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Brandon Mudd, Staff Writer

This is Brandon Mudd and it is his second year on staff. He is a senior and a staff writer. He is also the founder of the GSA club at Bullitt East.

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Jake Sully rides into battle against Colonel Quaritch on his ilu.

“Avatar: The Way of Water” Offers a Much Needed Message

December 26, 2022
Students sit down for class with one choosing to mask for protection from COVID-19. Despite being in fewer numbers, some students still do choose to wear masks. Masks were good at regulated COVID last year, but I dont think they should be required, Jonathan Huether said.

What China’s New COVID-19 Policy Means for Bullitt County

November 17, 2022
People all across the state are putting up signs both in protest like shown above, and in support of Amendment 2.

Amendment 2 Should Not Pass

November 2, 2022
Paul Pelosi Attacked in His Home

Paul Pelosi Attacked in His Home

October 28, 2022
As troops make their way towards the border, Poland prepares for the worst. Other countries such as Lithuania are also remaining vigilant.

Tension on the Polish Border

October 19, 2022
Community members talk to the staff of County Circuit Clerk, Paulita Keith. Last weekend, the community came together for a charity chili cookoff. Were just here to support this cause, Keith said.

Back to Hosting the Charity Chili Cookoff

October 6, 2022
Ethan Davis jumps up to get a header on the ball. Last week the Boys Soccer Team played Fern Creek. I think were good we just need to get better with a few little things, Gabe Brangers said.

Winning and Losing

September 15, 2022
Pakistan is Underwater

Pakistan is Underwater

September 1, 2022
Landon Tally dribbles down the field weary of the defense to the left of him. On Aug. 13 the boys team played Bullitt Central and North Bullitt in the anual Bullitt cup. I think we went into it knowing we were going to do well, but theres still some things we need to work on, Tanner Chitwood said.

History at the Bullitt Cup

August 22, 2022
Protesters march down the street holding signs in the aftermath of Roe v. Wade being overturned. On July 4, 2022, citizens gathered in downtown Louisville, Kentucky on Baxter Avenue to show their distain to the state for its proposed abortion ban.

The End of Roe

August 16, 2022
Opposing sides of the abortion argument protest. Those on the left are pro-life, and those on the right are pro-choice.

Kentucky Proposes Anti-Abortion Constitutional Ammendment

July 14, 2022
Bibb looks at the softball in her hand before throwing it to the pitcher. Each game the girls worked collaboratively to achieve as much success as they could. Weve really played together, and weve really played our hearts out this season, Bibb said.

Onto the Tournaments

May 20, 2022
Pallbearers carry Abu Aklehs casket while mourners watch. Just moments later, these people would be attacked by Israeli police. They do this one act of violence and then that leads to a reaction from the people who dont agree with these actions, and then it becomes one large conflict, Olds said.

Surrounded with Violence Before and After Death

May 15, 2022
Abu Akleh sits in front of a Palestinian city broadcasting to the world. She fought her whole life trying to uplift the voices of Palestinians. She did so much for us, Abudllah Omar said.

Permanently Silencing a Journalist

May 12, 2022
A Safe Haven Baby Box sits on the wall of the Fire Department. Wed. May 20 this box was installed. “It will give many mothers in need other options,” Jerry Mudd said.

Offering a New Chance at Life

April 25, 2022
Lilly Reid leaps into the air for a layup. On March 11 the lady chargers played at Rupp Arena in the KHSAA state tournament against Meade County. Its every high school players dream to get to the state tournament, Reid said.

An Astonishing Season

April 21, 2022
March has been designated Women’s History month since 1995 by Presidential Proclamations. Many women in our school have many accomplishments and high roles that should be shared and celebrated not only during this month but also throughout the school year. However, many years ago, women were not making these decisions, and I think having these big strides is helping the world overall and helping boost equality for women and men,” senior Avery Smith said. Graphic Design Credit: Colton Harbolt

Women’s History Month’s Importance to Girls In Our School

March 31, 2022
Junior Kimberly Perkins holding softball out in front of her. Perkins believes that the team will go far this year. With a new coach, I think we are finally starting to come together, especially since last season. We made it to the regional championship. So, I think this year, were heading for state, Perkins said.

It’s a New Day, New Way

March 21, 2022
Last meeting, Judge Denise Brown came to the Multicultural Club to share her story and answer questions. Brown answers a question about why she became a Judge here. I realized there was no diversity in the courts, and thats something I wanted to change, Brown said.

The Life of Judge Denise Brown

March 11, 2022
Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Explained

Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Explained

February 23, 2022
Queer Men’s Ability to Donate Blood Restricted by FDA

Queer Men’s Ability to Donate Blood Restricted by FDA

November 12, 2021
Color guard member stands tall with enthusiasm finishing a great performance at the Grayson County High School marching band competition.

Marching Band Improves From Last Competition

October 21, 2021
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