Hanford High's production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat has sold out all three performances for Feb. 8-9, so director Matt Leggett added another performance for tonight at 7 p.m. in the school's auditorium, 450 Hanford St., Richland.
Tickets are $10 at the door or in advance at the high school's office after 3 p.m. today.
The production -- a biblical story about Joseph and his coat of many colors -- has little dialogue and mostly singing.
More than a dozen students from Richland and Hanford high schools recently qualified for the Washington State Mathematics Contest in Yakima in April.
Students from Hanford High include: Jonah Bartrand, Akhila Sriram, Ryan Wang, Sean Thompson, Beck Bartrand, Martijn Oostrom, Jacob Shelton and James Rausch.
Students from Richland High include: Jacob Halter, Sylvia Johnson, Callum Pe, Binh Tran, Mark McDonald and Andrew Um.
Hanford High School came out on top at the Department of Energy's Regional Science Bowl at Washington State University Tri-Cities on Saturday.
The members of Hanford's winning team are Sriram Katipamula, Chenguang Li, Sathvik Ramanan, Sean Thompson and Jonah Bartrand.
They went up against Yakima's West Valley High School in the final round, who for the second year, took second place. Another team from Hanford took third place with Woodinville High School out of Seattle placing fourth.
Hanford High School's varsity cheer squad will have a send-off celebration today before it heads to the USA National Cheerleading Championship on Wednesday.
The squad's Purple Tumbling Team and Gold Non-Tumbling Team each earned first-place trophies at the recent United Cheerleading Association Northwest Championship.
The teams will show off their routines during the send-off from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hanford High's Eyrie Gym.
RICHLAND -- The parents of Hanford High School's seniors are planning several fundraisers to help pay for a safe, substance-free party on graduation night.
Barnes & Noble is holding a book fair through Sunday to support the event. Customers can tell the cashier that they want their purchase to support Hanford High.
Parents also will be selling 12-inch hanging flower baskets for $30. Baskets can be ordered by calling 967-7215.
RICHLAND -- The Hanford High School Art Club is encouraging the public to attend its art salon and ice cream social Monday to celebrate Earth Day.
Called "Sustain," the event is scheduled for 6 to 8:30 p.m. in Hanford High's black box theater.
The event will feature artwork for purchase, ice cream, live music and T-shirt sales.
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