Chef Jacob Arbuckle

Alex Cook, Co-Sports Editor
April 24, 2013

Take a look around the LHS lunchroom. If you see junior Jacob Arbuckle eating a piece of cake out of a Tupperware container, you should be jealous. It’s probably homemade and if that’s the case, it’s delicious. Just ask one of the many students who have tasted some of his creations. Passion for... Read more »

Hostess Going Out of Business

Konnor Cook, Staff Writer
November 30, 2012

Twinkies, Americas favorite snack cake, has seen problems this year. The bankruptcy of Hostess has made a lot of their employees jobless for the holidays. Many workers had begun striking with the Bakers Union in hopes of holding out and securing a better paying job with Hostess. The bankruptcy has not... Read more »

School Lunches: In Defense of the Lunch Ladies

Alex Cook, Co-Sports Editor
October 19, 2012

The first few lines of this article need to be dedicated to one thing: I want to make it very clear that this is not an article meant to attack, demean or harass the LHS Lunch Services staff. As students here, we have been blessed with a fantastic group of people who take care of our needs, and do so... Read more »

School Lunches: The Facts

Kieran Bradley, Managing-Editor
October 19, 2012

We all know that our school lunches have changed this year, but does anyone actually know the true reasons as to why? Michelle Obama,  First Lady, is making changes nationwide in an attempt to make our school lunches healthier in a fight against obesity. Lunches will be much healthier with less sodium,... Read more »

GRP of the Month: Brett Herbert Cooks Dinner

Brooke Ware, Staff writer
December 9, 2011

Brett Herbert, senior, cooked a meal for all of the staff at parent/teacher conferences for his GRP. He spent money and time on it, he had to go out and buy all of the food and then prepare it. “It was one of the best GRPs I’ve seen,” Jason Nelson, history teacher, said. Herbert used the kitchen... Read more »