Should we be concerned for our safety on roller coasters?
By Nora Shupe “It makes me nervous because I was just at Kings Island a few days before this happened and I rode Orion and Diamondback which are now under investigation,” junior Parker Poole said. In Mableton, Georgia, on Monday, October 12, a fatal incident struck at Six Flags. A 42 year old man was ejected from a roller coaster called the “Goliath.” His safety … Continue reading Should we be concerned for our safety on roller coasters?
Students share top movies to watch for Halloween
By: Katja Esser Halloween is a fun time to watch movies with friends. Many students at Bellbrook High School shared their favorite Halloween films for this special time. Of 25 interviewed students, 76% like to watch halloween movies especially in October to make the time more fun. One of students’ favorite films is The Nightmare Before Christmas because it combines Halloween and Christmas. Students also … Continue reading Students share top movies to watch for Halloween
From Mixtapes to Algorithms: How We Really Find New Music
By Andrew Matsko Ask your parents how they found new music back when they were in high school, and they’ll probably give you a mini history lesson. They’ll tell you about waiting by the radio with a blank cassette tape ready to press record, looking through rows of CDs at the mall, or trading physically burned CDs with friends. “Many would discover music through their … Continue reading From Mixtapes to Algorithms: How We Really Find New Music
OPINION: American food shocks Europeans
By: Katja Esser, German exchange student European visitors often get a big shock when they come to the United States for the first time. People moving or visiting from countries like Germany learn very fast that normal life across the ocean is totally different. Getting food and drinks brings more surprises. In Europe, you have to pay for water at a restaurant and if you … Continue reading OPINION: American food shocks Europeans
How Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools keeps food safe
By: Rilynn Fluitt This summer it seemed as though there was an overwhelming amount of foodborne illnesses and recalls. Day after day, more people were falling ill with cyclosporiasis. The total number infected amounted to almost 20,000 Americans. After cuts to funding and staff of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), opponents are using these outbreaks as ammunition against current policies. “Regardless of external recall … Continue reading How Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools keeps food safe
Bellbrook 2026 Homecoming was a success once again
By: Luke Higginbotham 2026 Homecoming at Bellbrook High School (BHS) was a success and profit for the school once again. Lots of students had fun throughout the week of activities and at the dance Saturday night. This year around 680 tickets were sold for a total of $10,000 in sales. This led to a profit of $6,350 for BHS which goes toward the fund for … Continue reading Bellbrook 2026 Homecoming was a success once again
Teens offer flexibility for employers
By: Alaina Bayer While modern online application systems leave a lot of high schoolers stuck waiting for a response, some local businesses are actively looking to hire teenage workers. For these managers, hiring high school students isn’t just a backup plan. It is a strategy to gain flexible hours, positive energy, and a willingness to teach work skills. At Primrose School of Centerville, Director of … Continue reading Teens offer flexibility for employers
Bellbrook Volleyball looks to finish spectacular regular season ahead of playoffs
By A.J. Nichols The Bellbrook High School volleyball team is putting together a historic campaign, building a powerhouse season defined by state-level dominance, signature wins, and a team-first mentality. Currently holding an impressive 18-1 overall record and a 9-0 record in the Southwestern Buckeye League (SWBL), the Golden Eagles are ranked No. 4 in the Associated Press Division III state poll. Their resume features marquee … Continue reading Bellbrook Volleyball looks to finish spectacular regular season ahead of playoffs
SWBL Golfer of The Year reflects on season
By: Carsen Caldwell Junior Liam Reynolds started golf when he was just 8 years old, but he really started to take it seriously around 7th grade. “I love golf because it is very individual,” Reynolds said. “It forces me to make my own mistakes, as well as my successes.” Reynolds fell short during districts this year. “When I heard the news that he didn’t make … Continue reading SWBL Golfer of The Year reflects on season
Silvia de la Calle takes on American cheerleading
by Nora Shupe “Cheerleading has always been an interest of mine,” exchange student Silvia de la Calle said. “Football, Basketball, and competition all have always sounded so fun.” De la Calle is a 15 year old exchange student from Barcelona, Spain. Barcelona is an American’s dream vacation spot, but for Delacalle, it’s her everyday life. She has dreamed of coming to America since she was … Continue reading Silvia de la Calle takes on American cheerleading
