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Hawks Earn Revenge Against Wilde Lake
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Kyle Martin (above) had plenty to smile about on Friday night. His two sacks helped the Hawks take down Wilde Lake, 16-0. (Handout) By: Gabe Kamins, Co-Editor-in-Chief They say revenge is a dish best served cold. On Friday, the Hawks (1-0) were able to get some revenge of their own in the mid-30 degree weather.…
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Howard County Football | Week 1 Recap
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By: Gabe Kamins, Co-Editor-in-Chief Unfortunately, the River Hill varsity football team didn’t play this week. That’s because a reported positive COVID-19 test from a Long Reach player knocked out Atholton, who scrimmaged Long Reach the week prior and was scheduled to face the Hawks this Friday, for two weeks. But there were still football games…
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Local Crimes on Lunar New Year
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By Emmy Ribero At 2:00am, three beloved Asian-owed restaurants were broken into and looted on Friday, February 12, at the Columbia Mall. These included Kung Fu tea, Bonchon, and Urban Hotspot. The Corner Bakery and Coal Fire Pizza were also broken into, but neither reported anything stolen. More restaurants in Ellicott City, East Moon and…
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River Hill Square
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By Sarah Burnett Right off of Route 108, about a minute away from River Hill High School, a new shopping center is being built. The River Hill Square is soon to be home to many familiar chain restaurants, a post office, a bank, and so much more. The shopping center was initially built in early…
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Australian Open 2021: Novak and Naomi Reign Supreme
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(Sky Sports) By: Daniel Maiorana Men’s singles champion: Novak Djokovic Women’s singles champion: Naomi Osaka Men’s doubles champions: Ivan Dodig, Filip Polasek Women’s doubles champions: Aryna Sabalenka, Elise Mertens Mixed doubles champions: Barbora Krejcikova, Rajeev Ram Novak on Cloud 9 Novak Djokovic, the king down under, captured his 18th major on Sunday, February 21st,…
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Hawks Host Howard In Football Scrimmage
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By: Gabe Kamins, Co-Editor-in-Chief There were cardboard cutouts of parents and pets in the stands instead of cheering students and cowbells. There were parked cars outside of the fence on the hill with spectators hoping to catch their first glimpse of the Hawks. The most popular place to watch the game was not in…
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