Governor Mike DeWine signed the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act on March 28.  The bill, otherwise known as Senate Bill 1 (SB1), aims to reform higher education at  Ohio public colleges and universities...

A recovery speaker visited Lauren Bambrick’s health class on April 23 to describe his journey of overcoming addiction.  SAY/SADD Counselor Cindy Toncler emphasized the importance of the discussion. “It’s...

Close to 70 million people in the U.S. now use smart home technology—that’s roughly one in five Americans, based on the Census Bureau’s domestic population estimate.  Today, the American smart...

Senior Josh Rosenblitt pitched a no-hitter against defending conference champs Kirtland Hornets May 15, resulting in a 3-0 Bison win.  The D1 commit to Oakland University struck out nine and walked...

One afternoon in May of 2024, Juniors Elle Beck and Karina Krishnan were making cutting boards for their design class.  “Last year, Karina made a cutting board and I looked at it and I was like,...

Greg Perry knew early on that he wanted to be in the marketing program at Port Clinton High School. He shaped his entire high school experience around that goal, but he didn't envision a future in teaching.  While...

For one sunny afternoon on Saturday, April 27, the BHS courtyard above the stadium was transformed into a burst of colors, music and laughter as students, families and community members gathered to celebrate...

After months of dedication, design, and development, the robotics team 695, which consists of approximately 80 percent BHS students, earned a coveted spot at the FIRST Robotics World Championship in Houston,...

On a summer evening before his junior year, Senior Avi Saidel's night took an unexpected turn when he lost his phone on the RTA ride home.  The initial panic of realizing his phone was gone quickly...

The Science Olympiad team closed off their season on April 26 at the state tournament held at the Ohio State University, where they finished in fourth place, tying last year’s record-breaking finish.  The...

As juniors get ready for senior year, the college application process can feel overwhelming, but according to guidance counselor Liz Osicki, planning can make a difference. “Starting early is one...

Every high school student hears the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Some know the answer early, but for many it takes time, learning and experience to find the right path. That’s...