Killing it with The Killers
Holding up a sign asking band The Killers “Can I Play Drums on ‘For Reasons Unknown?’,” Verebay had hopes of rocking out with the band at the Riptide Music Festival Nov. 23. Keep Reading
A zoo of her own
While some people may beg their parents for a puppy or kitten, eighth-grader Isabella Gauthier takes the term “pet” to a new level. With 108 pets, including a zebra, sloth, otter, llama and camel, Gauthier’s responsibilities differ from a typical eighth grader’s. Keep Reading
Serve and protect (and bake)
Though he has spent most of his life protecting the South Florida community, Security Supervisor Mr. Michael Reardon has found comfort in baking, a not so typical activity for someone with a history in law enforcement and security. Keep Reading
Preparing others for life after high school
The Boys and Girls Club offers a place for kids to learn and have a safe place to discover themselves. The program needs the help of volunteers to create a better future for kids in the club, which is where Heritage comes in. Keep Reading
Actions louder than days off: How to honor veterans this Veteran’s Day
Although Heritage does not take the day off for Veteran’s Day, there are still plenty of reasons to celebrate the holiday and ways you can do so without the day off. Keep Reading