Arts & Entertainment
While the dresses change with the decades, prom never goes out of style
by Lourdes Jack, Reporter
As the famous rhyme goes, April showers brings May flowers. For the month of May, ‘tis the season not only for flowers, but also for the social event of the year, prom....
May 11, 2017 • No Comments
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Recent Posts
Jackson Ambush plows through the football field
by Brandon Cooper, Reporter
Class of 2019 member Jackson Ambush is a star on the field and in the classroom. Jackson has two touchdowns and over 150 yards of rushing this year as a fullback for the vars...
June 9, 2017
June 8, 2017
Fifth graders move up to New Market Middle: Photo of the day 6/8/17
June 8, 2017
#12 Justice League of Avengers Blog: June celebrates LGBT+ heroes
June 8, 2017
Senior Destinations 2017
Oh, the places you’ll go: Garrett Wiehler studies his United Nations passion at American University
by Tory Spruill, Photo Editor
Garrett Wiehler will be attending American University at the nation's capital to study international service. "American University has one of the top ten International Studies pr...
May 12, 2017
May 11, 2017
Oh, the places you’ll go: Wynkoop and Yammarino earn their stripes at Towson University
May 9, 2017
Oh, the places you’ll go: Alyssa Lewis prints her path to Shepherd University
May 7, 2017
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News
Watson, Hornbeck honored with Golden Lance Awards at 2017 graduation ceremony
by Lily Weaver, Editor
Three hundred and sixty five Class of 2017 members graduated on May 31. The ceremony was held at the PNC Arena at Mt. St. Mary's. Although there were many tears through...
June 1, 2017 • No Comments
- Pat Carson, beloved educator at LHS, wins FCPS Substitute of the Year May 24, 2017
- Students propose life changing topics to English 101 classes May 15, 2017
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Features
Explore the dark past and the bright future of mental health care
by Grace Brooks, Reporter
Forest Haven Mental Asylum opened in 1925 and closed 66 years later in 1999. The now abandoned institution is roamed by thrill-seeking, urban adventurers. Roaming and ...
May 18, 2017 • No Comments
Fidget spinners whirl out of class control
May 11, 2017
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#Lancer of the Week
Jackson Ambush plows through the football field
by Brandon Cooper, Reporter
Class of 2019 member Jackson Ambush is a star on the field and in the classroom. Jackson has two touchdowns and over 150 yards of rushing this year as a fullback for the vars...
June 9, 2017 • No Comments
Kucsan shows outstanding academic and athletic skills
June 2, 2017
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Welcome Class of 2021
Welcome Class of 2021: Advice from someone who’s been there. . .
by Mason Eddins, Reporter
Two New Market 8th grade graduates, my brother Leyton Eddins and his girlfriend, Emma Kokoski, talked about their expectations for becoming Lancers Class of 2021. I had...
June 8, 2017
Welcome Class of 2021: Lancer Sports Overview
June 6, 2017
Welcome Class of 2021: High school is not like the movies
June 6, 2017
Welcome Class of 2021: Study up with Linganore’s tutoring options
June 6, 2017
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Opinion
Food Allergy Awareness: What You Don’t Know Can Kill You
by Alex Ismael, Reporter
May 14th through 20th is the 20th annual Food Allergy Awareness Week. Of course, a week is not long enough to bring awareness to a growing danger across the world. In...
May 22, 2017 • No Comments
Wise words from today’s leaders to tomorrow’s: What advice can I give you?
May 22, 2017
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