The Imprint

The World Around Seniors (2004-2023)

May 19, 2023

Well Seniors, we did it. We made it through the past 18 years of the glorious planet earth, through all the changes, through all the different fads, through all the economic challenges, through all the...

What is the Maryland Blueprint and Why Should We Care?

Julia Mattingly, Junior Writer, Anchor, Features • March 30, 2023

Think about your AP Test or CSM Dual Enrollment, all will be paid for instead of coming out of your pocket.

Naming My Car

Vada Mercer, Writer • March 29, 2023

One part of high school which I had looked forward to for a long time was getting my own car. I’m proud to drive my 2012 Elantra, I think it’s a gorgeous car with a smooth ride. But something is always...

A Stock Market Challenge

Owen Hugel, Writer • March 19, 2023

This year, I enrolled in a finance class. Generally, finance isn’t something that piques my interest, but I mean, everyone likes money. Still, I’ve never been particularly interested in investing,...

How to Stay on Top While Being Sick

Zachary Engel, Writer • March 9, 2023

Getting sick. Listen, it’s happened to all of us at some point in our lives, whether it be just common cold to something more severe like the flu or covid. We all know being sick isn’t really all that...

Senioritis: The Silent Killer

Anna Miller, Writer • January 27, 2023

Every year, without fail, the graduating classes of seniors across the country are swept with the deadly “senioritis” disease. Senioritis, much like the deadly rabies disease, once a patient is infected,...

Where is the Spirit in Spirit Week?

Cadence Redmond, Sophomore Writer, Anchor, Morning Announcements • November 2, 2022

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The National Cherry Blossom Festival

Zoe Nowlin and Samantha Hancock • March 25, 2022

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...

Gobble Gobble

Greg Teich, Senior Writer • December 3, 2021

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...

Leonardtown’s Traffic Light Debacle

Zachary Engel, Junior Writer • November 19, 2021

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...

Gobble Down Challenge 2021

Zoe Nowlin, Senior Staff Writer • November 17, 2021

Hey guys! LHS Journalism will be hosting our 5th Annual Gobble Down Challenge, sponsored by Olde Towne Pub. The competitors will show their gobbling abilities to see who can down 10 wings the fastest in...

Give Your Eyes a Break

Kennedy Walker • October 1, 2021

December 2020 Although COVID-19 has become an odd obsession with the media and it’s publishings, and I tend to avoid it when writing. Although, I feel like this needs some awareness! With...