Frederick County Public Schools has spent the past year exploring the possibility of adding more locally grown fruits and vegetables to the lunch menu. Because this is such a big decision for the school...
On January 5, students part of the Model United Nations club participated in the 14th Annual Frederick County Model U.N. Conference at Hood College.
Three LHS students won awards for their performance....
by Beau Cameron, Co-Editor-In-Chief
• January 7, 2019
For the past few years, we’ve seen a resurgence in the market for resale and consignment shops. Second-hand stores like Goodwill are no longer shameful places to shop. In fact, according to research...
On January 3, 4, and 5, alumni and former theater student Lincoln Robisch (Class of 2017), along with his film team from Towson University, gathered in the auditorium to begin filming for Robisch’s short...
While you wait for shows to come out with new episodes, you should watch the following shows.
Here are some shows I recommend for you to binge watch in the new year!
10. Paradise PD - The Paradise...
On January 3, swimming and diving went up against Frederick High School and won with a score of girls 119-57. The boys lost with a score of 37-132.
The girls had a great night, breaking not one, but...
On January 2, the JV indoor track team competed at their second developmental meet of the season at Hagerstown Community College.
The team didn't expect groundbreaking results, as the meet was the first...
Lancer Girls won 119-57 in their most recent swim meet against Frederick, while the boys fell 37-132. Great job to all the Lancer swimmers and divers, with special recognition to Megan Brobst, Lyra Garrett,...
Thank you to everyone that came out to the Quentin Ingram egg nog jog on December 21 in support of the cause. This year, over five-thousand six hundred dollars was raised for the Leukemia and Lymphoma...
After the 10-day break for the holidays, students returned with mixed emotions, some eager to see friends and others slightly annoyed to be back in the building.
Sophomore Emily McNally said, “I’m...
