Vibrant colors, sugary treats, and decadent decorations are all on the agenda to make this year’s Turnabout the sweetest one yet. This year’s Turnabout is on Saturday, Feb. 21. The theme is Candyville...

On Tuesday, Jan. 27, the District 128 Board of Education had a meeting to discuss a program for D128 students that will stay up-to-date with the increasing technological advances while maintaining student...

On July 14, Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, will release her second novel, Go Set a Watchman. Written in the 1950s, Lee discarded the novel originally due to advice of her editor. The...

Yesterday was much bigger than Super Bowl Sunday for LHS students, as school was called off for the third time this winter, with weather conditions, mostly snow, being the culprit. The virtual non-stop...

Recently, there have been numerous rumors that seniors will not be able to exempt from finals next year. As of now, the rumors are false, but don’t get too excited just yet. “It has been talked...

LHS senior Grant Dean and his family had the opportunity to take part in a once-in-a-lifetime experience this past December.  The Dean family had the chance to be on “The Steve Harvey Show,” a nationally...

On Jan. 16, the United States Supreme Court agreed to decide on whether same-sex marriage would be legalized nationwide. The decision is to take place in the coming spring, when the court will hear...

The most stressful time in a high school student’s academic career is arguably finals. An entire semester grade can depend on a 90-minute test. However, arguably, first-semester finals are far  worse...