Andrew Policelli earned a WISE (Working in Support of Education) Gold star teacher Award for the 2022-23 school year. Policelli, who teaches personal finance, gourmet foods, and
culinary arts, earned...
Every year, nearly a million people gather in Times Square to ring in the new year. As the crowd chants along with the clock, the countdown begins.
The clock’s midnight strike signals the start...
For a winter projected to be very snowy and cold, what’s a better way to spend these days than with a good book? These are a few of my favorite recommendations for the winter season specifically. Transform...
Boys Varsity Football
08/25/23 Vs. Woodgrove (19-15) - WIN
08/31/23 Vs. Briar Woods (14-27) - LOSS
09/09/23 Vs. Tuscarora (0-7) - LOSS
09/14/23 Vs. Dominion (35-16) - WIN
09/22/23 Vs....
In our technologically entwined world, computers are becoming commonplace in close to every activity. This norm is especially true for education, where it seems that boosted by the pandemic,...
For years, there has been the question of whether County is a sports or arts-focused school, and why it is that way.
Since she began working here, Principal Dr. Michelle Luttrell has worked to make...
On May 1, a huge rivalry game pitted County against the Tuscarora Huskies, both teams having a good record to start the season with. The Captains had just one loss going into the game, while the Huskies...
After months of fundraising through selling cookie dough and soup, the LCHS choir and theater departments raised enough money to travel to NYC by bus from March 24-27. The trip consisted of various...
As the world ages and we continue to create new technologies that harm the Earth, implementing environmentally friendly practices is more important than ever. These local restaurants help by sourcing their...
Everything is on the line at the Regional Cheer Competition. With high energy and perfect ponytails, the LCHS Varsity Cheer team jumps and bounds to their starting positions. Their uniforms sparkle under...
