Many freshmen are taking to the fields, courts and pools in order to make their mark at the varsity level.

At Lafayette there are only a handful of freshmen that play on the varsity level instead of…

Nobody really knew what the girls soccer team was going to get from freshman Rylee Howard, but the freshman standout has already made her mark on the team, leading in scoring with 19 goals and 45 points.

Head…

April 15, the federal government’s designated due date for income tax returns. For many, the buildup to Tax Day can be stressful, time-consuming and costly. And now that it’s over, we can all take…

On her debut album “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?”, 17-year-old artist Billie Eilish has proved herself a force to be reckoned with.

Wait, what? Yes, you read that right. SEVENTEEN. Despite…

According to the CDC, Around 68 percent of the more than 70,200 drug overdose deaths in 2017 involved an opioid. That’s around 47,736 deaths to opioids in just one year. These deaths can impact anyone,…

Every week, the Production Center goes through an average of just under 70,000 pieces of paper. Denice Flannigan, Production Center secretary, is behind it all.

This story was originally published on…

On Feb. 14, Student Council delivered a Donut Palace donut to every student at Lafayette to celebrate Valentine’s Day. The production started the night before as Donut Palace worked through the night to…

While their coach has the goal of winning a national title, the players on Lafayette’s racquetball team find joy in bonding through the sport.

This story was originally published on The Image on January…

Next spring, the City of Wildwood and the Missouri Department of Transportation will begin construction on Route 109 between Highway 100 and Manchester Road. The construction will widen the Route 109…

Whether a student has never picked up an instrument or they’re an experienced musician, Lafayette’s guitar program has a class for students of all experience levels.

“One of the best parts about those…

I was proudly wearing my Green Pines track uniform, not fully knowing how embarrassed I would be moments later. For some unknown reason I, a chubby fifth grader with a personal mile record of around 10…