Safe driving seminar attempts to save lives
On Friday, May 20, there will be a ninety minute driving seminar for all Leesville...
Operation: Save the Senior Issue a success!
On Friday, April 29, the newspaper staff’s deadline to raise money for the senior issue...
Senior band members finish morning rehearsals
On Thursday, May 5, Seniors in Leesvile’s symphonic band attended the last morning rehearsal of...
Minecraft: the simpler, the better
Many video game designers favor incorporating complex story lines and detailed graphics into their creations....
Pollen particles dominate early spring
Signs of spring are now visible at Leesville Road High School. Now that the trees...
Wait, what did you say?
Although iPods and cell phones are technically against the school’s wireless communication devices and nuisance...
First Annual Caring4Congo 3k
On March 19, the Caring4Congo foundation hosted their first annual three kilometer fun walk/run. The...
Bare feet a growing trend
Every school day, students walk through the hallways with shoes, sandals or slippers. The new...
Smith qualifies for regionals… twice
On March 23, Aaron Smith, senior, qualified for the regional championship meet with a 1600...
Leesville holds Writing Test
On Tuesday, March 8, LRHS sophomores took the North Carolina Writing Test. This writing test...
All-Star Weekend was awesome!
From January 28 through January 30, the National Hockey League’s, or NHL’s, All-Star Weekend created...
Students register for 2011-2012 classes
From February 14 to March 11 Leesville counselors will be meeting with junior class students...
Vinyl converters bring back oldies
Students throughout Leesville either turn to virtual libraries or CDs to hold their favorite music....
Tablets: the new laptops
I have watched computers shrink in size dramatically in my life time. After Apple released...
Tabernacle offers free lunch to students
Starting on Thursday, January 27, the Youth Ministry at Tabernacle Baptist Church, or TBC, will...
Environmentally friendly cars
To protect nature and the atmosphere, many scientists believe exhaust should be reduced significantly. This...
The rise of video game addiction
According to the University of Washington, video game sales grew twenty-three percent in 2008. Scientists...
3D TV is on the rise
When I go home everyday after school, I rarely think about doing homework. Instead, I...
No-Shave November separates boys from men
On Sunday, October 31, LRHS students raised their razors for the last time before No-Shave...
Men’s XC place second in regionals
On Saturday, October 30, the Varsity Men’s Cross Country team advanced to the state championships...
Band members take a seat
Starting in early October, the symphonic band began hosting their auditions for the 2010-2011 school...
Leesville holds PSAT/NMSQT
On Wednesday, October 13, LRHS students took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, or...
Choosing the better browser
The majority of students at LRHS use Internet browsers daily and for multiple hours at...
Women’s XC overcomes Sanderson
On Wednesday, Sept. 22, the Leesville Women’s Cross Country team defeated the Sanderson Spartans 18-45...
Taking action against childhood obesity
According to the Centers for Disease Control, approximately sixteen percent of adolescents were obese in...
Changes to school lunch
The Wake County Public School System, or WCPSS, is currently finding ways to support nutrition...
The future of 4G
Everyday, students at LRHS use technology to make their lives easier and more efficient. Growing...
Blood drive comes to Leesville October 4
On Monday, October 4, the American Red Cross will be returning to Leesville for the...