Held in historic downtown Leesburg, the annual Flower and Garden Show is held in the third week of April to celebrate the upcoming of spring. The town (or vendors) showcase all things gardening by transforming...
Students like you and me love learning. We love school and technology and putting in effort to get stuff done. But this delicate peace may have been broken by criticism of shocking new technology.
Some...
It’s a bird! No, it's a plane! Actually, it’s the magic elevator at Loudoun County High School!
Since the installation, students have been prohibited from riding in the elevator at school. Teachers...
Students report locker rooms being transformed into a savannah-like ecosystem, fully equipped with grass, dirty, and a humid climate.
“We all knew the locker rooms were dirty, but this is ridiculous,”...
The hallways are filled with stings, swings, and sounds of students running for their lives as the animals take over Loudoun County.
Animals ranging from insects like wasps to furry critters like...
On February 26 and 27, select runners from the indoor track team traveled to Liberty University in Lynchburg to participate in the VHSL Class 4 state meet.
Sophomore distance runner Gabe Cunnington...
From February 1 through February 3, the annual All-District Band event took place at John Champe High School. Over 300 talented brass, woodwind, and percussion instrumentalists from all over the county...
Last December, after a nearly 10-year wait since his last movie, Hayao Miyazaki, the legendary director and co-founder of Studio Ghibli released his newest and maybe most successful movie ever winning...
“I like singing songs with a lot of vibrato because when I sing I have a lot of vibrato just singing normally. People like Ariana Grande, Whitney Houston, and Christina Aguilera have a vocal range that...
Whether it’s backstroke, breaststroke, or the complicated learning curve to the butterfly, the swim team worked hard for their success this season. Progressive build-up of anaerobic and aerobic activities...
On February 16, in Fairfax’s Alton Hall, guitar teacher Matthew Trkula and his group of six students performed A free concert open to anyone with the soloist and quartet opening the concert and Trkula...
