Story and photo by RJ ChavezSeveral hundred Hood River Valley High School students walked out for 17 minutes on March 14, a day of gun violence awareness, along with peers around Hood River County and throughout the United States.

Story and photo by RJ Chavez

Several hundred Hood River Valley High School students walked out for 17 minutes on March 14, a day of gun violence awareness, along with peers around Hood River County and throughout the United States.

‘THE TIME IS UP’: Local students join national walkout chorus

Students are tired of waiting for a change — so now they’re demanding it.

On March 14, nearly 250 students at the Hood River Valley High School participated in a walkout to not only remember those 17 students and staff who lost their lives in the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., but advocate for stricter gun-control laws.

For the full story visit:

http://www.hoodrivernews.com/news/2018/mar/17/time-local-students-join-national-walkout-chorus/


Shaner makes HRV history

HRV wrestling wrapped up its season this past weekend at the OSAA State Wrestling Championships in Portland at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

The boys and girls had a total of nine wrestlers compete at state this year: Jason Shaner, Adrian Ramirez, Ryan Zeller, Chad Muenzer, Cade Parker, Justin Lane, Grace Miller, Christine Marquez and Elena Kroll.

Of the nine athletes who went to state for HRV, seven would earn podium-finishes, but only one would make Eagle history.

For the full story visit:

http://www.hoodrivernews.com/news/2018/feb/21/shaner-makes-hrv-history/

Story and photo by RJ ChavezJason Shaner led the Hood River Valley Eagles at the OSAA 5A State Wrestling Championships with a first-place finish in the 132-pound weight class division. Shaner’s championship finish capped off a perfect season (52-0) …

Story and photo by RJ Chavez

Jason Shaner led the Hood River Valley Eagles at the OSAA 5A State Wrestling Championships with a first-place finish in the 132-pound weight class division. Shaner’s championship finish capped off a perfect season (52-0) and gave him back-to-back state titles.