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Madison Springmyer (she/her) is a junior at Lakota East. This is her second year in Spark. In Spark, she is a staff writer. Aside from Spark she enjoys writing poems, playing volleyball, and basketball.

The new playland has finished construction and is open to the public. This is the “Tiny tot” area within the Liberty Playland for younger children.
News
Revamped and Renewed
Charlotte Ross, Staff Writer • April 24, 2026
The two East students are left wondering after the computer site is blocked
News
Access Denied
Sara McGuire, News Editor • March 16, 2026
“No Trespassing” sign is seen
blocking off Union Centre as
construction takes place.
News
Constructing Community
Eliana Rau, Package Editor • February 23, 2026
Between the Bell
Ella Witkowski, Staff Writer • February 1, 2026
Santa Trot
Jack Riordan, Staff Writer • December 31, 2025
Varying Vouchers
Sara McGuire, News Editor • December 31, 2025
A Play By Any Other Name
Savannah Robertson, Staff Writer • December 31, 2025
East junior Ryan Daniels prepares for his match on Dec. 12, 2025. East boys team faced Harrison High School.
Built for Success
Caitlin Kusmer, Staff Writer • March 20, 2026
8th grader Kayley Phan practices her swing using the East simulator after school on Feb. 4, 2026.
Putting Edge
Michael Burt, Opinion Editor • March 1, 2026
Ethan Keller: sports editor
Dying Flame
Ethan Keller, Sports Editor • February 27, 2026
Sweet, Sweet Support
Sweet, Sweet Support
Ashley Skinner, Editor-in-Chief • December 31, 2025
Dominating the Board
Dominating the Board
Ethan Keller, Sports Editor • December 30, 2025
Age-Old Question
Age-Old Question
Joselyn Duff, Editor-in-Chief • October 22, 2025
art by Becca Furnish
Headed North
Becca Furnish, Staff Writer • April 30, 2026
A Modernized Tragedy
Lexi Naylor, Staff Writer • April 15, 2026
poster for the new movie
Into the Galaxy
Phoebe Shultz, Staff Writer • April 2, 2026
Fuel to the Fire
Fuel to the Fire
Suri Wolfork, Staff Writer • March 2, 2026
Movie poster for "The Moment" featuring Charli xcx.
The Moment
Julia Viviano, Culture Editor • February 8, 2026
Chiulli has a fond love for everything fashion, but she also has a special place in her heart for animals. While wearing an outfit from Goodwill, Chiulli shares a smile with her cat Pickles, who is one of her five adorable cats.
Marvelous Mikayla
Caitlin Kusmer, Staff Writer • January 5, 2026
In-Depth
The Cost of the Camera
Eliana Rau, In-Depth Editor • January 21, 2026
Graphic piece that includes a frog and caution tape for an urban exploring package.
In-Depth
Urban Exploring
Joselyn Duff, Eliana Rau, Annabelle McCarty, Ashley Skinner, Aubrey Moore, and Madison Springmyer December 31, 2025
Cincinnati-based Director Zach Daulton on set. He specializes in narrative commercials, short films, and documentaries.
In-Depth
Now Showing
Ashley Skinner, Editor-In-Chief • December 31, 2025
Graphic of a journalist looking through a camera while walking around.
In-Depth
Justice for Journalism
Eliana Rau, In-Depth Editor • December 31, 2025
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East Ceramics IV class poses for a photo together after a successful and creative year.
Handmade Memories
Madison Cline, Feature Editor • May 20, 2026
Valedictorian Ava Kolhass poses with her graduation cap, celebrating four years of hard work.
Beyond the Rank
Zeena Alslaiti, Staff Writer • May 19, 2026
Celebrating years of dedication, Salutatorian Jack Doyle graduates second ranked in his class.
Jack of all Trades
Madison Springmyer, Staff Writer • May 18, 2026
Senior photo of Bella Sturgill
26 with ’26: Bella Sturgill
Maci Brent, Feature Editor & Website Manager • May 14, 2026
Gracie Porter
Opinion
Driven By Dollars
A new law requiring people under the age of 21 to complete a Driver’s Education course has become increasingly challenging over the years. Instead of students seeking private companies, Ohio high schools should offer driver’s education courses.
Gracie Porter, Staff Writer • March 13, 2026
Acting Dangerous
Acting Dangerous
Suri Wolfork, Staff Writer • December 29, 2025
The Price of Christmas
The Price of Christmas
Maci Brent, Feature Editor • December 18, 2025
I was only 15
Madison Springmyer, Staff Writer • December 1, 2025
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