Can a play be written, rehearsed and performed over the course of just one Saturday?The Bexley Theatre Arts program challenged themselves to do just that.The theater department had its first “Play in...

As you walk through the aisles of a pet store, you see all sorts of pets you could bring home. Affectionate puppies and adorable kittens come into view. As you venture farther into the store, you see new...

It’s the last night of camp. The candles are lit one by one until they form letters. C is lit first. Then, the I. Next, S. And finally, V. As they laugh, cry and sing together one final time, the circle...

Creating Bexley’s first skate park was a long and measured process, but with the opportunity to learn new tricks and create lasting connections, its users will be skating in no time. The new skate...

Coming in all colors, shapes and sizes, NeeDohs have quickly become the newest fad. Across the high school,these stress toys have become exceedingly prevalent in recent months. Junior Charlotte...

Whether it is playing in a high stakes game or taking an important test, every student knows the feeling of having to operate under stress. Two high school students took on the challenge of an important...

Every day, students pass through the high school’s hallways, focused on what the next period will bring. However, with the help of local artist Megs LeVesseur, Ceramics students have added color...

Senior Constance Cabanes signed with BalletMet to dance professionally Jan. 28. She said out of 50 trainees, only three received contracts. Cabanes explained the contract with the second company will...

Some pull inspiration from their own experiences, but for many, inspiration comes from the world around them. For local authors Maggie Smith, Ammie E. Elliott and Linda Kass, Bexley is their muse. Author...

Cards were kept hidden, chips were fidgeted in hands and expressions were held steady as the last round of poker began. Sweat dripped down the faces of the two remaining contenders: science teacher...

One may think math and music are unrelated, but choral director Amy Blosser and math teacher Tony Carfagna’s friendship goes beyond the school day.  Carfagna and Blosser have maintained a close...

Outside their third floor classrooms, Spanish teachers Alina Pinney and Lauren Robbins greet students with a cheerful “¡Hola!,” a routine that started when Pinney began teaching at the high school...