LHS News

The Ultimate Summer Game Plan

JaiDynn Sargent, Managing Editor

May 8, 2026

Beyond the Game

Destinee Davis, Reporter

May 5, 2026

The Group Shenanigans

Katie Ericksen, Reporter

May 1, 2026

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The Ultimate Summer Game Plan

Essential tips for the break, before seniors take off for college.

JaiDynn Sargent, Managing Editor

May 8, 2026

Sports

Beyond the Game

Athletes grow their college plans and futures.

Destinee Davis, Reporter

May 5, 2026

Opinion

The Group Shenanigans

Single or Friends? Who to bring to prom.

Katie Ericksen, Reporter

May 1, 2026

News

Syncing Along

Miming to the music, participants celebrate a four-year school tradition.

Danny Jamison, Reporter • May 1, 2026

On March 25, nearly half the school lined the hallways for the Student Council's quadrennial

Science teacher Wiley Meade and history teacher Ellen Meade open a bike shop in New Mexico spontaneously. The Meades have been living in Missouri for 16 years and are ready to start the next
chapter of their lives. “While I’ve loved our time in Liberty, exploring new places and spending all day in the bike world is going to be a little less stressful and a lot more freedom,” Ellen Meade said. Photo by Ayla Espinoza.

A New Route

Destinee Davis, Reporter • April 28, 2026

Liberty Makes Improvements

JaiDynn Sargent, Managing Editor • March 9, 2026

Throw-Back in Time

Layton Smith, Reporter • March 2, 2026

Student Voices Rise

Kora Smith, Editor-In-Chief • January 28, 2026

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Opinion

Spirit on the Mind

Students can use meditation as a way to calm the soul.

Camdyn Johnston, Reporter • May 1, 2026

In any situation, whether in the hospital or going through everyday life, spirituality can provide hope and a positive outlook on wellness. Spiritual

The Group Shenanigans

Katie Ericksen, Reporter • May 1, 2026

Viral Verdicts

JaiDynn Sargent, Reporter • May 1, 2026

Bring Back Books

Kora Smith, Editor-In-Chief • March 12, 2026

Sacrificing Sanity

JaiDynn Sargent, Reporter • March 12, 2026

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In March 2022, senior Hayden Bracken (pictured) and LHS alum Trevor White created a table made from the remains of a tree which had long stood outside of Franklin Elementary School.
“I thought the table was a great way to utilize the lumber. I requested him to make something big, rather than cut the wood up into a bunch of smaller pieces, and it turned out great,” teacher Josh Jacobs said.

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Features

A New Adventure

Seniors leave for trips before they head off to college.

Layton Smith, Reporter

May 1, 2026

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EDGE students made presentations
to show the Conservation Center how
to attract a younger audience. The
students presented in groups of about
three to four; each group shared its
views on what should be changed. “I
spent around two months preparing the
presentation,” freshman Adara Nilson,
an EDGE student, said. Photo by
Haylee Mason.

A Space Between

Students help in the process of establishing a non-work setting

Addison Fung, Reporter

April 28, 2026

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Fooling Around

Students' agenda for funny holiday.

Katelyn Smith, Reporter

April 28, 2026

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Lip Dub

Ceily Tiemann and Lorelai Hupp | May 1, 2026

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Sports

Beyond the Game

Athletes grow their college plans and futures.

Destinee Davis, Reporter

May 5, 2026

Sophomore Charlie Gutierrez is going strong in her 11 years of gymnastics. This shows how determined and dedicated she is to this sport, and how much time and effort she puts into getting where she is at now in her gymnastics career. “ My biggest supporters are my parents and coaches; they are always supporting me and pushing me to be the best person and gymnast I can be,” Gutierrez said. Photo by Royce Schmalz.

Sports

Back on the Beam

Athletes come back from injuries to finish out the season.

Kora Smith, Editor-In-Chief

April 15, 2026

Sophomore Marisol Flores expresses herself about how boxing impacts her life. She shared that she gained so many exciting experiences with boxing. “How I've met a lot of people that have been good mentors to me, and how I've had opportunities that I wouldn't have had without boxing,” Flores said. Photo by Iyari Hyde.

Sports

A Fighting Spirit

Students participate in a lesser-known sport and win big.

Katelyn Smith, Reporter

March 2, 2026

Sports

Full Swing

Women's golf team brings home Bertoldie Cup win.

Katelyn Smith, Reporter

November 18, 2025

The men's swim coach celebrates how well his team performs in these upcoming swim meets. He also praised his team for how they performed last year. “The nice part about this team is we have a lot of guys who are very fast and performed well at state last year,” Coach Murphy said. Photo by Iyari Hyde.

Main Stories - 2025

The Undefeated Wave

Liberty High men's swim team, swimmers face tall task at their next big meet.

Layton Smith, Reporter

October 15, 2025

Senior Andrew Fiacco is on the varsity men’s sprint team. Fiacco’s personal record for the 100 meters is 11.31.
“That feeling when you cross the finish line and see a new PR is pure adrenaline and proof that hard work pays off,” Fiacco said. Photo by Madeline Phillips

Sports

The Next Step

All senior sprint team finished up their last season together.

Addison Fung, Reporter

May 5, 2025

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Reviews

Repetitive Holidays

Katie Ericksen, Reporter • December 18, 2025

Love is Country Music

Brodie Jobe • December 1, 2023

On Nov. 10 2023 the new Marvel movie, The Marvels, was released in theaters. This is Marvel's 33rd movie in the cinematic universe, making 161 million sales in the first weekend, one of the lowest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Marvelous… Maybe?

Brodey Hutton • November 20, 2023

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Podcast

Eps. 3 Catching up on Courtwarming

Abbi Mota and Addison Fung • January 28, 2026

Episode 2 – Can it get Stranger?

November 26, 2025

The Water Gun Diaries: Insider of Senior Assassin

November 11, 2025

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