March Madness is a favorite of fans
By Nolan Sickels There is one question when March rolls around and that’s who is going to be a bracket buster and who is going to win it all. March also uncovers which players will raise their draft stock. Some of the favorites in the NCAA March Madness men’s basketball tournament are teams like Michigan, Duke, Arizona, Florida, and Houston. But the magic from March … Continue reading March Madness is a favorite of fans
Kristi Noem fired from homeland security
By Chi Steadman Kristi Noem was fired by President Trump on March 5 from her role as Homeland Security Secretary. President Trump has appointed Markwayne Mullin to replace her. According to National Public Radio, President Trump praises Mullin in his social media posts. “A MAGA Warrior, and former undefeated professional MMA fighter,” President Trump said. “Markwayne truly gets along well with people, and knows the … Continue reading Kristi Noem fired from homeland security
The primary election is coming up in Ohio
By Chi Steadman The primary election will be held on May 5 to determine who represents the Democratic and Republican party in state offices. Primaries lead to the general election on November 3. Primaries in Ohio let people vote for the candidates they want to represent state offices. Ohio holds an open primary, meaning someone of any political affiliation can vote any party in the … Continue reading The primary election is coming up in Ohio
Timothee Chalamet comment sparks backlash from multiple fronts
By Delaney Dine Recently a clip of actor Timothee Chalamet, best known for his roles in Dune and the reboot of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, has blown up on social media from a town hall for CNN and Variety with fellow actor Matthew McConaughey while on his press tour for his movie Marty Supreme. “I don’t want to be working in ballet, or opera, … Continue reading Timothee Chalamet comment sparks backlash from multiple fronts
War In the Middle East Expands
By: Sean Markland The conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has continued to grow in recent weeks. Military strikes and rising tensions have made the situation in the Middle East more dangerous. Many countries are watching closely because the conflict could affect the entire region. According to NPR, recent airstrikes have targeted Iranian military locations, including missile bases and storage sites. U.S. and … Continue reading War In the Middle East Expands
Bellbrook breaking ground on new training facility
By: Karsyn Phillips Bellbrook High School is officially moving into a new era of athletics and student wellness. District officials recently confirmed plans for a state-of-the-art weight room facility designed to accommodate a growing number of student-athletes and physical education classes. The new idea, which carries an estimated weight of $1.25 million, marks a significant upgrade for the Eagles. Unlike many traditional school renovations, this … Continue reading Bellbrook breaking ground on new training facility
Bellbrook swimmers take placements at State
By: Emma Dabell Some Bellbrook swimmers had a successful season. They had their preliminary swims on Friday and finals on Saturday, February 28. Sophomore Michelle Dean came home with a silver and bronze medal from her events. Dean has been swimming for most of her life and has continued to work hard to improve. “I’ve been swimming competitively since I was about seven years old,” … Continue reading Bellbrook swimmers take placements at State
Actor Eric Dane passes away from ALS
By Delaney Dine The star most well-known for his role as “McSteamy” on Grey’s Anatomy announced his diagnosis of Lou Gehrigs’s disease in April 2025. February 2026, about 10 months later, he passed due to respiratory failure as a result of his disease. “He died from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, which kills nerve cells that control muscle movements, initially leading him to paralysis,” Grey’s Anatomy fan, … Continue reading Actor Eric Dane passes away from ALS
What is Bellbrook’s infatuation with Siesta Key?
By Caroline Cope As spring break approaches, Bellbrook students and their families are preparing and finalizing their spring break vacation plans. The most popular destination for Bellbrook students — especially upperclassmen — is Siesta Key in Florida, which is located just south of Tampa. Siesta Key is a gorgeous white-sand beach, and the average March and April temperatures range from the mid 70s to the … Continue reading What is Bellbrook’s infatuation with Siesta Key?
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
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