The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
Adriana Inamagua

Adriana Inamagua, Co-Lead Illustrator

Adriana Inamagua is the Co-Lead Illustrator for The Heights Herald. She is a junior and is involved in various sports including soccer and lacrosse. She enjoys listening to music, working out and traveling. 

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The new law "Driver's Licenses for All" allows undocumented immigrants to be able to attain driver's licenses.

New law allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses

Story by Adriana Inamagua, Co-Lead Illustrator
May 1, 2023
On March 12, "Avatar: The Way of Water" won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects.

[Photo] Sequel of classic movie wows audiences

Story by Safiya Ahmed, Co-Lead Photographer
March 30, 2023
Organics such as food waste, cardboard and more can now be composted at Columbia Heights Public Schools.

New waste management system introduced at CHHS

Story by Adriana Inamagua, Co-Lead Illustrator
February 10, 2023
Players for the CHHS boys soccer team celebrate yet another win, furthering their road to section finals.

CHHS boys’ soccer team makes Hylander history

Story by Adriana Inamagua, Co-Lead Illustrator
November 10, 2022
If you are 18 or older, you are eligible to vote this midterm election season! Election Day is Tuesday, November 8.

[Photo] Don’t know who to vote for on Tuesday? Check out the first ever Heights Herald Voter’s Guide!

Story by Heights Herald Staff
November 5, 2022
The summer cinema blockbuster finally returned this year, and characters new and old were introduced and reintroduced to viewers.

[Photo] Summer of 2022 brings new films for moviegoers

Story by Mae Skaja, Staff Writer
October 18, 2022
The third season of FX's "Atlanta", following the trials and tribulations of a rapper and his entourage, recently wrapped up with a provocative finale.

[Photo] Dramatic comedy series returns, sticks the landing

Story by Makagbe Sanoe, A&E Editor
June 9, 2022
Sparks fly between Heights students as the decision to take their masks off has arrived.

COVID safety measures reduced, mask mandate in CHPS ends

Story by Adriana Inamagua, Co-Lead Illustrator
April 26, 2022
The tacos that El taco Loco are named after are a customer favorite.

Community staple continues to offer up delicious Mexican dishes

Story by Adriana Inamagua, Co-Lead Illustrator
January 24, 2022
When an athlete is confronted with mental health struggles like PTSD, depression and OCD, they are more likely to drop out of a competition, which too often leads to angry and unsupportive fans and commentators.

[Photo] Athletes call for professional psychological support

Story by Gabriel Palmas Santiago, Staff Writer
October 29, 2021
Ice packs and bandages are often not all that an athlete needs to be physically healthy; physicals, monthly check-ins and mental wellness surveys can all contribute to their well-being.

Sports injury proliferation concerns fans and coaches alike

Story by Adriana Inamagua, Co-Lead Illustrator
October 1, 2021
The Grinch steals Christmas yet again, but this time in a musical setting.

[Photo] Televised Dr. Seuss musical steals everyone’s sanity

Story by Sol Schindler, A&E Editor
December 15, 2020
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