Story by Robert Hurst – Staff Reporter
Transferring to a different high school is a difficult experience for anyone. When a student is moving to a new school, they are leaving many cherishable people and places behind. They have …
Story by Kaia Monac0- Staff Reporter
With everybody staying home a majority of 2020 and possibly 2021, it seems a lot of people have turned to watch Netflix, Disney Plus, or whatever streaming service they may have to pass …
Story by Abby Langle- Assistant Junior Editor
Last Sunday Super Bowl 55 was played. For many football fans, the Super Bowl is the most important day of the year. For some local fans, this year it made it even …
Story by Morgan Hubert – Staff Reporter
This year has gone down in history for so many reasons, one of the biggest, electing a new Vice President. Electing a new President and Vice President is always a big deal …
Story by Prajukta Ghosh – Copy Editor
We have yet again approached the school building with the masks on, maintaining a six feet gap with one another and following the directions of one-way hallways. The LSR-7 school district made …
Story by Mia Gatti – Staff Reporter
Starting the second semester of the 2020-2021 school year it will finally start to feel more normal. Students are starting off hybrid for two weeks and then straight to four days a …
By Robert Hurst – Staff Reporter
The Kansas City Chiefs have beaten the Buffalo Bills 38-24 during the AFC championship game. It was an all-around great game for the Chiefs offense and defense. They are going to back to back …
Story by Kaia Monaco – Staff Reporter
It seems ever since the Coronavirus pandemic began, the entire world has been asking for a vaccine. Now that the vaccine is here, there are even more questions to answer — what is …
Column by Tiyah Gipson – Co-Editor-in-Chief
If you always have a taste for good food and want it fast and fresh, you should go to Culver’s. If you almost always have a taste for a good burger and fries …
Story by Maria Smith – Co-Editor-in-Chief
Beginning January 25th, the first day of the second semester, Lee’s Summit high schools will be back in person. Starting with two weeks of hybrid, but quickly moving to four days a week: Monday, …
