Your Source for River Hill News
By Jordan Jackson The Golden Globes this year did not go as planned and many popular and esteemed journalists have a lot to say about it, which didn’t include many positive comments. From the generally awkward and hard-to-watch show to the winning nominees who lacked diversity, not many people were pleased with the outcome. Additionally,…
By: Daniel Maiorana When Howard County announced that Fall Sports were finally returning, students were thrilled. It had been about 14 months since players hit the field to play the game they love. Fast forward to March 2021, a year after the world had been shut down, COVID-19 is still finding its way into…
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…
(Baltimore Sun) By: Gabe Kamins, Co-Editor-in-Chief Kevin Johnson and Michael Campanaro have a lot in common. They both played for the River Hill football team in the late 2000s after growing up in the same neighborhood. They both made headlines in high school thanks to their elite athleticism and ball skills. They both went…
By: Sarah Burnett, Co-Editor-in-Chief Many people are getting excited because Joe Biden announced over the weekend that The United States has purchased over 300 million total doses of vaccines from both Pfizer and Moderna, which is enough to vaccinate the adult population of America. The United States has an approximate population of 328.2 million people…
(Baltimore Sun) By: Emmy Ribero Howard County has been experiencing snow storm after snow storm for the past two weeks, with more expected to come. The snow storm excitement, however, has not been present this year. With school being virtual, the anticipation of snow has lessened. This does not mean that students can’t celebrate…
By Alexandra Liu Many business sectors have been drastically impacted by the current pandemic, and the food service industry has been no exception. Students at the River Hill High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter have recognized this problem, and decided to help out a local business; Through a mutually beneficial partnership, as…
By Sarah Burnett As the 2020-2021 school year is entering the virtual second semester, new classes are starting for students. Some classes have had to do some major readjusting when it comes to an online curriculum; Especially for the choir classes. Starting all the way back in March of 2020, the choir students were already…
Tune in to @RiverHillFBLA on Instagram for FBLA-PBL week posts and updates!
By: Jayden Simo, Laura Zheng, Shivum Pandove, Dhruv Gupta, Mayzie Connelly Several elementary schools in Howard County have alarmingly high rates of ESOL students and not enough resources to give them proper support. English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) students, who do not speak English as their first language, have a harder time learning…