Girls’ Track team head towards SWBL

By Claire Webster This year, the girls’ track team started in March and next week they will compete in the SWBL district tournament. “For some, the season can end next week,” senior Emily Crane said, “But if you are lucky then you will continue to move on each week until you compete at state in June,” Crane has been involved in track since sixth grade … Continue reading Girls’ Track team head towards SWBL

Fans campaigned to save these shows: who succeeded?

By Adia Miller Every few years, a show comes along that captures the hearts of fans but is panned by critics or languishes in the ratings game. Which shows have been saved by dedicated fans, and which have been put on the chopping block? Failed Firefly (2002) – Firefly was a 2002 sci-fi show that came from the same head that brought us Buffy the … Continue reading Fans campaigned to save these shows: who succeeded?

Class of 2023 shows future athletic promise

by EagleView News staff Sixteen members of the Bellbrook High School Class of 2023 have committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.  Of these 16 student-athletes, 11 are multi-sport athletes and three of these 11 have played three sports here at BHS.  Emma Deweese, Marietta College LacrosseLuke Driskell, Heidelberg University Baseball Kelley Griffin, University of Mount Union BasketballLauren Kinzeler, Midway … Continue reading Class of 2023 shows future athletic promise

Ohio governor postpones death row executions

by Brock Fortman The governor of Ohio Mike DeWine has halted the execution of three death row inmates citing that there are “ongoing problems involving the willingness of pharmaceutical suppliers to provide drugs to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction,” according to NBC4 WCMH-TV. This move has become controversial as the last time a death row inmate was executed in Ohio was in 2018 … Continue reading Ohio governor postpones death row executions

The Foo Fighters return to the spotlight

By: Riley Hodges Over a year ago, Foo Fighters’ drummer Taylor Hawkins tragically passed away at the age of 50. Not long after, they held two six-hour concerts with a collection of musicians to tribute to Hawkins.  And since then, fans have wondered if the Foos will continue to make music. The band have announced both a tour and an upcoming album releasing on June … Continue reading The Foo Fighters return to the spotlight

Heartstopper Season 2 brings anticipation

By: Audrey Cable Heartstopper is an LGBTQ+ love story between Charlie Spring and Nick Nelson. Charlie Spring is an openly gay student who just got out of a relationship. Nick Nelson is struggling with his feelings towards Charlie. Heartstopper’s first season came out April 22. Heartstopper is based on a web comic and a graphic novel written and illustrated by Alice Oseman. She originally wrote … Continue reading Heartstopper Season 2 brings anticipation

Men’s Track and Field succeeds at Norm Runyan Invitational

By Tommy Dickman The night of Thursday, April 27 was an emotional one for many in the Bellbrook community. While a crowd gathered at a long board meeting to discuss disapproval of Board decisions, roughly 30 young men and women on a Bellbrook Sugarcreek school bus were heading home from a stellar performance at the Norm Runyan Invitational at Little Miami High School. The night … Continue reading Men’s Track and Field succeeds at Norm Runyan Invitational

BOOK REVIEW: It Ends with Us and It Begins with Us

by Ashtyn Praeter It Begins with Us is a book that sparked so many emotions in me. It’s overall rating was a 10/10. The book was romantic and exciting. It never got boring and it was very relatable. A young girl named Lily Bloom meets a homeless boy named Atlas Corrigan. Young and in love, Lily and Atlas can never be separated. When trouble strikes … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: It Ends with Us and It Begins with Us