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
News
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Features
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
Reese Neely, Staff Writer • September 30, 2025

September is a month that embarks on how communities come together for suicide prevention. The National Suicide Prevention Organization plays a large part in helping others...

New year, new faces, new classes
September 30, 2025
Fresh start: In the wake of the April 24 ICE raid, 1942 Tacos and Tequila closed its doors in East Rochester. It has since reopened under a new name: Huapanguero Mexican Grill and Bar.
ICE activity intensifies in community
September 30, 2025
School’s out for the… Never
May 31, 2025
Friendly faces: Spending her break working at the Skybacher “More Than Sports” camps, Farisa Roberts (11) talks to one of the children in her group. Many students enjoy volunteering at these camps as a way to stay productive during the summer.
More than a summmer break
May 30, 2025
Sports
Tracking tees: Keeping his score in mind, Logan Meyer (10) watches the ball’s direction after his shot. Meyer’s contributions helped push Freedom to defeat Lincoln Park (235-248) in their match on Sept. 3. The Bulldogs also played Beaver Falls and Central Valley, but were defeated.
Golf team ‘hits’ home stretch of matches
Alex Micon, Sports Editor • September 30, 2025

As the summer blazes on and activities resume, most focus their time on staying indoors and relaxing, but the Bulldogs golf team spends their time doing the complete opposite....

Hitting the floor: Going for the ball, Tessa Wright (11) dives in hopes of saving the rally and winning Freedom the point. While many positions vary in rules, Libero is the only position that can substitute freely during the game.
Volleyball team takes strides in new season
September 30, 2025
Standing tall: Shouting to the crowd, the cheer squad performs a stunt. The expanded squad spent weeks perfecting their moves during cheer camp and practices, which will run into the winter sports season.
One squad, two seasons
September 30, 2025
Huddle up: In a huddle, Karter Brown (10) explains the formation for their next play. The team listened intently to be able to get the first down and be closer to the endzone.
Team preparation pays off
September 30, 2025
Eyes on the ball: Looking up at the soccer ball, goalie Trinity Vojtko (12) attempts to catch the ball so the other team cannot hold on to it. Vojtko communicates with her teammates so they know when to let her catch the ball, or to kick it out of their end.
Girls Soccer comes back from defeats
September 30, 2025
Opinion
Priced out: As the country changes, even basic necessities such as medicine and a house are far too expensive for people to afford. The prices have gone so far out the window that even buying water and food, things you need to survive, has been difficult for people.
The downfall of ‘our sweet home’ America
September 30, 2025

As society changes and new government officials are placed into office, there are many changes; whether it be with low fertility rates, the increase in living and education,...

From catchy to controversial: The outside of the American Eagle in Cranberry Mall displays Sydney Sweeney’s campaign. The tagline, meant as a lighthearted punchline, has instead erupted in backlash and raised many questions on how far brands should go in pursuit of more business.
Lights, camera, backlash
September 30, 2025
Funding the future: When people support small businesses, they support their community. It can feel good to shop at locally owned businesses, especially when you know how much even little things help.
Small businesses struggle with corporations
September 30, 2025
Left in the dark: Some doctors ignore women's symptoms and pass them off as normal or psychological issues. Because of this, many women suffer from health concerns and diseases and cannot find treatment.
What women mean to medicine
September 30, 2025
Educational evaluation: Raising his new executive order, President Donald Trump presents his updated policies to the press. This executive order in particular effectively shut down the Department of Education, permitting the government to focus more resources on defense or homeland security.
Education should be federally supported
July 17, 2025
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