Someone's childhood builds who they become in the future; therefore, learning skills and activities at a young age is extremely beneficial for the rest of one's life.
Being outside in nature promotes...
On May 5, Linganore P.E. and health teacher Rachael Easterday took a few of her students to Frederick High School to help host a unified field day.
This means that the event was held for disabled students,...
At 6:30 pm on February 11, the Linganore wrestling team went up against North Point in the Maryland wrestling state championship. They were victorious for the first time in school history with a score...
by Alexa Waser , Editor-in-Chief
• February 4, 2023
On February 1, Senior Anna Quackenbush signed her national letter of intent to St. Francis University. She will be running track and cross country at the Division l school next fall.
Quackenbush...
On February 2, Linganore senior Olivia Pickett signed her National Letter of Intent to play lacrosse for Hood College.
Pickett’s lacrosse journey began when she was in fifth grade. She had a family...
Daniel Deihl is a 17-year-old swimmer from Cumberland, Md. who already holds national age-group records in the 100 meter backstroke.
Deihl broke the 15-16 record and 17-18 record a little more than...
On November 9, Linganore High School (LHS) senior Katie Healy signed her National Letter of Intent and signed to Frostburg State University (FSU). She will be playing Division II softball for FSU and will...
The phrase “new year, new me” is a popular sentiment when it comes to New Year’s resolutions, but what about new school years? As part of the new school year at Linganore High School (LHS), a new...
Welcome class of 2026!
All incoming students who want to join a sports team should plan in advance.
Tryouts are always stressful for student athletes, regardless of their skill. While you may...
While there are many benefits to prayer before games like boosting players' confidence and expressing themselves, there are also some disadvantages to it as well. Group prayers before games can make students...
