Several spooky shows have anniversaries in 2023
By Adia Miller From the subtly spooky to the downright terrifying, 2023 is the host of many important Halloween-esque anniversaries. This year, many of our favorite works meet a milestone, one of which will even be celebrating its 90th year on November 13. In order, from most recent to oldest, these are the Halloween movie and TV anniversaries in 2023. Hannibal: TV Series’s 10th Anniversary … Continue reading Several spooky shows have anniversaries in 2023
Here is historical context to the Israel-Palestine question
by Ben Pursel On October 7, Hamas, a terrorist military and political organization in the Palestinian Authority, launched over 5,000 rockets into Israel over a 20 minute span, while simultaneously sending 3,000 Palestinian militants to infiltrate southern Israel from Gaza. At 6:30 a.m. on the same day, Hamas militants entered an outdoor music festival near the town of Re’im, killing 270 with many more reportedly … Continue reading Here is historical context to the Israel-Palestine question
New (old?) Fortnite season releases to smash records
By Brendan Clementz Third-person shooter Fortnite turns back the clock in the new season of the game and hits the jackpot with more than six million concurrent players recently. Fortnite is a 100-player free-to-play battle royale game that was first released in July 2017. The game has had a lengthy history of updates that have completely changed the way it is played, but the producers … Continue reading New (old?) Fortnite season releases to smash records
Hog Flyers eager for another national title
by Liv Whitlock Over the course of the 2022-2023 school year, national champions emerged from the Bellbrook Hog Flyers. “The most significant factor in our success was preparedness,” Team Leader Rylan Carper said. They are looking forward to more wins this year. “While some people don’t know this, our team is judged on a lot more than just racing,” Carper said. “And a lot of … Continue reading Hog Flyers eager for another national title
Football falls to Badin
By: Evi Fromm On Friday, November 3, the Bellbrook Eagles football team traveled to Fairfield High School Stadium in Fairfield to face the Stephen T. Badin Fighting Rams. Both teams advanced to play each other in the second round of the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) tournament. The game started off in high spirits with the cheerleaders and fans cheering loudly as the team … Continue reading Football falls to Badin
New club Hope Squad aims to bring awareness to mental health
By: Alexis LeMieux Hope Squad is a national program to reduce suicide in youth. There are over 1,700 Hope Squads at schools throughout the United States and Canada. It was originally founded in Utah in 2004. “Hope Squad is a student peer-nominated organization that is on a national level all over the United States,” Bellbrook High School Hope Squad advisor Paige Lewis said. The main … Continue reading New club Hope Squad aims to bring awareness to mental health
REVIEW: Five Nights at Freddy’s Movie indie game finally a film production
By: Kameron Heft Blumhouse Production helped make Five Nights at Freddy’s and it was released under Universal Pictures On August 14, 2014, Five Nights at Freddy’s was published to Steam by Scott Cawthon without a clue of the game’s future success. Eight years later, Cawthon is the main producer and writer for the movie. In the game, players are a security guard taking the night … Continue reading REVIEW: Five Nights at Freddy’s Movie indie game finally a film production
Student of the Month honors students’ dedication
By: Jordan Frantz Student of the Month is a tradition Bellbrook High School started in 2018. It recognizes students’ excellence, effort, and hard work inside and outside the classroom. For the past five years, two students a month have been selected as honorable students. “The process is simple. Each grade is assigned months,” principal David Hann said. “Teachers can nominate up to two students for … Continue reading Student of the Month honors students’ dedication
School board race has four candidates for two positions
By Bostyn Hillibush According to its website, the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools school board exists to “empower our learning community to ensure bold, diverse and innovative educational opportunities that maximize student growth, inspire learning and develop productive citizens.” The current board is Heidi Anderson, David Carpenter, Audra Dorn, Mike Kinsey, and Kevin Price. There are two positions opening on the board as David Carpenter is not seeking … Continue reading School board race has four candidates for two positions
What you need to know about upcoming Winter Sports
By: Evi Fromm With the end of the fall sports season, winter sports are beginning to gear up. Open gym, weight-lifting, and practices are starting soon. But what exactly do student athletes need to know about the start of sports such as basketball and swim? Listed below are dates, times, and other basic information any student athlete interested in a winter sport would need. Men’s … Continue reading What you need to know about upcoming Winter Sports
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