher, Copy Editor March 25, 2025

The classroom is quiet. The fluorescent lights glare in judgment on the 29 other teenagers in the class. Your phone rests in a caddy at the front of the room, but it's not accessible. A sharp emergency...

Students work together to build their robot.

Slice Robotics wins first, Industrial Design award at competition

Sara Anderton, News Writer March 25, 2025

FVHS’s Slice Robotics won first place in the qualification phase of their tournament, which was a Wake County District event, on March 17. They won with their robot the S.S. Squeeze, which is sort of...

The family entertainment center is being built on North Broad Street.

New family entertainment center brings fun to Fuquay-Varina

Cade Bookout, News Writer March 24, 2025

Fuquay-Varina Family Entertainment Center is being built at the corner of Judd Parkway NE and North Broad Street. The proposed site includes a 37,634 square foot building with 203 parking spaces on 5.46...

Rede Jessee lining up for the perfect shot.

Mens golf swings for success

Zoe Spurlock, Sports Editor March 24, 2025

Golf season has started off strong, with FVHS currently ranked forth out of eight teams in the conference this season.  The team consists of mostly returning members except three new freshmen that...

Cooper Adams splashing his mark in 2022.

Water Wars tradition needs to continue

Salma Abdous, Opinions Editor March 24, 2025

As graduation gets closer every day, students at FVHS have been left with one question. When are Water Wars? This long-anticipated tradition has been a highlight for past graduating classes, yet this year,...

Monish Allada and Holden de Vente are integral parts of the men's tennis team.

FVHS mens tennis starting season off undefeated

Brianna Veltre, Sports Writer March 17, 2025

The FVHS Men's tennis team has been continuously showing their determination with a 4-0 record.  Junior Monish Allada said, “We work really well together all the time. We are all close friends on...

Sophomore Lunna Murphy takes draws to victory.

Womens lacrosse overcomes challenges, steps up

Zoe Spurlock, Sports Editor March 14, 2025

Womens lacrosse has faced some tough challenges, but despite that, they still go out and have fun while playing. The players have faced some tough opponents so far this season with some unexpected outcomes.  Michael...

United on and off the field, the FVHS womens soccer team is focused and ready to take on the season as one.

Fuquay women’s soccer engaged in beach games

Zoe Spurlock, Sports Editor March 13, 2025

This season, the women's varsity soccer team went to take on Ashley High School at Swansboro High on Feb. 28 and Jacksonville High School on March 1. Both games were great and well fought.  On Friday,...

Isabella Ortega and Monica Arteaga present Spain.

FVHS Student Council hosts Culture Day Fair

Sara Anderton, News Writer March 7, 2025

Student Council hosted a Culture Fair on Feb. 27, 2025. This event showcased many different cultures from around the world that the student body represents. Students brought in posters, candy, and...

Fuquay-Varina Bengals lacrosse beat Swansboro 14-6 last friday night. Senior Connor Everette, junior Nadeem Elazzy, Coach Brad Wheeler, senior Jake Macintyre, and senior Connor Castle celebrated after the win.

FVHS mens lacrosse wins home opening game

Halie Gallagher, Copy Editor March 6, 2025

The FVHS mens lacrosse team won their home opener game on Friday, Feb. 28, against Swansboro High School, 14-6. The Bengals controlled the pace of the game from the first whistle, showcasing a crazy offensive,...

Eagles Landing Park will be built on Cass Holt Road, next to Holly Springs High School.

Holly Springs to unveil multi-million dollar skatepark in 2027

Cade Bookout, News Writer February 28, 2025

Recently, Holly Springs has exploded in activity with 42,000 residents. Due to the influx of people, new areas and activities must be created for the good of the city. One of the new ideas proposed by...

Handprints of Seniors a Mark of Memories and Milestones.

Senioritis starts junior year

Salma Abdous, Opinions Editor February 28, 2025

Senior year is the year that students start taking easier classes, slacking on work and counting down the days until graduation.  This so-called phenomenon, known as senioritis, is when students lose...

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