Black Friday is just around the corner and of course stores all over will be having great sales. Many items will be trending for kids, teens, and adults.
Top kid toys include many items like toy cars,...
On Nov. 17 at 7 p.m., the Papillion La Vista Community Schools leadership addressed our community in a Facebook Live online event. Superintendent Dr. Andrew Rikli shared a quick summary of the district's...
In light of recent events, specifically regarding racial injustice, we are seeing various forms of protests in our country, many of which spark controversy. Back in 2016, Colin Kaepernick’s decision...
With the district’s decision for students to return to school in the midst of the pandemic, a rise in COVID-19 cases are inevitable. Along with this, surrounding students, teachers, and family members...
This past Saturday, members of Leo Club, a group dedicated to volunteering, gathered to make blankets for the Linus Project, a non-profit organization that gives handmade blankets to kids in need.
Leo...
Excitement filled the air Saturday afternoon at La Vista City Park as two nationally ranked softball teams competed in what became a battle of the pitchers. Monarch senior Jordyn Bahl dominated this pitching...
The last season of a high school sport is one that leaves a lasting impression. After enduring challenges and building a strong team, this impression is not only remembered by teammates and coaches, but...
Katelyn Squiers, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
• September 21, 2020
The 2020-2021 school year has been like no other before. You don’t know what the smile of your classmate looks like, you can’t grab your own condiments at lunch, and every major school event has been...
After months of quarantine, school is in session. This year, with cautionary procedures against COVID-19. The voluntary decisions of students and staff vary among their own personal stances and situations.
Personal...
There is a lot of anticipation that comes with getting a letter or package in the mail. It could be something you ordered online, like clothing or a book. No matter what it comes in the mail, postal services...
In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, the world was put on pause. From schools to sports to spending time with friends and family, our way of life changed drastically.
Now, six months later, students...
With the reign of COVID-19 having no end in sight, extracurriculars at PLHS are doing their best to find a new “normal”. Student Council is just one of the organizations trying to conduct meetings...
