BHS admin value school safety
By: Cali Hall The School Resource Officer Rogers at Bellbrook High School (BHS) is sure that BHS is a very safe place to learn from. “The cameras cover every inch of the school,” Officer Rogers said. He noted that BHS has a great security system and the school is highly safe if anyone tries to get in. “I don’t think students should be scared to … Continue reading BHS admin value school safety
Bellbrook boys soccer starts hot in their 2026 season
by AJ Nichols The Bellbrook High School boys soccer team has started the 2026 season strong, opening the year with a 5-1-2 record. As of September 14, the Golden Eagles sit in second place in the Southwestern Division of the Southwestern Buckeye League. Bellbrook has already picked up wins against strong opponents, including Tipp City and Chaminade-Julienne. The Eagles have relied heavily on a strong … Continue reading Bellbrook boys soccer starts hot in their 2026 season
Pickleball fever hits Bellbrook: New courts see surge in popularity
By: Andrew Matsko Since opening brand-new pickleball courts at the Sugarcreek Veterans Memorial on May 29, the site has quickly transformed into one of the busiest places in town. What started as a simple addition to local recreational options has caused an overwhelming response, drawing steady crowds of students and residents from early morning until sunset. The proximity to the school grounds makes it an … Continue reading Pickleball fever hits Bellbrook: New courts see surge in popularity
Bellbrook High School is hit hard with sickness to start the 2026-2027 school year
by Luke Higginbotham Bellbrook High School was hit with an unusually large wave of sickness to start the 2026-27 school year. The sickness caused a spike in absences compared to the first two weeks of the past four school years. From the 2022-23 school year to the 2025-26 school year, absences in the first two weeks of school averaged at 372.75 total absences. This school … Continue reading Bellbrook High School is hit hard with sickness to start the 2026-2027 school year
Rockstar games releases GTA VI extended look, fans are hyped
by Juno Spencer Rockstar Games, the studio behind the Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series, released a nearly 27 minute extended look trailer for their most anticipated game of the past ten years, GTA VI, on August 27. The trailer gave fans a more in-depth look at aspects of the gameplay such as updated gunplay, more side activities to do such as … Continue reading Rockstar games releases GTA VI extended look, fans are hyped
Heavy rain damages roads around Bellbrook
by Katja Esser Heavy rain was causing problems around the Bellbrook and Dayton area in August 2026. In Greene County, part of Darst Road in Beavercreek was washed away and state route 725 between Penewit Road and Lower Bellbrook Road was also closed. This is not a new problem for Bellbrook. In 2020, almost four inches of rain caused a road and culvert on North … Continue reading Heavy rain damages roads around Bellbrook
Bellbrook remembers Dolly Parton’s life and legacy
By: Camilla Bozzuto The world lost a true legend on August 25, 2026. American singer-songwriter and actress Dolly Parton was born January 19, 1946 in Locust Ridge, Tennessee. According to Dolly Parton’s official website, she was the fourth of twelve children, five sisters and six brothers, all of whom were raised in a single bedroom cabin near the Great Smoky Mountains. Over the years, Dolly … Continue reading Bellbrook remembers Dolly Parton’s life and legacy
Teens find more personal ways to get jobs
By: Alaina Bayer Wanting your own money and the freedom to spend it how you choose is usually one of the first big steps into adulthood. But these days, landing a job in high school is more than just filling out an application. According to the Center for American Progress, “The share of teens employed has slid from a high of 50 percent in 1978 … Continue reading Teens find more personal ways to get jobs
Injuries plague Bellbrook Women’s Soccer as league hopes dwindle
By: Carsen Caldwell Following a shaky 10-9 2025 season, the Bellbrook women’s soccer team was hoping for a redemption year in 2026. The Eagles are 2-3 so far, beating Tippecanoe — contributing to the Bellbrook-Tipp sweep — and also defeating Monroe. On the other hand, the Eagles have lost to Alter, Beavercreek, and Butler. The Eagles hope they can mirror last year, where they started … Continue reading Injuries plague Bellbrook Women’s Soccer as league hopes dwindle
Students fit Demarest Coffee Co. into busy fall schedules
By: Olive Varvel Two months ago, morning visits to the newly established Demarest Coffee Co. meant sitting back and taking your time. Now that school is in session, busy schedules have turned sprawling hangout sessions into a frantic stop to get a caffeine fix. As summer freedom gives way to fall deadlines, the neighborhood’s newest cafe is learning to adapt. The cafe was built on … Continue reading Students fit Demarest Coffee Co. into busy fall schedules
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