Dom Brown Lantern Staff A diamond in the rough would be a perfect description of local coffee shop, Jacob’s Well. Cozied in the middle of historic Main street off of N. Main St. and 1st Ave., Jacob’s Well has been around since 2005 and has since switched ownership three times. The most recent owners, Tyler… Continue reading It’s all swell at The Well

By: Jack Clayton Lantern Staff  Hollywood never seems to be short of drama, no matter the context. There are the jokes that people think will be found harmless, such as the changing of the Hollywood sign from a few weeks ago. But then, there are times when one moment is taken completely out of context… Continue reading “A Dog’s Purpose” gets put down

Tori Lemon Lantern Staff It is no surprise that life is filled with many twists and turns. It is also inevitable that bad things will happen, even to the greatest people. Life goes hand in hand with love- and love goes hand in hand with heartbreak, especially when the love we give falls in the… Continue reading Healing in 180 pages: R. H. Sin continues to support self-love

Photo by Sergio Cisneros Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff Want a delicious high-end restaurant to eat at that would impress people, but not empty your wallet? Then Beijing Bistro is the place to go. For the first iteration of “This Week in El Dorado” the staff at the Lantern decided it would be good start with… Continue reading This Week in El Dorado: Bistro serves unique food for a great price

Photo Courtesy / Zambia Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief When three teenage girls are kidnapped by a man, they come to realize that he has multiple personalities and are left trying to figure out which personalities will help them escape their captor and which will stop them from doing so. Split is a film that will keep moviegoers… Continue reading Shyamalan’s latest gets too much hype

Photo Courtesy:  Matt Cooper Matt Cooper Lantern Staff One eager Venetian entrepreneurial spirit. Antonio Bravo has taken a chance on the city of El Dorado, bringing the town a new Italian eatery. Bravo’s Bistro opened doors in place of the failed steak joint, El Dorado Chophouse, last September. Not originally equipped with a liquor license… Continue reading Bravo’s Bistro efforts based on taste

Photo Courtesy:  Lainey Gossip Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief From the very beginning when the all too familiar Harry Potter theme song, “Hedwig’s Theme” by John Williams, started to play, I was captivated. I was instantly brought back to the Harry Potter world, even though there was no Harry Potter to be found. Fantastic Beasts and Where… Continue reading “Fantastic Beasts” brings magic back to theatres

Photo courtesy:  Goodreads Caleb Thornton Advertising and Distribution Manager “What Light” by Jay Asher is pretty cheesy, okay. The book is written by the same author who created “13 Reasons,” about a young teenager who committed suicide. The latter is a much better book, but “What Light” certainly brings the cards to the table. (Is… Continue reading “What Light” brightens slow day

Caleb Thornton Advertising and Distribution Manager It was not until later years of high school that I noticed the word “rape culture” or heard strong voices start to really rise up against sexual assault of both genders. Now, Netflix offers Audrie & Daisy, an original documentary of two young teenage women who were each sexually… Continue reading Documentary exposes sexual assault