Good Morning Huntley High School! Welcome to another newscast/broadcast of Raider Nation News!
Coming up on this week’s episode, we catch up with senior thespian Luke Bucaro to talk about competitive theater, learn how to find Scholarship Opportunities, recap professional sports, and hear about the background of Black History Month. We’ll also get a sneak peek of this weekend’s weather. Stick around to find out more.
Congratulations to the Harmony Yearbook for receiving first place from the American Scholastic Press Association for the 2020 yearbook, On the Bright Side. If you have yet to pick up YOUR 2019-2020 yearbook, the Harmony yearbook staff will be hosting a second round of distribution next week, Tuesday, February 23 through Thursday, February 25 from 3:30-7pm. Visit the district website or the link in the description below for more information.
If you are a senior, the time for submitting your senior quote and voting for senior superlatives has begun. Additionally, this year the Harmony yearbook staff is starting a new tradition of Senior Sundays, featuring your baby photo and a current photo of you. Check your email or follow them on social media to access the Google form. The deadline is March 26th!
For our world news story, RNN Reporter Ben Burt explores why we celebrate Black History Month.
Each year, thousands of dollars that go towards scholarships go unused. Here’s Lauren Courtney with how you could earn some scholarships and where to find local and national scholarship opportunities.
You may know this next interviewee from his previous roles under the PAC spotlights. However, those spotlights look a little different now and senior Luke Bucaro is here to shed some light on how competition theater is adjusting during the pandemic.
WEATHER:
According to the National Weather Service, roughly 150 million Americans were under a winter storm warning, winter weather advisory, or ice storm warning that spanned across 25 states this past week, forcing some to go without power and heat. Luckily, things are starting to warm up in our area, but that does not mean you won’t want to wear your winter jacket this weekend.
Today’s high is 18 degrees, with a low of 2 this evening.
Saturday we have a high of 24 and low of 17.
Expect some snow showers on Sunday, with a high of 30 and low of 22.
Though we are starting to see temperatures above freezing, it is still worth noting that your family should have an emergency survival kit.
Stay warm, Raiders!
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Editor: Jacob Habel
Anchor: Andrew Burkey
Story 1: Ben Burt
Story 2: Lauren Courtney
Story 3 R: Emma Erturk
Story 3I: Luke Bucaro
Story 4: Andrew Burkey
Weather: Kylie Phommasack
MAKE SURE THAT YOU
1. Wash your hands
2. Wear a mask
3. Stay safe
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro to RNN
0:26 - Yearbook Announcement
1:10 - Black History Month
3:05 - Scholarship Opportunities
5:05 - Competitive Theatre
7:02 - Sports
9:45 - Weather
10:32 - Outro
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