How to prepare for a protest
By: Nora Scarbro The first amendment grants Americans the right to “peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” In other words, to protest. When protesting, you are displaying your opinions, meaning some people might disagree with you. With that in mind, it’s important to prepare to stay safe and express your opinions effectively. Before going to a protest, there are … Continue reading How to prepare for a protest
USA takes home gold in the Winter Olympics
By: Emma Dabell The Winter Olympics have been successful for the United States teams. Six out of the 11 sports had received at least one gold medal for a total of 12 across all sports, breaking several records and earning the first gold medals in years from some sports. USOPC states that freestyle skiing got three gold medals. Speed skating, alpine skating, figure skating, and … Continue reading USA takes home gold in the Winter Olympics
New series is making 90s minimalism the latest fashion trend
By: Aly West The TV series, Love Story, recaps the story of how John F. Kennedy Jr. met Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy back in the 90s. Bessette at the time started off at the Boston Calvin Klein retail store and quickly moved in the company to work in publicity and VIP clientele. Bessette-Kennedy became quite successful in her career before meeting Kennedy Jr., but what really made … Continue reading New series is making 90s minimalism the latest fashion trend
Academic team beings home SWBL league championship
By: Cate Eberly Academic Team bested multiple rounds of competition to claim the 2026 SWBL title on Saturday, February 29. For most, trivia is reserved for game nights or phone apps. For the Academic Team, it’s a timed and intense team effort. Each match is divided into five rounds covering 10 academic categories including topics such as literature, science, current events, and geography. Most questions … Continue reading Academic team beings home SWBL league championship
How to commit to college stress free
By: Alexis LeMieux Senior year is a stressful time for many between college applications, staying on top of work, and participating in extracurriculars and other events. Through the right preparations, the process can be all the more easier. “As much as you can, enjoy the process,” Bellbrook High School counselor Andy Hartley said. “I would say to take your time and look at all the … Continue reading How to commit to college stress free
Sophomore Ember Day wins 2025-2026 GEM Art Contest for Suicide Prevention
By Delaney Dine Sophomore Ember Day received an award for her submission in this year’s GEM Art Contest. The contest received 135 entries from 46 schools, 28 high schools and 18 middle schools. Last year, the contest had half as many schools send in entries. The 2025-2026 prompt was centered around resilience since the goal of the contest is suicide prevention and awareness. “I based … Continue reading Sophomore Ember Day wins 2025-2026 GEM Art Contest for Suicide Prevention
Cartel boss assination leads to unrest across Mexico
By: Gabe Woods Mexican armed forces assassinated Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, also known as “El Mencho,” the leader of the New Generation Cartel, on February 22. This marks a continuation of Mexico’s fight against drug cartels. Days following the raid, cartel members launched attacks across multiple Mexican states. Videos online showed business and vehicles being burned, and airports on fire. In response, the Mexican government has … Continue reading Cartel boss assination leads to unrest across Mexico
Survivor celebrates its 25th year anniversary
By: Calle Caldwell For over two decades, the reality show “Survivor” has been a staple of American television. While many reality trends have come and gone, “Survivor” remains a powerhouse, maintaining a dedicated fan base, even within Bellbrook. For many, the show isn’t just about the strategic blindsides or physical challenges. It’s about who is sitting on the couch next to them. BHS teacher Perry … Continue reading Survivor celebrates its 25th year anniversary
Basketball girls claim District title before season closer
By: Karsyn Phillips The Bellbrook High School girls basketball team has officially come to a close. The Golden Eagles brought their regular season to a triumphant finish by clinching the OHSAA Division III Southwest 4 District Championship on Saturday, February 28. In a defensive masterclass at Springfield High School, top-seeded Bellbrook dismantled the Monroe Hornets with a decisive 56-11 victory, securing their spot in the … Continue reading Basketball girls claim District title before season closer
Girls’ lacrosse is back on the turf
By: Karsyn Phillips The Golden Eagles girls’ lacrosse team has officially transitioned from off-season conditioning to full-team practices, preparing for a 2026 campaign fueled by high expectations and new beginnings. Bellbrook High School’s Girls’ Lacrosse season is starting up with their first scrimmage March 2, playing against Fairmont at 6:30 on their home field. With the start of the season, there are many things to … Continue reading Girls’ lacrosse is back on the turf
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