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Head show choir director Byron Mosquera conducts The Network as they perform their first show of the year. The Network is a co-ed competition group open to sophomores, juniors and seniors.
Show choir previews season with fall show
November 6, 2025
(from left to right) Sophomore Sharvari Dhumal, senior Merrill Story and junior Lollie Wilson lead an "Inside Out" themed skit for elementary schoolers. Groups of Peer Helpers visited the middle school and elementary schools with tailored, age appropriate lessons for students.
Peer Helpers celebrate Red Ribbon Week
November 4, 2025
Halloween Wear is our segment featuring the best costumes curated by our staff.
Halloween Wear: Jack-o’-Lantern James Clemens
October 31, 2025
JROTC members Rhenz Tagulao and Pierina Cubas Zucchetti put together quadcopters in the glassroom. The new program equips students with STEM skills needed in several industries ranging from agriculture to media.
JROTC launches new quadcopter team
September 30, 2025
Marine science students kayak down the Dauphin Island coastline. This barrier island not only protects the mainland from strong storms, but also attracts an abundance of nutrients to create the ideal habitat for diverse marine life.
Marine science returns to Dauphin Island after previous hurricane upset
September 25, 2025
The City Hall building overlooks downtown Homewood, acting as the center of municipal politics. The mayor's office, city manager's office and council chambers are all located here.
Homewood’s new mayor ushers in era of political change
November 3, 2025
Children line up to have their faces painted at the 2025 Hall Kent Fall Festival. Nearly 100 adult and teen volunteers signed up to help with the event
Hall-Kent hosts annual Fall Festival
October 30, 2025
Parade witches dress up as the "Magical Mystery Tour", a movie by the Beatles. People from all over Homewood attended the event to organize and throw candy to kids.
When witches ride: Cancer fundraiser returns for 13th year
October 28, 2025
People at the culture fest gather to have fun and learn about different cultures. The event is hosted by Trinity’s Outreach Hub.
Trinity Culture Fest brings community together
October 16, 2025
Visitors admire the inside of Holy Cross Holy Trinity. The Greek Byzantine architecture includes elements of domes and arches, symbolizing the connection between heaven and earth.
52nd annual festival celebrates Greek culture
October 9, 2025
An LED "Shaky Knees" logo illuminates a crowd wandering between music stages. Figures estimate nearly 40,000 attended the festival, with all of the tickets for Saturday being sold out.
Music review: Shaky Knees festival
October 2, 2025
Colton Cox moves debris during a previous mission trip in Colombia. This summer he'll embark on another service journey to Spain.
Senior to cross seas, continue family tradition of service
May 12, 2025
Voices, Buckets Raised: national trend brings mental health awareness
Voices, Buckets Raised: national trend brings mental health awareness
April 28, 2025
Prom traditions encompass senior spirit
Prom traditions encompass senior spirit
April 15, 2025
Social media exposure amplifies teen nicotine use
Social media exposure amplifies teen nicotine use
April 10, 2025
QB Kaleb Carson takes a snap in game against Mortimer Jordan
Patriots ride momentum into football playoffs
November 6, 2025
Junior Kloeanne Smith and her teammates celebrate after a big play against Oak Mountain in the first round of playoffs. The Patriots went on to win 21-6.
Flag football dominates in first-round playoffs
November 5, 2025
Mary Vines competes at the pre-elite level on a balance beam. Her performances at tournaments across the country garnered attention from several colleges and universities.
Vines commits to Ivy League gymnastics
October 17, 2025
Hilton Patterson performs with the band during halftime at the game against Jackson-Olin. Patterson has been doing this for multiple years, exemplifying Homewood's unique strive to fulfill students' unique potential.
Student tackles football and band under Friday night lights
October 8, 2025
An iPhone displays the Homewood Athletics logo. The app features scores, rosters and news all in one place.
Athletics debuts new app, welcomes assistant athletic director
October 3, 2025
Kevin Parker from Tame Impala, dropped his new album, "Deadbeat" on Oct. 17. The 12-track, inspired by Western Australian culture, explores themes of imposter syndrome and personal transformation.
Tame Impala drops tedious “Deadbeat” album
October 20, 2025
Wednesday Wear is the weekly segment featuring popular clothing trends and fashion pieces curated by our staff.
Wednesday Wear: Finally fall
October 15, 2025
Wednesday Wear is the weekly segment featuring popular clothing trends and fashion pieces curated by our staff.
Wednesday Wear: Last days of summer
October 1, 2025
Wednesday Wear is the weekly segment featuring popular clothing trends and fashion pieces curated by our staff.
Wednesday Wear: Picture day eve
September 24, 2025
Wednesday Wear is a new segment featuring popular clothing trends and fashion pieces curated by our staff.
Introducing: Wednesday Wear
September 10, 2025
The Patriot Playbook Episode 2 – Woods Ray
February 17, 2023
The Patriot Playbook Episode 1 – It’s a Sports World
February 10, 2023
The Student News Site of Homewood High School

The Homewood Tricorne
The Student News Site of Homewood High School

The Homewood Tricorne
CAMPUS
Head show choir director Byron Mosquera conducts The Network as they perform their first show of the year. The Network is a co-ed competition group open to sophomores, juniors and seniors.
Show choir previews season with fall show
Tae Ro, Community Editor • November 6, 2025
(from left to right) Sophomore Sharvari Dhumal, senior Merrill Story and junior Lollie Wilson lead an "Inside Out" themed skit for elementary schoolers. Groups of Peer Helpers visited the middle school and elementary schools with tailored, age appropriate lessons for students.
Peer Helpers celebrate Red Ribbon Week
Campbell Hudson, Staff Writer • November 4, 2025
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COMMUNITY
The City Hall building overlooks downtown Homewood, acting as the center of municipal politics. The mayor's office, city manager's office and council chambers are all located here.
Homewood’s new mayor ushers in era of political change
Nicholas Woodruff, Staff Writer • November 3, 2025
INTRIGUE
An LED "Shaky Knees" logo illuminates a crowd wandering between music stages. Figures estimate nearly 40,000 attended the festival, with all of the tickets for Saturday being sold out.
Music review: Shaky Knees festival
Taylor Rubens, Intrigue Editor • October 2, 2025
Colton Cox moves debris during a previous mission trip in Colombia. This summer he'll embark on another service journey to Spain.
Senior to cross seas, continue family tradition of service
Kennedy Watkins, Staff Writer • May 12, 2025
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POPULAR STORIES
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Head show choir director Byron Mosquera conducts The Network as they perform their first show of the year. The Network is a co-ed competition group open to sophomores, juniors and seniors.

Show choir previews season with fall show

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Parade witches dress up as the "Magical Mystery Tour", a movie by the Beatles. People from all over Homewood attended the event to organize and throw candy to kids.

When witches ride: Cancer fundraiser returns for 13th year

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The City Hall building overlooks downtown Homewood, acting as the center of municipal politics. The mayor's office, city manager's office and council chambers are all located here.

Homewood's new mayor ushers in era of political change

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Junior Kloeanne Smith and her teammates celebrate after a big play against Oak Mountain in the first round of playoffs. The Patriots went on to win 21-6.

Flag football dominates in first-round playoffs

SPORTS
QB Kaleb Carson takes a snap in game against Mortimer Jordan
Patriots ride momentum into football playoffs
Harris Buck, Sports Editor • November 6, 2025
Junior Kloeanne Smith and her teammates celebrate after a big play against Oak Mountain in the first round of playoffs. The Patriots went on to win 21-6.
Flag football dominates in first-round playoffs
George Brockwell, Campus Editor • November 5, 2025
Mary Vines competes at the pre-elite level on a balance beam. Her performances at tournaments across the country garnered attention from several colleges and universities.
Vines commits to Ivy League gymnastics
Kennedy Watkins, Managing Editor • October 17, 2025
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