By: Alexis LeMieux Inspired by the Nerf wars that typically take place during the spring, Bellbrook seniors were interested in planning out a Senior Assassin competition. The objective of Senior Assassin is to eliminate your assigned target with a water gun until only one player remains. Each elimination will earn you your target’s assigned person. “We talked about it last year and we were like, … Continue reading Bellbrook students plan first Senior Assassin water gun battle 

By: Aly West After the Bellbrook Eagles home football game against Edgewood, on Friday, September 26, Chick-fil-A invites the student section to come hangout after the game. Chick-Fil-A is extending its hours and will close at 11:00pm instead of its regular hours of operation of 10:00pm. Located in the Chick-Fil-A parking lot, students will have the opportunity to come hang out with their friends, play … Continue reading Chick-fil-A welcomes student section for upcoming 5th quarter event

By Calle Caldwell A new statue has been installed in Bellbrook, not just as a tribute to one man, but as a symbol of sacrifice and honor for all who served. On August 16, the community came together to unveil a memorial dedicated to Jim “Pee Wee” Martin, one of the last remaining “Toccoa Originals” from the famed 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, and to all … Continue reading New statue in Bellbrook honors veteran Jim Martin

By: Alexis LeMieux Student government for the 2026 school year is back in full swing. Current upperclassmen and sophomores were elected as of May 2025, while freshmen were recently elected this fall. “I ran for the first time during my freshman year. I decided to try to run because I wanted to help represent my grade,” junior senator Rithik Mall said. “I had heard from … Continue reading BHS Student Government reconvenes for the 2026 school year