Volume turns up after DOJ released latest batch in Epstein Files
By Sean Markland Millions of new documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein were recently released to the public after being kept sealed for years. This large release adds to what is already one of the most controversial cases in recent times and has brought attention to Epstein’s connections to powerful people throughout the world. These documents were not released all at once. Instead, the Department of … Continue reading Volume turns up after DOJ released latest batch in Epstein Files
A guide to Valentine’s Day with loved ones
by: Nora Scarbro With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, you might be wondering how best to celebrate it. The number one way to start your Valentine’s Day with your partner is by asking them to be your valentine. But if you’re stuck, here are some ideas. The easiest but traditionally thoughtful route is flowers and a personal gift. A popular gift right now are Jellycats. They … Continue reading A guide to Valentine’s Day with loved ones
Bellbrook High School’s Spirit Committee hosts the senior sidekick
By: Cate Eberly Walking through the halls of BHS on February 6, you probably ran into seniors dressed up as a cat, butterfly, or giraffe. They might also have been found singing in the lunch room. Students had the ability to buy tickets in order enter the raffle for the opportunity to win one of the six senior sidekicks: Piper Raslich, Emmie Sears, Kalynn Schaaf, … Continue reading Bellbrook High School’s Spirit Committee hosts the senior sidekick
Marketing & Communications Club holds first film contest for Bellbrook community
By: Aly West As a celebration of the Bellbrook community, the Marketing and Communications Club is hosting its first ever short film competition. Whether the film is a fantasy, romance, thriller, or an appreciation of Bellbrook, they must revolve around the theme of “The Heart of Bellbrook” and stay under 20 minutes. A letter of intent is required for a submission and films are due … Continue reading Marketing & Communications Club holds first film contest for Bellbrook community
Movies to look forward to in 2026
By: Calle Caldwell 2026 is shaping up to be a massive year for the big screen. From the long-awaited return of Marvel icons to sweet rom-coms, there are all kinds of movies to look forward to this year. Two of the biggest movie franchises, Star Wars and Marvel, have new movies coming out this year. Star Wars is releasing “The Mandalorian & Grogu” onto big … Continue reading Movies to look forward to in 2026
Trump weighs possible military attack in Iran
By Chi Steadman In Iran, there are anti-regime protests in response to an economic downturn and a repressive government. President Donald Trump has spoken openly about the idea to intervene if the protesting ends up more bloody. Trump has made it clear that the military has strong options regarding the situation and is debating what to do about the bloodshed. The Congressional Research Service said, … Continue reading Trump weighs possible military attack in Iran
ICE controversy becomes focus of the 2026 Grammy Awards
By: Gabe Woods The 2026 Grammy Awards were held on February 1 in Los Angeles, California. This year, the biggest award show in the music industry showed a focus in not just the music, but speaking out against recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) tactics. Following the shootings of Renee Good and Alexi Pretti in Minneapolis, protests across the country emerged. At the Grammys, major … Continue reading ICE controversy becomes focus of the 2026 Grammy Awards
Trump denies talk of invading Greenland after backlash
By : Sean Markland Recent comments by President Donald Trump about Greenland have sparked a global debate over U.S. foreign policy. After initially suggesting the United States might take control of Greenland with military force being in question, Trump has now taken back those remarks, saying he is not going to use military force to invade the island. Greenland is a territory of Denmark, located in … Continue reading Trump denies talk of invading Greenland after backlash
What to expect for this year’s Snow Ball winter formal
By Caroline Cope Mark your calendars for Bellbrook High School’s Snow Ball winter formal on Saturday, January 31 from 7 to 10pm. This year’s winter formal, which is being put on by HOSA, will be even more unique than years past. It will include a lip sync battle, a “dirty soda” bar, cookies, and courtyard games. “Our HOSA advisor, Mrs. Goodwin, as well as my … Continue reading What to expect for this year’s Snow Ball winter formal
Students reflect on first weeks of Ohio school phone ban
By: Cate Eberly The new school phone ban officially started on January 1 in Ohio, prohibiting students attending public, community, or STEM Schools from using their phones throughout the duration of the instructional day. First semester at Bellbrook High School, students were not permitted to be on their phones during class and phones were placed in holders or out of sight. However, students still had … Continue reading Students reflect on first weeks of Ohio school phone ban
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