By: Em Barry The new social media app sweeping the globe is BeReal, which was originally created in 2020 by French developers Alexis Barreyat and Kevin Perreau. Every day at a random time, users receive a notification to take a picture of whatever they’re doing within two minutes of receiving the notification. As of November,… Read More The Rise of BeReal
By Finn Ahl-Hinson On Jan. 12, 2022, thousands of King Soopers workers across Denver went on strike against unfair labor practices. The effort was led by the United Food and Commercial Workers Local union (UFCWL). Although the two entities have since reached a tentative agreement regarding the matter (the strike ended January 21st), it is… Read More The King Soopers strike: fighting for fair wages
Weather patterns over the past couple of years have concerned officials, but more recently this year’s transition into winter months has gained national attention. Many have noticed the delay of snow and lower temperatures in the past few months. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, more than 230 record high temperatures were broken… Read More Climate Change in Colorado
By Dylan Dickson Swag Club, founded by Ms. Key, started in November. “Swag club is involved in the design process of school merchandise. Club members will also experience a business atmosphere and how to bring designs to life,” says the 21-22 Heritage activities brochure.This club has been adding members since it began. “We have only… Read More Swag Club stands tall
By Allison Mogg Students at Heritage are stressed about the finals that take place the week of Dec. 13-17. Final exams are given to assess the learning that students achieve over the course of the semester. Teachers, staff and upperclassmen have been reaching out to underclassmen to help them get ready for the tests to… Read More Underclassmen prepare for finals, different study methods