by Michael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18 November 21, 2016

Why the President Won’t (and Can’t) End America

In the early hours of November 9, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump to concede the race for the presidency to him. Soon afterward, Trump gave his

by Taylor Penezic, staff writer 2016-17 November 21, 2016

The Impact of Social Media on the Election

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by Grace Newton, staff writer 2016-17 November 21, 2016

Black Friday: Are the Deals Worth Missing the Meal

Black Friday used to be about waking up early, still being full from a heavy thanksgiving dinner the night before, and trying to find the best deals around. Now, with

by Michael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18 November 21, 2016

Thanksgiving Has a Purpose

Thanksgiving has been a tradition in America since the age of the pilgrims. It is a time for everyone to reflect on what they are thankful and grateful for, and

by Ashley Tysiac, editor in chief November 17, 2016

Gamble runs away with CAP-8 XC title

On October 18, Nathan Gamble, a senior at Leesville, ran away from the competition and placed first at the CAP-8 men’s cross country meet. It is the first time in

by Kyla Stone-Houze, staff writer 2017-18 November 17, 2016

New Teacher Comes to Leesville

On October 24, a new teacher was welcomed into the Math Department. Michael Taytro left his old job in Durham at Northern High to become part of Leesville teaching staff.

by Isabella Parsons, senior editor, 2018-19 November 17, 2016

Got Chalk?

Gymnastics involves the use of physical strength, flexibility, balance, control, power and agility. In fact, it dates all the way back to 1896 when it was first introduced to the

by Andrew Walczyk, staff writer 2016-17 November 17, 2016

Alex Stewart makes LRHS Varsity Soccer

The Leesville Road High School men’s soccer team is a regular contender for the Cap-8 title and with strong and physical conference a freshman on varsity is a rare occurrence.

by Taylor Penezic, staff writer 2016-17 November 17, 2016

Comparing the education in America and the UK

24 out of 25 of the top universities in the world are located in the United States or the United Kingdom, according to World University Rankings 2015-2016. Both countries share

by Regan Harsa, editor in chief 2017-18 November 16, 2016

The Dangers of Brennan Station

Brennan Station is a hotspot for Leesville students seeking a quick bite. Some of the restaurants included are Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Moe’s, Five Guys, and Jersey Mike’s. The plazas are

by Maddy Leen, special projects editor 2016-17 November 16, 2016

DIY Terrariums

DIY TERRARIUMS Ever wanted to create your own terrarium? Well the process is simpler than it may seem. Commonly seen on Tumblr, Instagram, home furnishing stores and trendy coffee shops—

by Izzee Akers, senior editor 2017-18 November 16, 2016

#RIPvine

On October 30, 2016 Twitter announced their choice to discontinue the mobile phone application, Vine. Although they did not release the exact date of Vine’s termination from the app store,

by Erin Darnell, senior editor November 16, 2016

North Carolina Requires New Final Exams

  Starting this school year (2016-2017) North Carolina’s State Board of Education has decided to reinstate final exams for certain courses. Before, teachers collaborated on designing the final exam for

by Michael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18 November 8, 2016

President Obama Visits Chapel Hill

On November 2, President Barack Obama visited the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to drum up support for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. Other Democrats spoke at the

by Taylor Penezic, staff writer 2016-17 November 7, 2016

Education in the U.S. and the UK

by Erin Darnell, senior editor November 7, 2016

Two Hour Delay on Election Day

All over the country, citizens 18 and older will flock to the polls on November 8. Due to the amount of voters in North Carolina, Wake County Schools have decided

by Grace Newton, staff writer 2016-17 November 7, 2016

Concussions Among Student Athletes

Most athletes’ dream is to continue to play the sport they love until they can’t play anymore. Whether it’s to continue in college or to go pro, athletes always have

by Taylor Penezic, staff writer 2016-17 November 7, 2016

Jobs for Life Program

Every Monday and Thursday night through the months of September to November, a group of men, women, and children meet at Millbrook Baptist Church for the Jobs for Life Program

by Ray Youman, staff writer 2016-2018 November 7, 2016

The Job Disparity

For many students, obtaining a first job represents a big leap of one’s journey into adulthood. It is a shining symbol of independence, one that shows that a student will

by William Sease, senior editor 2016-2017 November 7, 2016

The Air at a Trump Rally

I-95 northbound came to a complete stop Thursday night as cars one-by-one filed off the exit. The parking lot behind the Trump rally’s location was packed before 6 p.m., and

by Mariana Herrera, senior editor November 4, 2016

Trip to Spain and Italy 2018

Although it may be the fall of 2016, it is never too soon to think about what you’re going to do the summer of 2018. One option that has recently

by Tyler Stocum, staff writer 2016-17 November 4, 2016

Leesville Downs Millbrook on Senior Night

Leesville entered last Friday night’s matchup against Millbrook with a 4-5 record. The Pride needed a win to improve their hopes of being in the playoffs. Millbrook held a three-game