Parks and Barks: Upcoming Projects in Forsyth County
Imogene Ragan, Staff Writer
September 16, 2020
Forsyth County has been working on new and upcoming park projects in the past few months which include a new dog park near Forsyth County Animal Shelter, expanding the Big Creek Greenway, and updating recreational parks. Many of these parks are only 10 to 15 minutes from North, and it could be used...
Volunteer Opportunities at North This Holiday Season
Emily Stocksdale, Literature Editor
December 7, 2017
The holiday season is right around the corner. The month of December has become a time which reminds people of the importance of friends and family, of the necessity of community and togetherness, and of the benefits of giving gifts and helping people in need. With Christmas and other holidays fast app...
Lanierland Park: A New Era for North Forsyth
JoAnn Ahn, News Editor
February 1, 2017
In March 2016, ground was officially broken for the construction of a new, 109-acre park off of Jot-Em Down Road named Lanierland Park, coined after its predecessor, Lanierland Music Park, a popular country music hot spot for more than 36 years which closed in 2006. The new recreational park's grand...
‘Tis (Still) the Season to Volunteer
Sydney Martin, Staff Writer
January 24, 2017
Christmas may be over, but you can still be in the giving spirit by volunteering. There are many reasons that volunteering is something everybody should do. Of course it helps other people, and even one extra person volunteering for anything can make a big difference. But it is also good for your...
Forsyth County Peer Court
Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
May 11, 2015
Forsyth County Juvenile Court has created a new program here in the county. The program is called peer court, and just as it sounds, the peers of the community are now able to conduct hearings for first time teen offenders in Forsyth County. Peer court volunteers take on roles, including: the bailiff,...
One on One with Perri Rabbit
Diana Rodgers, Staff writer
March 6, 2015
When one looks around a workplace, most people would see are dreary faces doing the bare minimum they need to for the paycheck or the grade that they need to get by. One does not normally see a smiling face as they work or anyone cares about their work and is optimistic. Here at our school, someone who...
The Mission Diaries: Returning to Orphanage Emmanuel
Tara Bailey, Features Editor
February 26, 2014
I could tell you so many things. I could tell you that I was the one who changed the lives of all the children in the orphanage in one week, but that would be a lie. I could tell you that I was like Superman: saving the kids from the dangers of the world, one kid at a time, but that too, would be a lie....
North Forsyth GSA Club Makes Strides in Jean Drive
Ashleigh Brown, Senior Editor
February 7, 2014
Aѐropostale and the charity organization DoSomething have joined forces with Fifth Harmony to form “Teens for Jeans,” a charity which collects gently used jeans and donates them to the homeless youth in the local communities. The North Forsyth Gay Straight Alliance club participated in this charit...
Following with Fellowship
Perri Rabbitt, Staff Writer
February 7, 2014
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has started the 2013-2014 school year off on fire for Jesus! FCA is a student-lead ministry with the mission to “have a place where people can find out about Jesus Christ at school,” says Kyle West, a math teacher and FCA club sponsor. FCA is not exclusively for...
G.R.I.T.S: Girls Raised in the Spirit
Emma Franklin, News Editor
February 4, 2014
Girls Raised in the Spirit is a weekly prayer group that meets every Tuesday morning and afternoon in Ms. Aponte’s room trailer 905. These girls help each other through the problems that they face in being both as Christians and as teenage girls. Whether one of the girls has a headache or does not...
North Forsyth Gives Back
Andrea Martin, Photography Editor
November 20, 2013
The holiday season tends to remind us how fortunate we are, and North Forsyth is no exception. Most people are unaware of the various ways North helps support its students and their families in times of economic difficulty. The counseling department is continually taking donations for its food pantry....
The Little Mermaid: Sea It Before It Washes Away
David John Torrento, Guest Writer
November 15, 2013
The opening performance of the show was magical as the NFHS Raider Drama Cast Members, outfittedin a colorful array of costumes, took to the stage of the School’s Performing Arts Center to the delight of an appreciated audience full of adults and children. The costumes of the mermaids and various sea...
Emma Simmons, News/Sports Editor
September 29, 2020
Every evolution is a revolution of the brain Voices morph together, collective volume of the strain Offer up our hands, constructed through the construct of time Like...
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