Hereford Harbinger

Mets sign Tebow to Minor League

Brady McGee, Reporter • September 8, 2016

sAfter an impressive August workout, former Heisman trophy winner Tim Tebow has signed a minor league contract with the New York Mets. It won’t be his first time in New York, as he was a backup quarterback...

Lets Talk About “The Dab”

Hugh Lory, Reporter • June 7, 2016

Let’s talk about “The Dab.” We have all seen it, and we have all attempted it, and if you’re a fan of Migos you listen about it; you know how they say “Look at my dab, look at my dab,” about...

For Our Troops Club to host Memorial Day service

Will Wilkinson • May 24, 2016

On Monday, May 30, the For Our Troops Club will host a Memorial Day service in honor of all servicemen and women. The event will include a raising of the American flag and the choir will sing the national...

Tennis wins County Championship

Emma Reider • May 20, 2016

Tennis won the County Championship that concluded on Thursday, May 19. The tournament started on Saturday, May 7; due to rain and the Regional Tournament being completed as well, matches were played sporadically...

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May 11, 2016

Governor Hogan signs journalism bill

Emma Coleman, Editor-in-Chief • May 5, 2016

On April 26, Governor Larry Hogan signed into law Senate Bill 764. The bill provides student journalists with the freedom of speech and of the press, allowing them to self-determine what is and is not...

Robotics team places at world championship

April 29, 2016

By Grace Hunt [email protected] Steven DiBerardino (’16), Will Fern (’16), Joe Meseke (’16), John Michael Seidts (’16), and Zach McKennedy (’19) represented Hereford at the VEX...

BCPS Dignitaries visit on tour of excellence

April 18, 2016

On April 19, students and faculty will celebrate Hereford’s recognition as a state Blue Ribbon School. There will be a modified schedule for the day, including an assembly and a PTSA celebration. ...

Teammates say… “Watch these freshmen”

Will Amos, Paul Rapuzzi, Kelly Wesolowski, and Max Herbkersman • April 15, 2016

By Will Amos, Max Herbkersman, Paul Rapuzzi, and Kelly Wesolowski Excelling freshmen athletes are not people who only stand out to their coaches, but also to their peers and teammates. Track distance...

Lack of Love for Valentine’s Day

February 17, 2016

Sarah Wheatley The atmosphere around here surrounding Valentine’s Day is unenthusiastic. The student body has an underwhelming sense of matter to the upcoming holiday. Students seem to think there...

NEHS edits Reedy’s novels

January 14, 2016

By Alex Toma On January 13, National English Honor Society (NEHS) members edited science fiction novels by James Reedy (’18), a student author who has written five books since eighth grade each averaging...

Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Tails

December 23, 2015

Grace Hunt Alex Toma Cat ears and furry tails are no longer reserved for Halloween. For some students, animal tails and ears have become staple accessories in their everyday outfits. These students...