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LRHS volleyball teams are ready for their next game with shiny new floors and spaced out seating prepared for players. No spectators will be allowed to view the game in
Lunch is a big topic when it comes to returning to school for second semester. Students are questioning if they will be able to socialize with others or if they
Asynchronous days are incorporated into the school schedule to provide students and teachers with a break from the stress and workload of online class. As freshmen students begin their high
The Leesville second period Speech I class is starting their day by singing to a fellow classmate for their birthday. As usual, the class participation is high and the students
A local swim team is getting prepared to start their practice. They are all separated and practicing socially distancing in order to be able to train with their teammates. (Photo
You can find a pair of blue light glasses at a handful of students’ houses due to the increase in daily screen time for kids in online schooling. (Photo courtesy
During the intensity of a socially-distanced swim meet, Alexis Mast grabbed her computer to get some school work completed. Athletes have always had to keep track of both their school
On the Leesville webpage you can find descriptions of how Homecoming 2020 is being run. The “from home,” week-long event includes dress-up days and a socially distanced parade that is
The comedy horror Hubie Halloween is now available to watch on Netflix in honor of the upcoming spooky season. (Photo courtesy of Alexis Mast)
Chloe Mast, a third grader at Sycamore Creek Elementary School, has never had to complete her school work from home. Due to COVID-19, she has to try her best to
A pumpkin patch off Leesville Road is now open along with many other fall festivities in North Carolina. (Photo Courtesy of Alexis Mast) Despite Covid-19 and weather patterns, fall’s start
A photo of “The Charli Cold Brew” from the Dunkin’ off of Strickland Road. This drink is available for a limited time on the Dunkin’ Donuts menu nationwide. (Photo Courtesy
The Leesville football team players have been getting creative with how they’ve been staying in shape since they are unable to practice with their teammates. Many Leesville football players from
Protesters march throughout the United States in honor of the black people who have lost their lives to police officers. Raleigh Mayor wanted to keep the Jacob Blake protest peaceful,
Caption: Pools all over the Leesville area were able to open this summer, but drastic changes were made regarding the setup of the pool deck and the pool’s management. (Photo
