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Physical intervention bill could create policy in BPS

February 28, 2020

Being a teacher is fun and games

February 28, 2020

Spreading fake news through social media

February 28, 2020
Senior Jonathon Ullom and senior Luke Muffitt play their role while battling it out in the One Act Play “Hammered.” “Getting to have the hammer at the end of the show was pretty cool even if it did look stupid,” Muffitt said. Photo by Mckenzie Gandy

Theater put on a show in One Act

December 18, 2019

Lack of subs causes teachers to help

December 18, 2019
Freshman Caroline Boucher blocks senior Trinity Hettinger from trying to get around her and score a point. “I’ve always loved skating and thought it looked like a great way to take my anger out,” Hettinger said. Photo by McKenzie Gandy.

Smashing and bashing their way to victory

December 18, 2019
Hallmark Christmas movies fight for top spot

Hallmark Christmas movies fight for top spot

December 18, 2019

BPS receives $2.7 million grant

November 4, 2019
Cathy Kuhlmeier Frey, the plaintiff on Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier, presents the spread that was removed from the paper by the principal in her AFCON key note presentation. Photo by Emily Nelson

Panel speaks on rights of student journalists | LB 206: bill to protect journalists

November 4, 2019
Graphic by: Silas Chisam

Coach cancels JV football for season

November 4, 2019
Students from East and West high schools who struggle in a traditional classroom setting are selected to go to this alternative school. “Our big push when considering furniture was what is most comfortable. We had to think about all types of kids that would come here and we did not want it to look like a traditional school,” Lead teacher Jennifer Lynch said.

BPS opens alternative high school

September 23, 2019
Premier Waste Solutions stopped accepting recyclables from BPS due to contamination. “Right now [Firstar’s] biggest challenge is the other products are harder for them to move. If you went down there and just drove into the place a bit, you will see bales of product sitting outside,” Premier manager Mike Shrader said. Photo by McKenzie Gandy.

BPS trash hauler no longer accepting recyclables

September 23, 2019

Bellaire receives Rigamajigs

May 17, 2019
Many people affected by the flood still hae a lot of work to clean up the destruction. The city is helping to assist with some of the clean up efforts. “We’re also helping figure out [the flood victim’s] mitigation and getting rid of their property and hauling it away to the dump so we’re providing dumpsters and items like that,” Mayor Rusty Hike said. Photo by Cora Bennett

Bellevue Flood Recovery

May 17, 2019

Disputes over discipline

May 17, 2019

Making the move from West to East

April 22, 2019
Junior Shelby Van Holland, and seniors Abbie Deng and Hailey Hendry earn 5th place for Broadcast Journalism Apr. 6. Photo courtesy of Gabbie Estep. Photo courtesy of Dawn Danauskas.

Organizations win state competitions

April 17, 2019

East senior calculates the win

April 17, 2019

New Hawaiian and Filipino restaurant in Bellevue

March 6, 2019

Bellevue best place to live? Not quite

March 6, 2019
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