Enjoying the little things
When was the last time you’ve slowed down and enjoyed the world around you? Or the last time that you were able to look past your beliefs and realize how
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Leesville Road High School's Newspaper
Leesville Road High School's Newspaper
When was the last time you’ve slowed down and enjoyed the world around you? Or the last time that you were able to look past your beliefs and realize how
On March 11, 2020, The World Health Organization told the world to stay home. Naturally, many people felt safer in their homes, seeing they wouldn’t be exposed to the Coronavirus.
Most students will not remember most of the content covered in their classes, but they may remember key ideas and important things their teachers taught them about life in
When was the last time you’ve slowed down and enjoyed the world around you? Or the last time that you were able to look past your beliefs and realize how
On March 11, 2020, The World Health Organization told the world to stay home. Naturally, many people felt safer in their homes, seeing they wouldn’t be exposed to the Coronavirus.
Most students will not remember most of the content covered in their classes, but they may remember key ideas and important things their teachers taught them about life in
As graduation nears, the class of 2021 is anxiously awaiting the end of their high school careers. The 2020-2021 school year was different than any other: over half of the
#1 Audrey Grant – Junior “One word to describe the season [is] hardworking because everybody put in a lot of effort. This is a new team, we had a lot
By: Gretchen Stern Pine Hollow is one of the local middle schools in the area, and many Leesville High School students attended school there before Leesville. They might remember
Willow Smith shows a different side of herself in her new angst-driven rock single “Transparent Soul” in collaboration with Blink-182’s drummer Travis Barker. Although, while her new work is distinctly
Contributors: Lyric Chassin and Gretchen Stern COVID-19 Vaccine Spread Breaking News: The FDA has authorized the use of the Pfizer vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds, an important step
By: Zoe Blakeman Wellness Wednesday is an ongoing event that occurs every Wednesday, it started on March 31, 2021, and runs through June 30, 2021. For the price of
By: Lyric Chassin For Raleigh residents, Page Farms is the place to go since the 2021 strawberry season is just beginning. Located near Brier Creek shopping center on Mt.
By: Zoe Blakeman Anxious, yet ready to play, the Leesville Junior Varsity Lacrosse team prepares to go head-to-head with the Cardinal Gibbons Crusaders. In our community, Cardinal Gibbons is
By: Olivia Moore The NC Museum of History launched a new exhibit this April called “Are We There Yet? North Carolina’s Variety Vacationland, 1930’s-1970’s.” The exhibit is largely picture-based
By: Angela Kasyoka After Michelle Hyden’s mom lost her job last year, she started helping her make soaps for the Grandma G’s stand at the Raleigh Farmers Market. It
After entering Shelley Lake through one of the many paths, you start the two-mile paved trail that encompasses the lake. The route is relatively flat, except for two hills that
As the fashion industry grows, sustainability decreases and unethical practices skyrocket. This is a problem that needs to be addressed, but it can be difficult to target brands directly. However,
It is 7:18 a.m. The bell rings and students head down the hallways towards their first-period class. Instead of the usual morning stupor, the high schoolers are wide awake, pumped
By: Hannah Bateman March was Multiple Sclerosis awareness month. Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that affects one of Leesville’s most known and appreciated teachers and coaches, coach McLemore.
By: Loren Weiss WCPSS Art’s Night ft. Gifts of Gold by Loren Weiss _ Student – LeesvilleRdHS
SHEIN clothes are very popular right now, especially with high schoolers and young adults — but does the brand deserve people’s support? No one can deny it is a convenient
By: Marie Cox The Raleigh Little Theatre (RLT) and the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra hosted an outdoor concert-style performance of Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years at the end
The 93rd Academy Awards premiered on Sunday, April 25, set at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles. The awards already had a bizarre start as they were delayed because of
By: Amaya Sharrieff On Friday May 14 at 8 pm The North Carolina Symphony hosts an event called Ragtime Kings. This event will be streamed on demand for those
Contributors: Cassidy Farrell and Lauren Taylor John Mulaney is Back John Mulaney has announced his first set of comedy shows since checking out of rehab https://t.co/3UhpqaIZ1K — UPROXX
By: Amaya Sharrieff From April 9 to May 26, 2021, an organization called “Art Ritual” will exhibit contemporary art that examines the ritual of creating art. Selected artwork will
During the 1980’s and 1990’s, Miki Matsubara was a popular Japanese city pop artist. Her illustrious career is well known in Japan and is becoming more popular in the West.
By: Matthew Levecque On Saturdays from 5 to 9pm the Downtown Raleigh Alliance (DRA) hosts Dine Out Downtown. Every Saturday from April to June, Dine Out Downtown brings together
Contributors: Gretchen Stern and Lyric Chassin A Royal Birthday Princess Charlotte of the British royal family turned 6 yesterday. The picture above was taken by her mom Kate
Chef Salad Prep time: 12 minutes Ingredients (add to taste) Egg Tomato Cucumber Carrot Celery Lettuce Diced ham or salami Swiss, cheddar, or blue cheese Black olives Croutons Guacamole Salad
Earlier this morning, a mob gathered and assaulted 47-year-old Rawly resident Harold Johnson who reportedly coughed in the line to order a coffee at a local Moondollars. Employees in the
The TV network, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), is the host of three of America’s major reality shows. These reality shows include Big Brother, Survivor, and The Amazing Race. Each of
As of April 25, India has broken the record for the amount of new Covid-19 cases per day four days in a row, and the number of infected people is
By: Elizabeth Ostling This Easter Sunday on the 4th of April, the members of Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church showed off their artistic talents in an art gallery titled
With Dunkin’ and Starbucks being the two largest coffee chains in the US, it comes with no surprise that the two fast food chains are in an ongoing competition. From
Luke Combs, a well-known country music artist, released a music video for his latest single, “Forever After All,” and it has left fans feeling emotional as it captures moments of
April 27, 2021 marked the first tennis match for the 2020-21 season. The Lady Pride took on Cardinal Gibbons. Last year the team lost seven seniors, but this year they
Contributors: Mary Mabry Your Power Billie Eilish – “Your Power”Listen now on @Spotify. https://t.co/0s1wDAoXyA pic.twitter.com/oz4LneT3Bo — billie eilish (@billieeilish) April 30, 2021 This week, Billie Eilish announced
The Census Bureau recently released the numbers gathered from the 2020 census. Only seven House seats require reallocation from state to state, much smaller than the 12 seats that changed
On April 23, Demon Slayer: Mugen Train officially debuted in theatres across the country. According to Polygon, the highly anticipated anime movie already raked in $21 million during its first
On April 23, The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) released his new remix of “Save Your Tears” featuring Ariana Grande. The original version is still quite popular and ranks sixth on Billboard’s Hot 100 List (as of April
By: Matthew Levecque Together, Arts Access and the City of Raleigh’s Block Gallery, are hosting the Art Unblocked exhibit from March 3 to May 14. The show consists of
Getting a job is one of the biggest obstacles that people face during their lives. Many people also consider the interview process to be the most difficult part of securing
In 2018, Apple made a 5-year goal to invest $350 billion in the United States. After surpassing this goal, Apple raised its level of commitment on April 26 to $430
On Monday, April 26, Ian Soloman, the principal of LRHS, released the final exam protocols and schedule for the 2021 Spring Semester. The information covers both state and teacher-made
Yet another Leesville tradition has died: athletes have lost the right to listen to the warm-up music they choose and instead, are only able to play instrumental music. Traditions. No
The NC General Assembly introduced two different bills regarding marijuana in April. Senate Bill 771 focuses on legalizing medical marijuana while HB 617 aims to legalize recreational use. A task
By: Ellie Thompson On June 3-6 and 10-13, the North Carolina Museum of Art will hold their annual Art in Bloom exhibit. Due to the pandemic, the museum was
Japanese city pop is a lot more than just a genre of music; it tells the story of 1980’s Japan, a golden era in Japanese history. The extravagant horns, up-tempo
