Guest Artists Visit Art Classes
Makayla Ferguson, Emily Lybarger, Staff Reporters
March 24, 2020
Dr. Carol Williams and Mrs. Julia Bragg visited Mrs. Michele Simms' art classes, teaching them weaving techniques. They brought different weaving tools and some weaving example to show the classes. The classes will be doing hands-on weaving activities and learning the art of weaving. They hope to ...
Headstrong: Club Members Offer Hope
Gracie Pettit, Staff Reporter
February 11, 2020
When you’re down, do you stay there? Do you give up when nothing is going correctly? Through the hard times, do you let whatever happens happen? These could be questions and thoughts that enter a person’s head sometimes. However, for a cancer warrior, the answer is a hard NO. ...
What’s New in Streaming?
Elisabeth Wilfong, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2020
Streaming Services: Disney+ is a streaming site much like Netflix and Hulu plus. It features all the original Disney movies, television series, plus some “surprising” extras like all the Marvel and Star Wars movies. Vincent Snuffer says that he did not expect it to be as great of a streami...
TikTok Craze in Full Swing at LCHS
Elisabeth Wilfong, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2020
TikTok: LCHS has had a pretty exciting TikTok battles between various students who have posted videos. The latest students to gain fame are Dylan Gay, Taylor Beam, Kiara Darquenne, Will Hunt, Cassie Weber, Hunter Heath and Jonah Clem. Heath netted the most views with a video which included his sister. The mos...
Picture This: Photography returns to LCHS after a decade
Makayla Ferguson, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2020
As the school year progresses, more and more photography is being seen throughout the school. From a one-of-a-kind selfie photo booth to photographs being displayed in hallways or classrooms, LCHS artists are learning the basics of photography in its return to LCHS after a ten-year absence. ...
Brew & Grey
Cassie Cook, Staff reporter
January 17, 2020
“Could I have a hot tea, please? This is not an order at Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts or even the local McDonald’s. It is an order placed at LCHS’s simulated workplace, The Brew & Grey Coffee Shop. The Brew & Grey is one of the only coffee shop-style simulated workplaces...
FBLA Leads The Way
Emily Lybarger, Staff Reporter
January 15, 2020
For more than 35 years, the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) has been going strong in the LCHS as well as the Lewis County community. Club members said they the enjoy learning about business and how it relates to the real world. Many members said being a part of FBLA helps students learn about business. Members said learning was a one of their favorite comp...
What makes a Snow Day a Snow Day?
Emily Peters and Megan Rhoades
January 14, 2020
Every year around this time the snow starts flying and everything starts freezing. Students get their hopes up in anticipation of a snow day and disappointed when the yellow buses run on a normal schedule. So, what makes school get cancelled? According to the Superintendent of Lewis C...
Freshman Theater Students Excel
Brooke Williams, Staff Reporter
January 8, 2020
LCHS Theatre students captured honors at two competitions, and they will now advance to the state competition in Huntington, WV March 19-21. Six thespians started their journey for a state title competing in the 2019 West Virginia Theatre Association’s High School Theatre Festival at Wesleyan Colleg...
Q & A with a Lewis County Veteran
Riley Forinash
January 8, 2020
The Blue & Grey newspaper asked (ret.) Staff Sgt. Bill Forinash some questions about his military life and living as a veteran. Forinash is a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in active duty combat in Vietnam. Riley Forinash: What does your military service mean to you? Bill Forinash: “I defended my rights, the rights of the United States, and everyone who lives in it.” Riley Forinash...
Winter Hazards Cause Concerns for Student Drivers
Brayleigh Walton, Staff Reporter
December 17, 2019
As LCHS students approach the “dog days” of winter, some students find it more difficult to navigate Lewis County’s rural roads than others. Lewis County is a rural county with many back roads and for some, even gravel roads. And, LCHS Superintendent, Dr. Robin Lewis, is the person responsible...
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