Bellbrook High School unlocks a dance club
By: Cali Hall Bellbrook High School is starting a dance club. Amanda Brenner, the Bellbrook High School (BHS) librarian, and also the dance club director, talked about the wants and goals of the dance club. “There has been a lot of interests for a couple years,” Brenner said. “I see other schools that have dance teams, and it looks a ton of fun.” “My goal … Continue reading Bellbrook High School unlocks a dance club
White House press bans: What’s really going on?
By Andrew Matsko The ongoing debate over whether the president an ban certain news outlets from White House briefings raises major questions about press freedom, power, and the law. The First Amendment guarantees freedom of the press, but whether physical access to the White House briefing room is a guaranteed right or a privilage is stil debated. However, courts have made it clear that the … Continue reading White House press bans: What’s really going on?
Teacher Turkey makes its annual return to BHS
By A.J. Nichols Teacher Turkey is an annual fundraiser Bellbrook High School Student Government puts on for students and faculty. Teachers across the school nominate themselves for a cause they would like to raise money for. This year BHS had eight self-nominations, but only five moved onto the voting stage. Mr. Venegas is raising money for service dogs for veterans. The charity helps veterans who … Continue reading Teacher Turkey makes its annual return to BHS
Bellbrook Men’s Soccer successful season ends in heartbreaking fashion
By: Luke Higginbotham The Bellbrook Men’s Soccer team ended their season on Saturday, October 31 with a defeat in the district final against Turpin. Going into the game, the boys knew what they had to do to win. They struck first, securing a 1-0 lead early on in the first half. But Turpin capitalized on a set piece later on in the first half to … Continue reading Bellbrook Men’s Soccer successful season ends in heartbreaking fashion
Bellbrook High School girls’ cross country team heads to state
By: Alaina Bayer The Bellbrook High School Girls’ Cross Country team is officially state-bound, turning last season’s obstacles into this year’s ultimate victory. After winning districts last season and advancing to the regional meet, the Golden Eagles unfortunately just missed qualifying for the state championship as a full team; however, they sent two individual runners to represent Bellbrook. That close call served as fuel throughout … Continue reading Bellbrook High School girls’ cross country team heads to state
Lazy or efficient? How consumers view AI marketing
By: Olive Varvel In part one of this series, we looked at the balancing act that local businesses face every day: juggling artist craftsmanship with almost instantaneous content creation. Small business owners discussed the convenience of AI, while graphic designers explored its impact on creativity, employment, and brand identity. But there is another side to the conversation: the people actually seeing these marketing efforts. As … Continue reading Lazy or efficient? How consumers view AI marketing
New album releases for 2026
By: Gracelyn Williams Olivia Rodrigo’s newly released album that came out in late October 2026, “You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl in Love” uses a form of detailed story telling that you can see throughout each song. Her third album is surrounded by heartbreak and the tragic tale of what love really feels like. The album can be split into two parts. The first … Continue reading New album releases for 2026
Bellbrook Marketing class dives into improvements of alumni communications
By: Ella Kapfhammer After high school, some students take their diploma and never look back. Others wish to stay connected to the community they grew up with well into adulthood. Bellbrook Schools admin reached out to the BHS Marketing classes to help improve alumni communications for those who wish to stay connected. As the marketing students wrap up their projects, they are starting to see … Continue reading Bellbrook Marketing class dives into improvements of alumni communications
BHS reflects on navigating the parking lot
By: Carsen Caldwell Since the 2021-2022 school year, Bellbrook High students have the privilege of driving to school. Bellbrook High School (BHS) assistant principal Barry Limon regulates the parking lots. “The rule is simple: according to our handbook, you need a permit and you have to park in a BHS lot,” Limon said. “Honestly, having to tell kids they can’t drive to school is the … Continue reading BHS reflects on navigating the parking lot
Surging gas prices force students to get creative
By Nora Shupe According to NBC News, “The war in Iran has led to higher prices at the gas pump. Gas prices in the United States, up by more than 40% since the U.S. and Israel launched the war, have soared as the global oil supply constricts.” Now surging at $4 or more per gallon, gas prices are starting to strain already stretched budgets across … Continue reading Surging gas prices force students to get creative
