The journalism class at LHS consists of students who learn the skills necessary to write and publish news articles for Eye of the Gale.  Students choose news stories to write that appeal to their target audience; the students and staff at LHS and the Lancaster community. Readers can view the staff...

The Lancaster High School Construction Academy is continuing a long tradition of building large handmade wooden rocking toys and donating them to children in the Lancaster community. LHS Industrial Technology teacher Andy Phillips said that the Construction Academy students enjoy making the toys for...

Many families may worry about the cost of providing Christmas gifts for the children or even providing food to eat on Christmas day.  Adopt a Family, an annual fundraiser provides donations to help alleviate that concern and make the holiday season a little brighter. According to the WelfareInfo website,...

The highly anticipated Wicked film adaptation of the original Broadway musical by Warner Brothers came out last month in time for Thanksgiving. It earned more than $214M in its second weekend and has gained $358M worldwide. Wicked will stand as the fourth highest-grossing movie based on a Broadway musical...

The annual Gift of Time event just celebrated its 30th year at Lancaster High School last Saturday.  Families with their children in tow came to see Santa Claus, make Christmas ornaments, holiday crafts, and receive special gifts  such as books, and gingerbread houses. The event also coincides with...

The Lancaster High School volleyball team had one of its best seasons this year. Senior Madison Kemp won Special Mention in the Ohio Capital Conference, Scholar Athlete OCC, and 2nd team Central District, Emma Wilfing won first team OCC, Honorable Mention Central district and Zoe Mitchell won Honorable...

Lancaster High School is one of three schools across the United States chosen by The New York Times for Kids for having a unique school mascot. NYT contributing writer Tim O’Shei said he was researching when he had come across a Gusto story on (Eye of the Gale) that prompted him to reach out to Lancaster...

It’s been a few months since a cell phone policy went into effect at Lancaster High School and it appears that the many students seem to be adapting fairly well to the new policy. According to an Eye of the Gale poll of more than 300 students, the majority indicated that the new cell phone policy is...