BrewCo. Coffeehouse has been open since 2015, and they are located at 142 N. Main St., next to the H4V Nails Salon. BrewCo. The coffeehouse is open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cat Gonzales Cat Gonzales Lantern Staff BrewCo. Coffeehouse has the charm of an old fashioned country store with a touch of chalk art… Continue reading Brewco. has all the knick-knacks

Dom Brown Photography & Social Media Editor Greek Stone Grill is a new restaurant in town that owner Ahmed “Mo” Almaliky opened Tuesday, Nov 14. Located at 2401 W. Central Street, the restaurant serves a mixture of American, Greek, Italian and primarily Mediterranean food. They have a large assortment of food including entrees like chicken… Continue reading This Week in El Dorado: Get to the Greek Stone Grill!

Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Anybody would feel a lot of emotions if they were the sole witness to a friend’s death. “The Hate U Give” revolves around 16-year-old Starr in the aftermath of her childhood friend Khalil shot and killed by a police officer. Between the two worlds she inhabits, the mostly white suburban prep… Continue reading “The Hate U Give.”

  Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Prologue:   Black Mirror is a series that will make you question all forms of existence and change how you view technology. With only three seasons prior to this installment, episodes have been scarce, and like an alcoholic, I was savoring each and every drop to stave off the withdrawal. The stories… Continue reading ‘Black Mirror’ compels viewers to reflect on decisions

Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff The lowest of expectations were all I expected for this movie. After the complete massacre of the Superman character in Man of Steel, and the shoddiness of a directing job done in Batman vs. Superman, I had to be honest with myself and go in knowing I would more than likely… Continue reading ‘Justice League’ continues less-than-super DC storyline

Sonic Forces tries to take a serious approach to its story. Sonic Forces released on PC, PS4, Xbox One and Switch on Nov. 7. Sega Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff While Sonic Forces has its moments, it’s only a small percentage of an already short and overall lackluster game. Sonic had a brief moment of glory… Continue reading ‘Sonic Forces’ feels like two-thirds of a game

Dominic Brown Lantern Staff For many hearing the name Nintendo either brings about an irrational love for the company or a great amount of disappointment and irritability. It feels like the last few years have been an emotional roller coaster for the video game giant. Their last console, the Wii U, was considered a failure.… Continue reading SNES escapes scalpers

Rachel McClurg Managing Editor The two most popular living options for students enrolled at Butler are the dorms and Villas. The dorms are located on the Butler campus similar to other colleges. The Villas, however, are located across the street from the campus. The Villas seem to get a bad reputation depending on the student,… Continue reading Home away from home

Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Netflix originals have been some of my favorite T.V. shows for the past couple of years. From Orange is the New Black to the recently released American Vandal, Netflix continues to give consumers solid reasons to pay that monthly subscription fee. I had been excited to watch Mindhunters since the trailer… Continue reading Mindhunter brings a new name to disturbing