Blue Devil Top Topic: National Reading Month
The top five children’s books of all time
March is Reading Month: The Hate U Give
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Fortnite vs PubG: Which is superior?
October 15, 2018Fortnite is better than PubG Fortnite is the best game…
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Idlewild to Richland: Idlewild Author Plans Visit to Richland Community Library
September 27, 2018September 27 at 7 p.m., the Richland Community Library presents…
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Students start eSports team at Gull Lake High School
September 26, 2018A new eSports club has been approved by principal Don…
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Richard Spencer’s Supporters blocked by Protesters
March 14, 2018After Richard Spencer’s visit on March 5 to Michigan State…
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Third Sweetwater’s Donut Mill open for business
March 14, 2018The donut franchise Sweetwater’s Donut Mill, just opened a third…
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Kalamazoo Church becomes Sanctuary for Deportation
March 14, 2018On March 12, Kalamazoo First Congregational Church announced that they…
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Lake Michigan left untested after chemical spill
March 1, 2018Michigan is known for our vast and beautiful lakes, but…
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Tacky Tourist day is always the best
February 23, 2018Out of all of the spirit week dress up days,…
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Advanced Placement exam registration comes to close
February 23, 2018It’s that time of year again for registering for AP…
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GLHS Student Senate sells carnations for Valentine’s Day
February 8, 2018With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, students at Gull…
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Sports
Sarah Donovan goes the distance in the Portage Winter Blast
Only months after finishing Cross Country with an injury, sophomore Sarah Donovan placed second for her gender and age group in the 7th Annual Portage Winter Blast Half Marathon on February 24. The reasoning behind Donovan’s sign up was “just to prove myself that I could,” she said. The Portage Winter Blast includes a 5k, 10k…
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March 7, 2019 Cheer team excel in Blue Devil Invitational
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March 6, 2019 Gull Lake powerlifting presents opportunity for athletes
Press Box
How an NBA proposal could affect Gull Lake athletes
In a somewhat foreseeable move, the National Basketball Association has formally proposed changing the draft-eligible age requirement from 19 to 18. Following a knee-injury to star college basketball player and potential NBA number one overall…
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