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 ‘This Music May Contain Hope’
June 4, 2026
‘It’s all waiting there for you.’
April 29, 2026
‘Be with me always–drive me mad!’
April 29, 2026
The “SPITZ gyro,” featuring a zesty feta spread, berliner sauce, falafel, and pita, with a side of sweet potato fries. SPITZ is one of many places which engage in environmentally-friendly practices.
Search for the best environmentally-friendly restaurant
April 29, 2026
‘I have been changed for good.’
April 14, 2026
Data centers: a look at their impact in LoCo
April 29, 2026
AI toys pose threats to child well-being and safety
April 29, 2026
The revival of antisemitism:
April 29, 2026
Andrew Jackson does not deserve a place on the $20 bill
April 27, 2026
Podcast: What it means to be real in an artificial world
April 10, 2026
Burning Through Data
Burning Through Data
April 29, 2026
What's Wrong with Data Centers?
What’s Wrong with Data Centers?
April 29, 2026
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Thank you to our advertisers
April 29, 2026
Seniors Alisha Kumar and Sophie Webb present their breakout session on “women in the medical field.” In their presentation, Webb highlighted the importance of taking opportunities that align with your goals while Kumar emphasized confidence in public speaking.
‘We deserve spaces where curiosity can soar.’
April 29, 2026
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Thank you to our advertisers
April 29, 2026
A look at spring sports
A look at spring sports
April 29, 2026
Winter sports wrap-up
Winter sports wrap-up
April 29, 2026
Wrestling team duels against long-time rivals
February 14, 2026
Quarter 2 sports briefs
February 14, 2026
Question & answer with winter track seniors
February 14, 2026
Collin Diem performs a solo, “Words Fail,” from "Dear Evan Hansen." All of the performances by choir members raise money for the choral program for a variety of activities, such as scholarships, equipment, and other needs. Anyone who was unable to attend but still wishes to help the choral program can make donations via check, delivered or mailed to LCHS. Photo by Taylor Helfer.
LCHS Choir hosts “Heroes and Villains” cabaret
March 12, 2025
HOMECOMING 2021: “Students Make Their Mark On The World”
November 15, 2021
Homecoming Spirit Week Fun and Fashion
November 2, 2021
The 1955 football team pictured in the LCHS yearbook. Photo courtesy of Tonya Dagstani.
Looking Back: Old yearbooks provide a window to the past
February 5, 2021
Mckenna Giannos competes in the high jump as a junior during the spring track season 2019. Photo courtesy of John Klimavicz. Senior track athlete Mckenna Giannos: “Practice has definitely been different, our workouts have been changed to accommodate that COVID guidelines, which has definitely made it harder to get back into the swing of things, but being able to see and practice with my teammates again makes it all worth it.”
Practicing Through COVID
January 5, 2021
Bonnie White Keyes (then Bonnie White) poses for her 10th grade photo, which appears in the 1960 edition of the Lord Loudoun yearbook.
Perspectives: interview with Bonnie White Keyes (1958-1960)
May 27, 2024
Andrea Rakowski’s photo in the 1996 Lord Loudoun yearbook.
Perspectives: Andrea Rakowski, Class of 1996
May 14, 2024
The Harmful Stereotypes in new Netflix series Griselda Blanco
April 6, 2024
SAT vs ACT
SAT vs ACT
February 6, 2024
Read a newspaper
June 5, 2023
Culpability was published this year, and was chosen as Oprah’s Book Club book. Since its publication, it has attained national acclaim. Holsinger, a 1985 County graduate, is currently traveling across the United States for a Culpability book tour.
Finding humanity in a world driven by technology
November 6, 2025
Spring crossword: April Fools' Edition
Spring crossword: April Fools’ Edition
April 10, 2025
Spring Crossword
April 1, 2024
Issue 2 Crossword
Issue 2 Crossword
February 6, 2024
Armes continues being involved in sports in his kids’ little league teams. Armes continues being involved in sports in his kids’ little league teams. Picture courtesy of Matthew Armes.
Flashback
March 31, 2023
Students dressed up in Hazmat suits make their way back from lunch. Despite the comfortability of the suits, the students are enjoying the experience, and are excited to promote school spirit. Photo by the bacteria in the walls, with thanks to https://nara.getarchive.net/media/us-marines-and-sailors-prepare-to-conduct-decontamination-4fd0f7
Spirit Week
April 1, 2025
School pool opens back up
March 31, 2023
Newly elected president dissolves student council and declares national emergency
March 28, 2023
World peace, at last: asynchronous Mondays return, the world celebrates.
April 1, 2022
Senior Taylor McCully enjoys a bowl of Captain Crunch cereal before school while showing her support for our new mascot. It has become her favorite cereal brand.
Captain Crunch announced to be new captain of LCHS
April 1, 2022
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About the Contributors
Charlie Pizzarello
Charlie Pizzarello, staff writer
Charlie is freshman staff writer at Loudoun County High School. This is his first year on the County Chronicle Newspaper staff. Charlie is interested in capturing memories through photography. Outside of newspaper, he is interested in golf, 3D printing, and collecting various paraphernalia.  
Taylor Helfer
Taylor Helfer, editor-in-chief
Taylor Helfer is a senior and this is her fourth year on The County Chronicle. She loves writing feature and political opinion pieces, alongside making the layout for the newspaper. Outside of the newsroom, Taylor enjoys coaching volleyball, listening to Jungle, and managing her food blog (@grubswithtay) on Instagram.
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