By Londyn Hart, Student Guest Writer from Louisa County High School The annual Lion Pride Run IX started at 4 AM on Thursday, April 10. English teacher Kate Fletcher’s 45-mile route was a direct route from Louisa County High School to Dunkin’ Donuts in Zion Crossroads and back again. On her return, she stopped at Bethel Brews. Fletcher started the …
By Tegan Moss, Student Guest Writer from Louisa County High School Early games, late practices, and extra workouts all build up to the moment, the exact moment that athletes train their hardest for: the feeling of a victory, of proving that they made it. This rush of feel-good success after a game is chased as a hobby, or in many …
By Abigail Sellers, Student Guest Writer from Louisa County High School The smell of classic American food, the chatter of customers, and an old model car with slowly turning wheels greets every guest of Ford’s Garage, the new addition to Short Pump’s wide variety of restaurants. Ford’s Garage combines everything American, with classic food with special twists and a facility …
By Shaniya Siribandu, Student Guest Writer from Louisa County High School For those who follow film, it has been easy to notice a recent trend of studios remaking animated classics into live-action reproductions. The latest movie to receive this modern retelling is the 1937 Disney classic, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” The film has a new name – simply …
By Olivia Hall, Student Guest Writer from Louisa County High School When spring returns, many students replace their puffer jackets and lined leggings with tank tops and dresses. However, some colors are not as flattering for certain skin undertones as others, so knowing which colors best complement one’s undertone will help pick fashion for the following season. An undertone is …
By Benjamin Stallard, Student Guest Writer from Louisa County High School The American Red Cross has a checklist of what to do in the event of a house fire. This checklist includes calling 9-1-1, checking doorknobs before using the doors, and getting out as soon as possible. However, in the heat of the moment during a fire, these tips and …
By Natalie Spencer, Guest Student Writer from Louisa County High School Olweus is a program created by Dan Olweus that schools introduce to students to prevent bullying. The lessons are often presentations with videos to show why bullying is not okay and how to approach a bullying incident. This program has also informed teachers and school staff about the abundance …
By Cassie Duerson, Louisa County High School Guest Writer During the winter months, as the sun starts to set earlier, many individuals struggle with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), also known as Seasonal Depression. This condition goes beyond just the “winter blues;” it affects a person’s daily life. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, SAD is a form of depression that typically …
Jessie James and Jonas BealsJessie James is an artist who lives on Lake Anna with her husband, two kids and three Boston terriers. Jonas Beals is a writer who grew up in Spotsylvania County and lives in Fredericksburg with his wife, daughter and Labrador retriever. They’re working on a children’s book, “Rocco & Ruby: A Pirate’s Life,” about raccoon siblings …
L ake Anna is revving up for one of the most electrifying weekends of the summer as the 26th Annual Jet Boat Invasion returns June 6–7. A staple for high-performance boating fans across the country, the event promises a fast-paced blend of speed, sun, and community spirit. From the roar of finely-tuned engines to the relaxing beachside gatherings, this year’s …
