Instagram. Snapchat. TikTok. I hear about these apps at least a 100 times a day. One of my friends tells another about some Reel he saw. A girl walking in the hallway talks to her group about some TikToker...

If you or someone you know is in need of mental health crisis support, text or call the suicide crisis hotline at 988. Services are available in multiple languages, 24/7. As early as 2021, the Forsyth...

Introducing the shiny new toy that everyone is attached to—and no, it’s not a labubu. It writes essays in seconds, converses like a human, and generates images that resemble real art. This shiny...

For years the clubs, organizations, teachers, students and parents of the South Forsyth Community have come together during the month of October to donate canned goods and money for the annual “Food...

On Nov. 4, an election for the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) was held for the first time since 2020 and was open for voting across the whole state of GA.  The incumbent party (Republican)...

It’s 2 p.m. and you are so ready to finally go home. You walk out to your car and turn it on, but by the time you’re ready to pull out, a massive line to exit the parking lot has formed.  It’s taking...

As anticipation for the busy week of Homecoming built around South, a newly revived event rose from the ashes, ready to come back better than ever: South’s annual Homecoming Parade. “We wanted to...

In a world revolving around social media, imagine the reality of high school students who are told that their phones and personal devices are strictly banned for the rest of their schooling careers. This...

During the summer prior to the 2025-2026 school year, South Forsyth High School made several changes to the campus, both physical and intrapersonal.  Oh, and how could I forget the cellphone ban? Despite...

Do you enjoy blasting music through your headphones during IF with your personal computer, playing games, all meanwhile texting your friends on your phone? Not anymore. On June 20, Forsyth County...