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Ukiah Wildcat Makes it to the Big Leagues
Nine years after graduating from UHS, Devin Kirby has signed a contract with the Athletics! Prior to his...
Spring Elections Continue: Meet Your 2026-27 Class Officer Candidates!
It's election season for Wildcats. This week (4/20-4/24), voting continues with elections for the following class offices: President,...
Wildcats! It’s Time to Vote: Meet Your 2026–27 ASB Candidates
It’s election time, Wildcats! Voting begins for the 2026-27 school year this week! In the running are the...
Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future: Women’s History Month at Ukiah High
The Ukiah High News Team wants to recognize Women’s History Month here at Wildcat Nation. We’re offering an...
UHS News’s Film of the Week: Robert Egger’s “The VVitch’
Eggers’ debut The Witch is often overlooked in the film world, but the film perfects the art of capturing anxiety and inducing fear into an audience.
Staying in the Game: Ukiah Volleyball Coach Keeps Players Playing
Though many activities for Ukiah’s youth have slowed down in the face of COVID-19, Ukiah High volleyball teams are finding ways to practice during the pandemic. This summer, Ukiah High varsity volleyball coach Amanda Brown decided to start an outdoor workout and volleyball practice for girls ages 13 through 18.
When Will the Public Safety Power Shut-Offs Occur?
Under what conditions would PG&E decide to shut off the power? How long would the blackouts last? How often should the public expect to navigate them? How should we prepare? UHS News got in touch with PG&E Spokeswoman Deanna Contreras to find out.
“He Said It Was His Right To Eat The Street Rats”: 5 Plagues To Put COVID-19 into Perspective
By Makenzie Walsh
COVID-19 has been obliterating us for the entire year. Because this country has no idea how to behave, people see the virus...
School Yard Squabble: UHS News Reacts to the First Presidential Debate
"Throughout the debate, unprofessional behavior, not unlike petty schoolyard squabbles, abounded. Neither candidate was innocent of utilizing personal attacks, name-calling, and interruption to humiliate their opponent."
“I Feel I Can’t Connect”: Ukiah High Wildcats Reflect on Distance Learning
Despite these distance, Post says, “I still see my students smiling and laughing. It reminds me of why I enjoy teaching.¨
