Public Health Services leaves their mark on hurricane relief efforts
After Irma’s sweep over Florida and Maria finally leaving the Caribbean, the aftermath of both hurricanes has left both in
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UK See Art Day introduces students to different art pathways
As the University of Kentucky’s Art workshop on Oct. 20 approaches, it serves as a way for students to try different types of art and to learn their artistic capabilities. To many, art
Read moreWrapping up the Oct.11.17 SBDM meeting
By Nina Rennard and Rowyn Moore The Oct. 11 Site Based Decision Making Council began with HC Principal Paul Little
Read moreYoga class at HC helps students deal with stress and anxiety
High school students are stressed. This is one statement that can generally be agreed upon. As a consequence, teachers at
Read moreHistoric season puts HC Marching Band ahead of the competition
The HC Marching Band has been having a very successful season. At a recent invitational, the band placed 2nd, losing
Read moreLack of student parking causes distress within HC Senior class
Many things can make drivers irritable; none more so than trying to find a parking spot. The stress of searching
Read moreDrake Bell, Beta Play, and many other artists perform in live music festival at HC
On Oct/3/2017, HC hosted, “High School Nation,” being one of the two schools chosen in Kentucky. The program hosts many
Read moreHC students and faculty band together to support UK DanceBlue
A recent 5k fundraiser for the popular DanceBlue charity has drawn in students and teachers from here at Henry Clay
Read moreHC History Club receives Jesse Stuart Media Award
By Lauren Pennington and Kennedy Foreman During the 2016 school year, HC’s History Club published a historical poetry chapbook, “Bluegrass
Read moreConfederate statues cause controversy in Lexington community
Cheapside is known by most all Lexingtonians. It is a place to shop, eat, and enjoy local music—but for others
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