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Arts and Entertainment, School Community

Bellbrook remembers Dolly Parton’s life and legacy

By: Camilla Bozzuto The world lost a true legend on August 25, 2026. American singer-songwriter and actress Dolly Parton was born January 19, 1946 in Locust Ridge, Tennessee. According to Dolly Parton’s official website, she was the fourth of twelve children, five sisters and six brothers, all of whom were raised in a single bedroom cabin near the Great Smoky Mountains.  Over the years, Dolly … Continue reading Bellbrook remembers Dolly Parton’s life and legacy

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Lifestyle, School Community

Teens find more personal ways to get jobs

By: Alaina Bayer Wanting your own money and the freedom to spend it how you choose is usually one of the first big steps into adulthood. But these days, landing a job in high school is more than just filling out an application. According to the Center for American Progress, “The share of teens employed has slid from a high of 50 percent in 1978 … Continue reading Teens find more personal ways to get jobs

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School Community, Sports

Injuries plague Bellbrook Women’s Soccer as league hopes dwindle

By: Carsen Caldwell Following a shaky 10-9 2025 season, the Bellbrook women’s soccer team was hoping for a redemption year in 2026. The Eagles are 2-3 so far, beating Tippecanoe — contributing to the Bellbrook-Tipp sweep — and also defeating Monroe. On the other hand, the Eagles have lost to Alter, Beavercreek, and Butler. The Eagles hope they can mirror last year, where they started … Continue reading Injuries plague Bellbrook Women’s Soccer as league hopes dwindle

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School Community

Students fit Demarest Coffee Co. into busy fall schedules

By: Olive Varvel Two months ago, morning visits to the newly established Demarest Coffee Co. meant sitting back and taking your time. Now that school is in session, busy schedules have turned sprawling hangout sessions into a frantic stop to get a caffeine fix.  As summer freedom gives way to fall deadlines, the neighborhood’s newest cafe is learning to adapt. The cafe was built on … Continue reading Students fit Demarest Coffee Co. into busy fall schedules

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Current Events

Meta enters settlement that restricts teens’ Instagram use

by Rilynn Fluitt Meta, a company that owns Instagram, Whatsapp, and Facebook, entered a settlement with 48 US States to limit teen access to their social media. Meta said this will include a two-hour limit, restriction on excessive beauty filters, muted notifications during school hours, and eliminates visibility of likes. Social media has been known to have a negative impact on teenagers’ mental health. Teens are … Continue reading Meta enters settlement that restricts teens’ Instagram use

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Lifestyle, School Community

Bellbrook High School students manage college application stress

By: Ella Kapfhammer Common App, a college admissions platform, opened to high school seniors on August 1. Students have to spend hours on their applications and have been stressed navigating this foreign world. Some may join the workforce, some the military, but according to Debra Sanderman, a Bellbrook High School (BHS) counselor, around 90% of BHS students end up applying to college. Bellbrook High School … Continue reading Bellbrook High School students manage college application stress

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Feature/Opinion, School Community

OPINION: A reflection on my time in Bellbrook’s Journalism class

By Caroline Cope As a soon-to-be graduate of Bellbrook High School, I feel inclined to share my positive and beneficial experience in Ms. Bills-Tenney’s Journalism class. Although I only was a part of EagleView News for two semesters out of my eight here at BHS, I became even more passionate about writing and learned so much that I will take with me into my future. … Continue reading OPINION: A reflection on my time in Bellbrook’s Journalism class

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School Community, Sports

Bellbrook boys’ lacrosse seniors say goodbye at 5/8 event

By Delaney Dine Bellbrook’s 2026 lacrosse season is coming to an end on a high note, currently on a win streak. The team will continue in the post-season vying for a spot in the playoffs. Bellbrook boys’ lacrosse senior night is on May 8 at 7:30 p.m. Before the game there will be an event at 6 p.m. following the 5 p.m. baseball and softball … Continue reading Bellbrook boys’ lacrosse seniors say goodbye at 5/8 event

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School Community

Newly elected senior class officers look forward to planning events

By: Gabe Woods Current juniors Ella Kapfhammer and Anson Jang were recently elected president and vice president, along with senators Olive Varvel and Camilla Bozzuto.  “I am very excited to plan senior sunrise, spirit weeks, and homecoming events,” Kapfhammer said. “ Along with everything else that makes senior year special.”  Kapfhammer has been elected every year since freshman year, helping plan many events such as … Continue reading Newly elected senior class officers look forward to planning events

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School Community

Bellbrook Spirit Committee brings community together for Spring Sports event

By: Aly West The Spirit Committee is inviting students, families, and residents within the Bellbrook community to come out and support some of the high school’s sports teams on Friday, May 8.  The event will start at 6:30pm with both baseball and softball games already started at 5:00pm. Soon after, the boys’ lacrosse will hold their senior night game at 7:30pm.  “We are really trying … Continue reading Bellbrook Spirit Committee brings community together for Spring Sports event

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