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Opinion

Bathroom signs shed light on sexual assault

October 31, 2018

News

Parkland father creates ‘gut-punch’ statue, Last Lockdown

October 31, 2018

Uncategorized

FEMA tests ‘Trump text’ alerts followed by mixed results

October 31, 2018

Opinion

Results of Kavanaugh trial spark worldwide outrage

October 31, 2018

News

How have teens’ fears changed throughout the years?

October 31, 2018

News

App helps families

Krystal Barber, News Assistant

December 14, 2018 • No Comments

Purposity, a new app meant to help students and families in need, recently became available in the Lewiston School District. The app sends a weekly notification to the users phone about someone in their area who...

Play travels to spread cheer

Krystal Barber, News Assistant

December 14, 2018 • No Comments

The LHS Christmas show is an annual play written and directed by a member of the LHS drama club. This year's show, “Snow Time,” was written and directed by senior Annie Carper and co-directed by junior Ani Galeano....

ESP nominations open

Elsa Munster, News Assistant

December 14, 2018 • No Comments

Nominations are open until March 15 for the Lewiston School District Educational Support Personnel awards. For anyone who wants to nominate a school district employee, such as a favorite bus driver, a kind cafeteria lady...

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Sports

Wrestlers struggle with start of season

Abby Burgess, Sports Assistant

December 14, 2018 • No Comments

The varsity wrestling team has had a slow start to its season. They have competed in two meets so far, but have not yet placed. “We are not doing so hot,” said senior, Dylan Denton. “We will continue to get better as...

Varsity basketball starts out rough; gains traction December 14, 2018

Varsity volleyball ladies finish challenging season October 31, 2018

Varsity football team climbs to state playoffs October 31, 2018

Lewiston takes on Sandpoint for Homecoming game October 2, 2018

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Feature

Past year-books on sale for gifts, keepsakes

Elsa Munster, News Assistant

December 14, 2018 • No Comments

LHS alumni and their families can buy old yearbook copies for memories, or as holiday gifts, for $30. Anyone who is interested can email Jennifer Stubbers, yearbook adviser, at [email protected]