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...

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...

South Forsyth, along with other schools in the county, has been working hard to improve students’ attitudes towards school. The latest solution? The newest program just launched at South Forsyth: War...

What do you consider the biggest threat to freedom today? It might not be what you think. "The biggest danger for democracy is not actually the people destroying it; it's actually the people who...

Naatu, a “local” Telugu word originating from South India, is now being spoken and heard throughout the world after a catchy Telugu ballad, “Naatu Naatu,” won the 2023 Oscar for Best Original Song....

“Live your life so that someone may want to write a book about it. Live your life so that every chapter is interesting,” Kevin Tanner, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and...

Looking around, you might notice that some of your classmates haven’t been at school recently. Chances are, they’ve got the flu. Influenza, or more commonly known as the flu, is a viral respiratory...

As of November 9, 2022, Georgia has 98% of its votes in for its Senate election, but none of the candidates have exceeded the 50% threshold necessary to be declared the official winner. Democrat Raphael...

When a school administrator hears the words "food fight," it would normally be cause for panic - but this October, South Forsyth administrators Dr. Wendy Shrader and Mr. Scott McCloy were excitedly encouraging...