New board members

Kelly Stone, Staff Writer
April 18, 2013

On Tuesday, April 2, three new members were elected to be a part of the Board of Education (BOE) for USD 416.  The three new board members took the places of Connie Ewy, John Cleek and Jim Vallacqua, who chose to not run again. John Payton, Jerry Flanagan and Sally Lundblad ran unopposed and were elected... Read more »

Meet the new SRO

Matthew Parodi, Features Editor
January 18, 2013

Starting Jan. 21, there will be a new face in the halls. LHS’s new student resource officer, or SRO, will be joining students full time. His name is Officer Chris Curry. “I am excited to be at Louisburg High School. I’ve had the pleasure to meet a lot of great students and staff in my short time... Read more »

LEO Club helps “Adopt-A-Family”

Ashley Ruder, Staff Writer
December 14, 2012

It’s that time of year again. That’s right, it’s Christmas. Even though this holiday is a special time of year, there are families out there who can’t afford to get their kids anything. The need of some of these special families is why LEO club gets together to Adopt -A- Family. “Adopt a family... Read more »

LEOs Club Bins “Stolen”?

Kelly Stone, Staff Writer
September 21, 2012

What exactly happened to the LEO club recycling bins? Last Sunday night while at a softball game at Lewis and Young park, Kimberly Payton, LEOs advisor, discovered the LEOs recycling bins missing from Lewis and Young Park. Seeing as each bin cost approximately $800-900, and four of them were located... Read more »

Louisburg goes green for Spring Tent Event

Connor Philgreen, Section Editor
April 13, 2012

Bright sunlight, fresh cut grass and a big shady tent provided the perfect atmosphere for the first annual Spring Tent Event hosted by the LEO club and FFA. Whether it was making a birdfeeder with toilet paper rolls and peanut butter, or selecting some fresh flowers and sweet honey, the event had something... Read more »

What’s new with the LEO grant?

Kieran Bradley, Staff Writer
November 4, 2011

Eighty-five thousand dollars is a massive amount of money in the scheme of things. So far the LEO Club has had no problem spending their money and putting it to a great cause. Coming up on Nov. 15, is National America Recycles Day and the LEO Club has big plans for its arrival. A competition between... Read more »