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...
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...
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...
Laura Conway, Junior Staff Writer
• March 31, 2020
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...
When I was born, my grandmother offered to relieve herself of the responsibilities that she had acquired at work to take care of me. When I was five and prepared to go to preschool for the first time,...
ATTENTION UNDERCLASSMEN! Start saving money NOW! No one ever tells you how much you are going to spend during your senior year. Between all the events, traditions, and transitions, you have a lot of upfront...
Hailey Stack, Senior Staff Writer
• February 5, 2020
From January 17th to the 21st, Leonardtown High School participated in their annual ski trip with 48 students ranging from sophomores to seniors, whether they be first timers or experienced skiers. The...
At the end of 2019, we had the student vs staff basketball game! It was a terrific game, with many highs and lows throughout. The game was held in the gym where both teams played off.
The crowd was...
Ayana Leblans, Senior Staff Writer
• January 31, 2020
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...
Laura Conway, Junior Staff Writer
• January 30, 2020
For at least four millennia, civilians around the world have been celebrating the Gregorian’s calendar’s new year from December 31st to the first of January (History, 2010). This holiday symbolizes...
Jayden Rittle, Sophomore Staff Writer
• January 28, 2020
It’s one of the most anticipated days of the school year for kids, but quite possibly the most dreaded for parents. You won't find it on the school calendar. If you plan for it, it can have disastrous...
School is a stressful yet very important time. You play a spring sport, plus take four APs and work at your family-owned restaurant on the weekends, that's a big workload. However, there are many things...
