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.
As the only senior on the East Girls Golf team, Bella Dixon displays her positive influence on the younger girls, as well as on the community.
East Girls Varsity Soccer enters the season with new head coach and familiar face Emily Miller and her exciting agenda for greatness in the 2024-25 season.
East junior, Mckenna Grace, balances lacrosse, school, and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome.
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East student Hope Madgett shares a peek into her closet and the secrets behind her carefully curated pieces.
“Twisters,” a standalone sequel to the classic natural disaster film, “Twister,” tore through the box office this summer.
Listen in to Spark staffers’ “songs of the summer” and why these tracks embody the season for them.
The now Disney classic, “Inside Out,” is succeeded by the heavily anticipated “Inside Out 2.”
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New for the 2024-25 school year, Lakota adds an additional six employees to the previous five gifted services program in order to bring the numbers back to what they were four years ago.
As Cincinnati grows as a city 3CDC has been a catalyst for change in the metro area. The organization set out on their biggest project to date earlier this year.
A public art initiative has helped transform the downtown Hamilton area through artscattered around the city.
The federal pandemic relief funds provided to Lakota and schools across the nation have reached their deadline as of the 2024-25 school year, and school fees will be returning.
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Spark explores the acts of, reasons behind, and solutions to
public disruption from teens and young adults in the area.
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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.
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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.
The Pudgy Pony is a boutique-style thrift store that provides quality riding equipment, accessories, and supplies for their community, both new and old.
East graduate, Robert Viox, uses his experience with cancer to inspire others and fundraise for the cause.
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House Bill 250 that Governor Mike DeWine signed into place is an attempt to lock down on cell phone policy throughout the state. The safety of students is at risk but their test scored might increase.
