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In the hopes to go to Seattle, the Liberty Orchestra raises money by selling wreaths. When they arrive in Seattle they will travel to the University of Washington where professionals help them improve their skills. “Raising money for the orchestra will help me get many opportunities to improve my skills and have fun,” Junior Natalie Van Natta said.
Wreaths for Travel 
Sales support the journey to Seattle. 
Destinee Davis, Reporter • December 19, 2025
  The orchestra students were fundraising for a trip by selling fresh wreaths. The fundraiser will allow students
Sophomore Mia Bowles practices her show jumping with her horse, Gloria. After 12 years of riding, she’s buying her first horse and is currently training her on jumping. “And as of right now, I am preparing for going to regionals for my horse riding team with IEA! Mostly though, I’m just working on jumping high, and filling in the gaps in Gloria’s training,” Bowles said.
Along for the Ride
Danny Jamison, Reporter • December 19, 2025
Senior Macey Magera, junior Wallis Love-Hall, senior Parker Blaine, senior Greyson Horwitz, junior Sadie Werth, and junior Corrine Korte plan the Christmas field day which is on Dec. 19. They are super excited to show everyone what they have come up with. “As of right now, we are planning to have a dodgeball tournament in the fieldhouse, movies in the PAC, trivia, and games in the blackbox, a Silent Disco in Cokley, Card games, ornament decorating, and cookie decorating in different classrooms,” Senior John Pace said.
Students Celebrating Field Day
Katelyn Smith, Reporter • December 19, 2025
Teachers Caitlin Turpin, Bree Yeates, Roselynn Zicarelli, Joseph Barnes, Kellen Laws, Melissa Jones, and Briday Ware party hard at the Flock Party with JayRock. JayRock performed a teaser concert at the Flock Party to promote their show on Oct. 24. “It was incredible to have such a talented band guest appear for our hallway, and we had a great student turnout,” Zicarelli said.
Fun Flock Fridays
Layton Smith, Reporter • November 18, 2025
Algebra 1 teacher Cynthia Hauser starts her new business, The Quilted Haus. She's been teaching for 12 years. “My daughter said I should start selling what I was making. She wanted to as well, so it is just something fun that we can do together,” Hauser said.
Teacher Goes Entrepreneur
Camdyn Johnston, Reporter • November 18, 2025
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Opinion
Misrepresented books
Misrepresented books
Say no to book bans in America.
Camdyn Johnston , Reporter • January 15, 2026

   In America, there have been 23,000 book bans in public schools since 2021.
SNAP Out of It
SNAP Out of It
Elissa Ketcham, Reporter • January 14, 2026
Paws to peace 
Paws to peace 
Destinee Davis, Reporter • January 14, 2026
We need a break
We need a break
Danny Jamison, Reporter • January 14, 2026
Aesthetic Christmas tree vs nostalgic Christmas Tree
Aesthetic Christmas tree vs nostalgic Christmas Tree
Layton Smith, Reporter • January 13, 2026
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In March 2022, senior Hayden Bracken (pictured) and LHS alum Trevor White created a table made from the remains of a tree which had long stood outside of Franklin Elementary School. “I thought the table was a great way to utilize the lumber. I requested him to make something big, rather than cut the wood up into a bunch of smaller pieces, and it turned out great,” teacher Josh Jacobs said.

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Micah O’Dell sits in the art club made by Teachers Sydney Carr and Amanda Harding. Harding has been teaching for 8 years, and Carr has been teaching for 9 years. “We decided to create an art club because there was a need for a space outside of art classes where students can be creative on their own terms,” Harding said.
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Opinion
Paws to peace 

Destinee Davis, Reporter | January 14, 2026

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Repetitive Holidays 
Repetitive Holidays 
Katie Ericksen, Reporter • December 18, 2025
Love is Country Music
Love is Country Music
Brodie Jobe • December 1, 2023
On Nov. 10 2023 the new Marvel movie, The Marvels, was released in theaters. This is Marvel's 33rd movie in the cinematic universe, making 161 million sales in the first weekend, one of the lowest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Marvelous… Maybe?
Brodey Hutton • November 20, 2023
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Episode 2 – Can it get Stranger?
Abbi Mota and Addison Fung • November 26, 2025
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