Bellbrook Varsity Football proves relentless
by Juliana Packard Bellbrook varsity football is on a hot streak this season. The streak started when Bellbrook won the game against Miamisburg 24 to 13. Since that game, Bellbrook football has not lost a single game including a close win against Monroe 10 to 7 on October 14. The boys on the team are “unstoppable” to fans. Senior Sam Barhorst is ranked number three … Continue reading Bellbrook Varsity Football proves relentless
Pumpkin Auction tradition continues at Bell Creek Intermediate
By Claire Webster This year the Pumpkin Auction raised about $13,000 for the Special Wish Dayton. Now a family can do something that they always wanted to do, thanks to the creativity of fifth grade students. The Pumpkin Auction is where fifth grade students at Bell Creek Intermediate School decorate pumpkins each year pumpkins to raise money for A Special Wish Foundation of Dayton. “This … Continue reading Pumpkin Auction tradition continues at Bell Creek Intermediate
School lunches see changes
by Brock Fortman In June of this year, President Biden signed “The Keep Kids Fed Act” which has affected the cost of school lunches within schools throughout the country. Previously the cost of school lunches was waived for all students during the pandemic. When school lunch became universally free for all students across the country, the average amount of school lunches served in the district … Continue reading School lunches see changes
How to make a successful thrifting trip in 5 easy steps.
by Jayla Fields Thrift. That word may make some cringe, but thrifting has become a popular activity, especially among teens. It’s simple: you go to a thrift store and shop. Sounds easy enough, but there are some rules to follow to have a successful day in thrifting. With these 5 tips, your closet will be fuller, your day won’t be wasted, and your pockets will … Continue reading How to make a successful thrifting trip in 5 easy steps.
NFL changes concussion protocols based on recent investigation
By Reese McBride In week 4 of the NFL season during the second quarter of a game against the Cincinnati Bengals, Tua Tagovailoa was sacked. He did not get up. It is possible that in week 3 he had already suffered a concussion but he was not on the Miami Dolphins’ injured list. During Tagovailoa’s game against the Buffalo Bills, Tagovailoa suffered an ugly hit … Continue reading NFL changes concussion protocols based on recent investigation
Plant care is self care
by Madi Miller As humans, we are meant to be surrounded by plants. Nature is all around us. Earth is a planet of green and blue. We are meant to live in a world of green. Decorating your home with houseplants can provide beauty as well as wellness. Setting up your environment sets your mindset. Studies show your space in which you live impacts your … Continue reading Plant care is self care
Small steps can make big impacts in reducing pollution
by Madi Miller The World Health Organization (WHO) said, “The combined or joint effects of ambient (outdoor) and household air pollution exposure cause about 7 million premature deaths every year from increased mortality from stroke, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer and acute respiratory infections.” We can do more to eliminate both food and water waste to reduce pollution. To reduce food waste: … Continue reading Small steps can make big impacts in reducing pollution
Halloween festivals return to Bellbrook
By Grace Krane Thursday, September 22 marked the first day of Fall, and spooky festivities are quickly following. As COVID-19 precautions lighten in Bellbrook, many Halloween events are returning to the district. The Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Halloween in the Park is back for the first time since 2019. The family-friendly event is Saturday, October 15 from 3pm – 6pm. Halloween in the Park is run by the … Continue reading Halloween festivals return to Bellbrook
Abortion policies set to turn out voters at the polls in November
Eve Jamilkowski With the Dodds Supreme Court decision which led to the overturn of Roe V. Wade, many voters are now making decisions based on candidates’ positions on the hot-button topic. A POLITICO-Harvard survey asked 1,815 registered voters to note down which issues were “extremely important” in their upcoming congressional vote. Abortion ranked 4th, with 44% of all surveyed saying it is “extremely important.” While … Continue reading Abortion policies set to turn out voters at the polls in November
Ohio judge temporarily suspends Ohio abortion ban
By Adia Miller In 2019 Governor Mike DeWine passed a bill that banned abortion past the first sign of a fetal heartbeat, which is detectable at the 5.5-6 week period, though more definitive post seven weeks. Most women find out that they are pregnant between weeks 4-7. Abortion rights activists sued the state after the bill’s passing, which led a judge in Hamilton County to … Continue reading Ohio judge temporarily suspends Ohio abortion ban
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