by Emily McNally, Managing Editor
• January 14, 2021
Imagine your dream of getting into the medical field and COVID strikes, leaving you to figure out how to accomplish your dream during a nationwide pandemic. Erica Blockinger dealt with something similar...
by Madeline Hull, Managing Editor
• October 11, 2020
In addition to a childhood of digging up worms for bait shops, working on the family farm and growing up in northwest Wisconsin. Jenny Ribecca has quite an eventful life story.
Ribecca is a new LHS...
What about the Class of 2021?
With COVID-19 restrictions, the college touring process feels a lot like swiping left or right on a dating app to find the perfect match.
A student’s senior year...
by Ashley Martin, Managing Editor
• November 21, 2019
On November 15, local videographer, Edwin Koester visited Lancer Media and talked to students about his background and gave advice on how to create effective videos.
Koester graduated from Waynesboro...
by Braden Weinel, Managing editor
• October 10, 2019
Look out onto the field during the marching band performance, and it's a sea of matching black and red with tall plumed hats. Except the marimba player in the front row of the percussion ensemble. He is...
In any movie production, most people focus on the actors rather than the script writers. This concept is similar to the students knowing who the principal and teachers are and not the registrar. The...
Hawking's ideas about the study of astronomy apply to Frederick County Public Schools.
There are three science course requirements that every high school student in Frederick County must fulfill:...
Be sure to stop by the learning commons this month and add what you're thankful for to the window display to show your attitude of gratitude.
If you're a female fall athlete with a team locker, be sure...
During this month when we celebrate World Kindness Day and Thanksgiving, we’re choosing to focus on our blessings. Stop by the Learning Commons and add what you are thankful for to the window display....
On October 3 a total of 19 colleges and post-high school career representatives came to Main Street for the annual college fair during all lunch shifts.
These colleges included Shippensburg University,...
