Story by Antil Snoddy – Staff Reporter
With the winter sports season quickly approaching, both girls and boys basketball tryouts are right around the corner. Tryouts begin Nov. 4 and all students are welcomed and encouraged to show up.
Playing …
Story by NE Staff
This fall, the Aurora Yearbook staff was awarded the Walsworth Gallery of Excellence award for the 23-24 yearbook. This award is presented to a publication staff that shows creativity, dedication, and perseverance while capturing the spirit …
Story by Kay Haas – News Editor
Lee’s Summit North celebrated Banned Books Week on September 22-28th.
Banned Books Week was created by the American Library Association in 1982. Banned Books Week was created so students would have the …
Story by Antil Snoddy – Staff Reporter
The Crimson Colors are a group of talented dancers who perform year-round. They put in a ton of hard work and dedication, face and overcome adversity, as well as have promising futures for …
Story by Talon Cleveland – Feature Editor
KC Pet Project started nearly 50 years ago as Kansas City’s “Catch and kill dog pound”. On April 4th, 2017, Kansas City, MO residents voted to have more funding for a new …
Story & Photo by Kay Haas – News Editor
Students in the Lee’s Summit School District had the special opportunity to meet with representatives of the Federal Bar Association last week.
The Kansas and Western District of Missouri Chapter hosted …
Story & Photo by Bailee Council – Assistant Editor
Story & Photo by Morgan Hill – Sports Editor
Fantasy Football is a game that has been passed down from generation to generation, and is continuing to evolve and develop. The game involves picking players from the NFL to …
Story by Isabelle Flood – Social Media Editor
Screaming song lyrics and dancing to their favorite songs, most teenagers spent their summer with their favorite artists. Concerts took Summer ‘24 by storm with the large number of musical artists that …
Story by Talon Cleveland – Feature Editor
The new school year has started and the school is full of new and returning faces.
“High school is different because we get to have our phones out during class without getting it …
