Class of 2011 join the ranks of the alumni
Not far off in the future is the graduation date for our Class of 2011...
Zombie preparedness: the government finally catches up
It began not long ago, when this reporter was strolling nimbly down the street for...
The Tuba Monkey: Traditions in Leesville Music
All families have traditions — those ways that groups of people take their storied pasts...
End of an Era: A Coda for Mr. Albert
After more than 30 years of leading band programs and decades of teaching at Leesville —...
Panthers find a franchise QB in Cam Newton
“With the first pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, the Carolina Panthers select… CAM NEWTON,...
Leeville’s Model UN takes a bite out of MUNCH
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill hosted a convention for high school Model...
NEWS FLASH: Every American gambles illegally
Basketball fans, chances are you filled out a bracket for the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Also,...
Leesville’s first principal loses battle with cancer
On March 19, former LRHS principal Richard J. Murphy died after a lengthy bout with...
Time for some campaignin’
It’s almost spring of 2011… obviously, time to talk about Campaign Season 2012. Yeah, the...
Mr. Murphy, principal at LRHS from 1993- 2004, dies
On March 19, former LRHS principal Richard J. Murphy died after a lengthy bout with...
Benefit concerts: Music for a cause
It’s one thing when you go to a concert, or a play, even a puppet...
Facing the music: What’s next for music majors?
Erica Spear is in high demand. Appalachian State and UNC-Chapel Hill both want her for...
Orchestra continues Valentine’s Day tradition
The LRHS Chamber Orchestra made their way to the Townridge Square Chick-Fil-A on February 14...
Green Bay edges Pittsburgh in a close Super Bowl XLV
On Sunday, February 6, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in Dallas in...
New Wake superintendent expects a struggle
New WCPSS superintendent Anthony Tata, begins his duties on January 31. Tata (pronounced TAY-tah) is...
Model United Nations brings the world to Leesville
The students file into the classroom and chat amongst themselves; the Doritos bag is passed...
Student bands prepare for Winterfest
Every December, when the year and the semester are nearing a close, the best of...
Student bands rock out, prepare for Winterfest
Every December, when the year and the semester are nearing a close, the best of...
Carolina Panthers: officialy the NFL’s worst team
Murphy’s Law – the idea that everything that CAN go wrong, WILL go wrong. The...
Middle Creek brings dramatic end to Pride’s thrilling season
The 2010 Leesville football season was brought to a spectacular and down-to-the-wire finish in overtime...
Cougars push aside Pride, take a share of Cap-8
The Wake Forest-Rolesville Cougars defeated the Leesville Pride in an overtime thriller, 20-14, on Friday,...
Restoring sanity and keeping fear alive
On Saturday, October 30, hundreds of thousands of sane and fearful Americans packed the Washington...
Symphony members take collaboration into their own hands
Members of the Instrumental Music programs at Leesville have organized an extracurricular performance group known...
“Tea Party” movement gains influence among students
“Tea Party” movement gains influence among students by Eli Kratt, senior staff writer The newest...
2010 midterm elections raise questions about electability
As the midterm U.S. Senate and House of Representatives elections draw nearer, some things are...
…And when do we go to Pasadena?
Recently, the director of the Broughton High School Marching Band, J.R. Richardson, was informed that...
Student violinist excels, looks toward music school
Perhaps you’ve heard him playing in the mornings as you walk down the arts hallway;...
Pride delivers “Capital” punishment
The LRHS Varsity Football team visited Broughton High School on Thursday, Oct. 1, and left...
1970s rock trio proves its lasting relevance
On September 18, I found myself lucky enough to be attending a performance in Manassas,...
Marching Band’s 2010 program debuts at first home game
After a long summer of hard work and practice, the LRHS Marching Band debuted their...
Pride football overcomes, overwhelms Cougars
The Leesville Varsity Football team vanquished the Apex Cougars at home on Thursday, September 2...