With a great pomp and circumstance, Republican President Carroll Bickers officially signed into law five separate bills at the end of Model Congress. The day had been a steady stream of debates, votes...

The WAHS Film Festival showcased eight original student films on April 24, ranging from a 40 second movie to a “Cereal Killer” horror film. Following the 45 minutes of movies, judges Jason Robinson...

Dozens of WAHS students spent the last few months creating documentaries, websites, performances, exhibits and monologues in their AP European History and American Studies classes. They presented their...

Bills related to fracking, marijuana, industrial hemp, D.C. voting rights, the death penalty, data transparency and electric cars were among those passed in either the House or Senate this morning and...

February is without a doubt the bleakest month of the school year. The cold and the snow are no longer a novelty. The AP tests are approaching yet there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel. That's...

Friday, Dec. 13 was the first annual pie eating contest held here at WAHS. Leadership students organized this event, "just for fun." Many people from the student body came to the choir room to enjoy tasting...

Train depot station. Green Olive Tree. A small white building across the train station. For numerous years, the Crozet Library has searched scrutinously for a home, constantly looking for the ideal location...