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The tonkotsu ramen (left), chicken katsu ramen (right) and the chicken shoyu ramen (center). The restaurant offers five types of ramens overall.

West Side Ramen Restaurant brings unique and bold flavors to Libertyville

Sophia Jackman, Staff Member
February 16, 2023
A damaged construction sawhorse warns pedestrians to be careful. Before curbs are replaced, and even during construction, curbs can present hazards for people in wheel chairs or the elderly.

Milwaukee avenue road construction is underway

Eva Fahrenkrog, Features Editor
October 28, 2022
Prepare or Beware: Top 10 Ideas to Prepare for Your Destination After High School

Prepare or Beware: Top 10 Ideas to Prepare for Your Destination After High School

Marisa Tarica, Staff Member
June 6, 2022
Throughout the first four periods of the school day on Friday, May 13, students were able to attend the art show in the main gym and study the art made by their peers.

LHS Art Department holds annual Art Show

Jade Foo, Editor-in-Chief
May 24, 2022
Senior Owen Haywood helps lead a discussion about which cereal is best? Topics at The Gray Area vary from light-hearted topics like cereal preference to serious topics such as state laws and the legalization of marijuana.

New club seeks to find middle ground

Lauren Kern, Staff Member
April 7, 2022
Orchestra brings music and life during Winter Performance

Orchestra brings music and life during Winter Performance

Marisa Tarica, Staff Member
March 8, 2022
The bike path lights, which have been installed at Old School Forest Preserve and Lakewood Forest Preserve, have received both positive and negative feedback from trailwalkers and the community. They currently activate during the winter months after sunset.

Star light, star bright, may solar lights guide your way tonight!

Marisa Tarica, Staff Member
March 7, 2022
Shane displays GourminiS home-made French treats in local Libertyville farmers market. After his mothers promotion on Facebook and strictly selling to friends and family it evolved into a popular shop for the Libertyville community in a brief 10 years.

Le Chocolatier: Shane Wimmer

Natalie Renee Isberg, Copy Editor
December 23, 2021
Sippin’ on L’ville

Sippin’ on L’ville

Jade Foo and Liv Martin
December 3, 2021
Bus schedule changes have been ongoing since the start of the school year, which have been due to factors such as fewer bus drivers, COVID-19, heightened license requirements, and more.

LHS Experiencing a Lack of Bus Drivers

Natalie Isberg, Copy Editor
October 14, 2021
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