As we already know being stuck at home with your siblings and parents can sometimes be a struggle and with being put on "lockdown" at your home is the worst. You can't just leave to get away for awhile,...

Many social media apps have become increasingly popular for students, parents, and teachers as people across the world scramble to find an alternative to face-to-face, in-person interaction. The COVID-19...

We asked LCHS family members to send us a view from their neck of the woods. Here is a look at the first month of the Coronavirus pandemic.    

When this thing started we all thought we were protected by oceans. When it made it to the US, we thought we were protected by hills. What I’ve been thinking about is that we truly ALL in this together....

All it takes is a helping hand.  February 18 was a day of insight and empathy for more than 300 students and volunteers. The LCHS Freshman Class participated in an all-day anti-bullying campaign called...

“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...

      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...

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...

Five students from LCHS were transported to Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital (SJMH) for having an adverse reaction to prescription medications that were brought to school and distributed by a student December...

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...