Senior Sam Wiles is the starting quarterback for the Lakota West Football team. With a total of 914 passing and 504 rushing yards over a span of seven games, Wiles has led the team to a standing of 6-1 and first place in the GMC.
October 23, 2024: Lakota East Men's Soccer team faces off against Middletown in their first postseason playoff game.
East Varsity Football opens the 2024-25 season with a fresh start. As a result of the hard work put in over the off-season, an exciting year is anticipated.
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Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter released her sixth studio album, “Short n’ Sweet,” after her critically acclaimed “Emails I Can’t Send.”
British singer-songwriter Beabadoobee takes on more mature topics with her fifth studio album, “This is How Tomorrow Moves.”
“Longlegs” is a horror film known by many for its promotional lead-up to the movie’s release. Was it worth the suspense?
East student Hope Madgett shares a peek into her closet and the secrets behind her carefully curated pieces.
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MidPointe library furthers the network's reach into Liberty Township with ongoing construction of the new standalone location.
After 90 years of operation the Junior State of America decided to cease operations, affecting one of the longest lasting clubs at East.
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In-Depths
Former Lakota East students express the differences between their hometown of Liberty Township and their current place of residence.
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Members of the East student community started initatives to reform the school dress code.
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Cyber Academy gives students the opportunity to compete in competitions, intern at a company, and learn valuable information about security.
In-Depths
After months of controversy, new school board members will take office in January 2022.
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Local business owner Kara Day describes her work and how she prioritizes her clients over anything else at her medical spa, Adorn By Day.
East senior Lily Horton fills just about every second of her time, caring and interacting with the school and community.
East junior Cecily Hrenko lost her mother due to a cash crash at a young age, but still makes the most out of life everyday.
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The Editorial Board voted 10-1 that the positives of AI in schools do not outweigh the negatives.
