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Every day, an average of over 2,000 teens die on the road each year according to CDC statistics. Joshua's Law is a series of requirements that are intended to make teen drivers safer.

Joshua’s Law applied to today’s teenagers

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief October 30, 2017

Many students today find it difficult to obtain a Class D driver’s license in Georgia, and they wonder why the process isn't simpler. The answer lies in Joshua’s Law. It all started in 2003. A...

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As the leaves and weather begin to change and fall officially begins, there are so many wonderful foods and activities to engage in.

Fall fun with family and friends

Sierra Wamsley, Editor-in-Chief October 27, 2017

Fall is the time of year full of family, friend and holiday fun. The leaves change color, animals go into hibernation, and the holidays begin. From Apple Picking, to camping, to Pumpkin Pie, fall is a...

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DECA used decorations to display the movie "The Nightmare Before Christmas." Children could play a tossing game.

South Forsyth High School hosts 2nd annual Trunk or Treat

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief October 27, 2017

On October 26th, South Forsyth High School celebrated their second annual Trunk or Treat, which was held by the Student Government Association. Clubs came to the bus lanes at school and decorated the...

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Students stand to take the NHS pledge, led by Katie Madden. Parents watch from the back of the Dining Hall, taking pictures.

Members attend the National Honors Society Induction Ceremony

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief October 27, 2017

On the evening of October 24th, junior and seniors who were invited to join the National Honors Society (NHS) attended the annual Induction Ceremony. Students arrived at the War Eagle Dining Hall at 5:20,...

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Caitlyn Solei sits with her aunt Brenda Valentin, surrounded by the donations they've collected for hurricane victims in Puerto Rico.

Local student provides hurricane relief for Puerto Rico

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief October 23, 2017

Hurricane Maria, a category 4 storm, hit Puerto Rico on September 20th. Kristy J. O'Hara, an author at World Vision, easily described it as the “strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in more than...

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A Christmas display at Lowe's inserts itself in the midst of the Halloween season.

Why Christmas arrives earlier every year

Lauren Holiday, News Editor October 16, 2017

Mid July does not ring the Christmas cheer bell in many people's’ minds, especially the blazing heat, inflatable floaties, and plentiful supply of Sno-Kones on the coasts. Though, for many retailers,...

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South Forsyth's cheer squad hoists their flyer up in the air to ramp up the crowd before the game. The cheerleaders continued to support the War Eagles with spirit and optimism throughout the rest of the game.

Honey takes Homecoming

FThe South Forsyth War Eagles were victorious against the Lassiter Trojans on September 22nd. The final score was 37-20. HOW. YOU. LIKE. US. NOW. 👏🏼FINAL: SOUTH 37 - Lassiter 20👏🏼 —...

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Suicidal Depression: Signs to look for

Suicidal Depression: Signs to look for

Brittany Rodi, Photography/Design Section Editor October 10, 2017

Suicide awareness is becoming critical in schools world-wide. With the 2nd leading-cause of teen death being suicide, now more than ever we need to learn the signs to look for in student depression and...

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Denmark High School is scheduled to open in August 2018 between Mullinax and Fowler roads in southwest Forsyth, near two schools – Brandywine Elementary and DeSana Middle.

Student opinions on redistricting

Brooke Eldridge, Opinions and Arts and Entertainment Editor October 5, 2017

The frustration with Forsyth County Schools redistricting high schools and elementary schools is an ongoing situation for both students and specific neighborhoods. A new high school called Denmark is arriving...

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The volunteers gather early in the morning to clean up the shores of Lake Lanier. They were given bright, green shirts, trash bags, and gloves before going to pick up the trash.

Going green at Lake Lanier

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief October 5, 2017

On Saturday, September 23, students met at Lake Lanier, while trying their very best to stifle their yawns. While other students were sleeping in their warm beds on the first day of Fall Break, others...

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Discovering positive outlets

Alyssa Freyman and Anna Hicks October 5, 2017

Students at South manage stress daily, whether it be school assignments or outside of school. Students can find a sense of peace through positive outlets. The following students put their include sports,...

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Safe places with Mr. Reynolds

Safe places with Mr. Reynolds

Sierra Wamsley, Editor-in-Chief October 4, 2017

Many student around the world struggle with various mental illnesses. I interviewed many within our campus asking for a teacher they felt was a safe place for them. Numerous students mentioned a 10th...

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