The holidays are an expensive time of year. Whether it's last minute speed shopping in the local Walmart or stalking the tracker on an Amazon order, holiday shopping has never failed to stress many people...
The Holidays are full of creating memories, visiting loved ones, spending time together, and much more. However, this season is not always joyful; it can be a very difficult time of year. Holiday stress...
Midterm elections took place last week. Local results for Fenton Public Schools Board members, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Representative and the Governor for the State of Michigan are listed...
Soccer season ended for the boys varsity team on Oct. 25. The team earned the title of District Champions two years in a row.
The Tigers finished out the season with a winning record. Their one...
After nearly three years of canceled school sports, trips and additional activities, the Fenton High School Washington D.C. trip is making its comeback this April. The trip is facilitated through the Close...
In June, The Michigan Legislature suggested a House Bill to ban the use of cellphones in schools and on buses— an effort to minimize distractions during the school day.
Cell phones are not only...
A new cell phone bill has been proposed to the state of Michigan for students of any age to not have the ability to use their cell phones during school and on the bus. The name of the bill is Bill 6171...
Fenton Area Public Schools (FAPS) has a renewal for a sinking fund millage on the ballot this election cycle. A school’s sinking fund is used to fund infrastructure projects or repairs that may occur...
With midterm elections rapidly approaching, those that are eligible to vote should conduct personal research to ensure that they are making informed decisions and utilizing their democratic power to promote...
FHS 1956 Alumnus Donald Shepherd has dedicated 44 years of his life to donating scholarships to Fenton students who plan to attend University of Michigan (U of M). On Sept. 22, he came to Fenton High to...
