Chick-fil-A has been around for years and numerous people have eaten there, but some might think it’s an overly-hyped fast food restaurant with the regular chicken sandwiches and chicken nuggets that...
Senior year is oftentimes viewed as one of the most exciting years of high school; it is the last year of high school and one of the last years before truly entering “adulthood.” However, it can also...
Uncle Ray’s Dairyland has been a Fenton hometown favorite since March 15, 1978; when their first store was opened on 1032 North Leroy Street by Ray Durant, a high school industrial arts teacher who had...
Father’s Day is coming up on June 19 and is a holiday dedicated to appreciating your dad and making sure he has a good day. However, dads are sometimes hard to buy for. Below is a list of ideas on what...
Each summer, the cross country team holds a camp at Sleeping Bear Dunes. The camp this year will take place July 21-24 and has numerous activities planned for the athletes like bonfires, team bonding and...
On April 15, the Titanium Tigers Team 5114 finished third in their division at SVSU, second in Offensive Power Rating over all four fields and they finished 32nd in the state, qualifying them for the world...
The track team started the spring season off with a large number of students ready to run. Numerous are included with track and field, such as sprinting, long distance and pole vault.
This year’s...
As the FHS Class of 2022 prepares to join the Fenton alumni, they are leaving behind a legacy at the school. The Fenton High staff has gotten to know the senior class over the past four years, and have...
The Fenton High School junior and senior prom was held April 30 on the Detroit Princess Riverboat. The dance was a six-hour occasion with a red carpet at the school and charter buses to Detroit and back.
“I...
Local Scholarship Night will be taking place on Tuesday, May 10. According to a recent S’more update, students will receive an invitation to the event by May 9 if they have been awarded a scholarship....
