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Double the Glory: Class of 2027 Defends Their Title, Winning the Spirit Bell Again
That’s a wrap on Homecoming 2026! The UHS News staff would like to congratulate all the students who...
Hear That? It’s Homecoming!
As you may know, it is homecoming week! So far, everyone is pumped for what’s next.
The kickoff of...
Ready, Set, Homecoming!
As homecoming gets closer, students might be wondering what the week will look like.
Before the big football game...
Voices of UHS: How Wildcats Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month is a month to celebrate Spanish history, culture, and the contributions Hispanics have made to...
“I Wasn’t Sure Where We’d Be Going”: Tales of an Oak Fire Evacuee
On September 5th, a mandatory evacuation was placed north of Willits and in the Brooktrails neighborhood. The Oak Fire began raging in the area and the fire line moved quickly. My mother told me I had to pack up. I wasn't sure where we would be going.
Redwood Credit Union Offers Advice to Wildcats Hoping to Buy Their First Car
Many high school students have dreamt of getting their first car after earning their driver's license. UHS News reached out to a Redwood Credit Union spokesperson seeking advice to Wildcats hoping to save their money and purchase their first car.
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...
