Despite months of fundraising and wide-ranging community support, Eureka High School’s pool may be closed for good because of a broken heater and new federal regulations.

Helen Winfrey, candle in hand, spent Saturday evening standing in the cold rain in an attempt to protect her son’s marriage. Winfrey’s said her son, Joseph Marclin-Sampson, was the first Eureka High School student to bring a member of the same

Over the course of two days, Eureka High School students, along with adult volunteers and public officials, put their driving abilities to the test.

The Redwood Bark, the student-run newspaper at Eureka High School, has added new features to its Web site. The site now offers a downloadable .

Students from Eureka High School’s Environmental and Spatial Technologies, or EAST, program have set up a trust fund for an EHS student who lost her home in a fire recently.

The Eureka High School students running next month’s teen safety driving simulation — which includes driving while distracted and driving with drunk goggles — have added some local public officials to their driving line-up: Members of the

In a display of Thanksgiving generosity, students from a Eureka High School class have made sure a Eureka family who lost their home in a fire earlier this month will be able to have Thanksgiving dinner tonight.

Eureka High School junior Alex Crowe and his father drove 280 miles over three days in order to capture living history. A student in the Environmental and Spatial Technologies, or EAST, program, Alex was taking photographs of 12 former and

For 16-year-old Miranda Kellum, Veterans Day is more than just a day off from classes. ”It’s so much more than a day off of work or a day off from school.

Eureka High School students have chosen Barack Obama as their preference to be the next president of the United States, the school’s student newspaper announced Monday.

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Dr. Joseph Pawlick, principal of Eureka High School hosts a “Coffee Klatch” every Thursday morning at 11 a.m.

A project of Eureka High School’s EAST program was chosen from among numerous peer projects to take part in a competition meant to help teach teens the value of driving safely.

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Three strikes and you’re in — a classroom, that is, where chronically tardy Eureka High School students will be spending their Saturday mornings effective immediately.

Community members who rallied their efforts to keep Eureka High School’s pool open, will be becoming a nonprofit, and dedicating their efforts to reopening the College of the Redwoods’ pool.

The nonprofit organization collecting donations to keep the Eureka High School pool open will present the Eureka City Schools’ board of education with a check at Wednesday night’s meeting.

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The annual Humboldt-Del Norte College Night will be held Tuesday from 6-8:30 p.m. at the Eureka High School cafeteria.

Eureka High School pool supporters are planning to raise nearly $20,000 to keep the pool open until next June by renting out the pool for swim meets and collecting donations from the community.

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“Slow for the Cone Zone” campaign arrived at Eureka High, Thursday.

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It calls itself “Mission: Swim Possible,” and it managed to make some big waves in a small amount of time. The committee that banded together to brainstorm fundraising ideas to save the swimming pool at Eureka High School from permanent closure felt a welcomed victory at Wednesday’s Eureka City Schools board meeting.

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The committee devoted to saving the Eureka High School swimming pool from closure plans to make another splash at tonight’s Eureka City Schools board meeting.

Swimmers, parents, educators and city officials are working towards fundraising $100,000 to keep the Eureka High School pool open for the next two years, with the ultimate goal of raising enough money to finance a permanent community pool.

EUREKA — Eureka High School’s new principal, Joseph Pawlick, has been on the job a little more than two weeks — long enough to know he loves being a Logger and that he has the best job in the world.

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A group of local residents dove right in last night to another meeting aimed at finding ways to keep the Eureka High School pool from closing for good.

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The Eureka City Schools Board of Education and administration formally welcomed new Eureka High School Principal Dr. Joseph Pawlick to its team at last night’s board meeting.

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The Eureka City Schools administration says it can no longer afford to keep the Eureka High School swimming pool open, but board member John Fullerton and several community members plan to appeal tonight to keep it afloat.