BHS teachers share their favorite movies
by Sam Vine Teachers spend long hours prepping lessons, working with students, and grading. Like many of us, they enjoy a break, too, with an escape into a movie. EagleView News interviewed several BHS teachers and staff and asked, “What’s your favorite movie, and why?” How many staff love The Princess Bride? Who loves Step Brothers? Watch the video to find out! Continue reading BHS teachers share their favorite movies
2023 Summer movie releases: What to watch on break
By Adia Miller 2023’s summer break is coming and with the longer days brought on by the sun’s extended reign comes a myriad of summer blockbuster movies playing long past midnight in theaters. From action, to comedy, to generally questionable decisions made by Hollywood execs as well as returning franchises, stand-alones, and remakes, this summer’s movie stream is packed. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 … Continue reading 2023 Summer movie releases: What to watch on break
Popeyes moving into the plaza
By: Riley Hodges If you happened to drive down Wilmington Pike in the last couple years, you would have noticed one or all of the following: -An Applebees -A Closed down Applebees -A completely empty, unbranded building -An empty lot And finally -A construction zone All of these were stages of one singular lot alongside Wilmington Pike. Ever since Applebee’s closed down, locals have wondered … Continue reading Popeyes moving into the plaza
Far Hills sees the addition of two new exciting stores
By Brock Fortman On Far Hills Avenue just north of Whipp Road at the former location of Lee’s Chicken and Arby’s is the site for a new local delicatessen called Dayton’s Deli. Early January was when Lee’s Chicken closed its doors after neighboring Arby’s withdrew from the hybrid location in late 2022. Dayton’s Deli originally planned to open at a location on Far Hills and … Continue reading Far Hills sees the addition of two new exciting stores
Local Kroger demolishes vacant Friendly’s restaurant
By Brock Fortman The Kroger located on Stroop and Shroyer roads demolished the vacant Friendly’s restaurant on Tuesday. Plans also show another building previously owned by Liberty Savings Bank that sits on the same lot also had papers filed for demolition permits but has yet to be demolished. The Friendly’s restaurant had been vacant for over eight years after a widespread restaurant closure occurred for … Continue reading Local Kroger demolishes vacant Friendly’s restaurant
Eagles soar to third at SWBL championship
By: Tommy Dickman and Brock Fortman The Women’s Track and Field team performed admirably and placed 3rd overall with multiple athletes winning medals in the Southwest Buckeye League. Sprints In the sprinting discipline, Bellbrook’s Women’s team had freshmen Ainsley Gregory, Allison Gerbic, Allison Hollis, Katie Pryor, and seniors Teagan Melton, Cate Lensch, and Emily Crane. In the 100m dash, Katie Pryor and Cate Lensch competed, … Continue reading Eagles soar to third at SWBL championship
Girls’ Track team head towards SWBL
By Claire Webster This year, the girls’ track team started in March and next week they will compete in the SWBL district tournament. “For some, the season can end next week,” senior Emily Crane said, “But if you are lucky then you will continue to move on each week until you compete at state in June,” Crane has been involved in track since sixth grade … Continue reading Girls’ Track team head towards SWBL
Fans campaigned to save these shows: who succeeded?
By Adia Miller Every few years, a show comes along that captures the hearts of fans but is panned by critics or languishes in the ratings game. Which shows have been saved by dedicated fans, and which have been put on the chopping block? Failed Firefly (2002) – Firefly was a 2002 sci-fi show that came from the same head that brought us Buffy the … Continue reading Fans campaigned to save these shows: who succeeded?
Women’s Lacrosse walks down memory lane
By: Emma DeWeese and Audrey Cable The girls’ varsity lacrosse team has a record of five wins, seven losses, and one tie with one more season game against Fenwick on May 11. Ranking eleventh seed in the league, the girls will play Sunbury Big Walnut on May 17 for the first round of playoffs. Continue reading Women’s Lacrosse walks down memory lane
Class of 2023 shows future athletic promise
by EagleView News staff Sixteen members of the Bellbrook High School Class of 2023 have committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level. Of these 16 student-athletes, 11 are multi-sport athletes and three of these 11 have played three sports here at BHS. Emma Deweese, Marietta College LacrosseLuke Driskell, Heidelberg University Baseball Kelley Griffin, University of Mount Union BasketballLauren Kinzeler, Midway … Continue reading Class of 2023 shows future athletic promise
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