The National Cherry Blossom Festival is held every year in Washington D.C. It starts March 27th and ends April 17th. The best time to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom is usually April 4th, according...

The Gobble Down challenge is a fundraising event hosted by the LHS Journalism Team, where four students and two staff members compete against each other to see who can eat 10 wings the fastest.  Five...

Ah the traffic light. Since the first one was installed in Cleveland Ohio back in 1914, these devices have helped people all over the world know when it is acceptable to move at an intersection without...

It would be an understatement to say that the world is going through quite a confusing period of time at the moment. Fear of the coronavirus (COVID 19), the cancellation of school and other important events,...

The newly infamous Covid-19 Virus, otherwise known as “Coronavirus” has come to life, affecting nations worldwide. Symptoms of this respiratory disease include trouble breathing, persistent pain or...

Spring time; warm weather. What special treat does that call for? ICE CREAM! No one can ever be too old for something so rewarding and refreshing. Over this past weekend, February 21st through February...

Here at Leonardtown High School, there are many charitable organizations. For all of them, their goal is to contribute volunteer efforts, community service, and to have fun all the while. Let’s take...

On Sunday, January 26, we said goodbye to an all-time great basketball player, Kobe Bryant, who passed away in a helicopter crash early Sunday morning. There were nine people in the helicopter, including...

The Slice House is a family owned pizza place that is right here in Leonardtown. It is a family owned establishment owned by the Held family. The concept of the slice house is a pizza place where you buy...

On September 18, a college fair was held at the Hollywood Fire Department, hosting over 80 school representatives. Rows of colleges were set up side-by-side, each provided a small stand to represent their...

With college on the horizons, it’s time to start thinking about scholarships. Usually, scholarships are merit, need-based, or major-specific. And, that isn’t helpful for people who aren’t looking...