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The Raider Wire

The student news site of North Forsyth High School

The Raider Wire

Shreyas Boddani, Striving to Excel

February’s Student of the Month

Sai Sahasra Tanimki, Staff Writer February 21, 2025

February’s student of the month is tenth grader, Shreyas Boddan, who has been selected for his active participation in various clubs, including DECA, FBLA, Student council and many more.    Boddani...

Trent Jones Golfing

Student of the Month: January

Jackson Blackwell, Features Editor January 31, 2025

Seven students have been named Raider Wire Student of the Month this school year, and the eighth person to add their name to the list - the first in 2025 - is Trent Jones. Jones is in his third year as...

Fowler’s red chevy glistens in our school lot

New Year, New Month, New Car

Sai Sahasra Tanimki, Staff Writer January 17, 2025

It’s a new month and a new year, it’s again time for us to name the Car of the Month. Peter Fowler’s red Chevy has taken home the title of January’s Car of the Month.    Fowler bought...

Changing colors of fall.

Top Five Fall Activities to Do With Friends!

Jackson Blackwell, Features Editor September 15, 2024

Fall is set to begin this month, meaning there are a variety of new, fun activities to do this season. So ask your friends to hang out and make some memories this fall. Here are ten suggestions on some...

The Source donation room.

What is The Source?

Jackson Blackwell and Preston Anderson December 11, 2023

Across the nation, countless amounts of food have been trashed by high school students. According to researchers from Penn State University, over fifty percent of food served is wasted by students. That’s...

The festivities behind Saint Patricks Day. Photo by: Maria Bates

What are Some Common Traditions and what was the True Saint Patrick’s Day Celebration?

Maria Bates, Staff Writer March 17, 2023

The origin of St. Patrick’s Day begins in Ireland back in 1631. Saint Patrick escaped from being a slave and returned to Ireland. Upon his return, he was considered a symbol for bringing Christianity...

Labossiere Art is a local business which sells t-shirts and stickers. Photo submitted by: Malika Labossiere.

Labossiere Art

Elizabeth Wood, Features Editor February 24, 2023

High school is a time when students long to express themselves. For many artists, this is difficult, as materials are often pricey. A solution to this problem, which many students have discovered, is starting...

Top 6 best Christmas desserts. Photo by: Kinley Waltman

Top 6 Christmas Desserts

Kinley Waltman, News Editor December 16, 2022

Christmas is a time for celebration and joy, and one way to add to festivity is by enjoying delicious desserts. Christmas treats are often enjoyed with family and friends, adding to the sense of warmth...

Escape the heat and get in the summer groove with these four fan favorites! Photo by Harkins Theater.

Four Movies to Get You in the Summer Groove

Ashleigh Martin, Staff Writer May 10, 2022

School is almost out, which means no more massive workloads, no insanely early curfews, and no more staying up late finishing projects or studying for tests. There are plenty of activities you can do over...

As 2020 came to a close, it marked the end of a monumental year in history. From popular icons passing away and natural disasters to new discoveries, a lot has occurred in the year 2020. Photo collage by Melody Scott.

Saying Goodbye to 2020: Five Things You May Have Missed During the Year

Melody Scott, Editor-in-Chief January 17, 2021

As the ball dropped on Jan. 31, 2020, people across the nation and globe celebrated the end of a monumental year. From the COVID-19 outbreak to Presidential and Senate elections, 2020 was one for the books....

The finished shortbread cookies. Photo by: Micayla Peters

Scrumptious Shortbread Cookies

Micayla Peters, Staff Writer December 15, 2020

Christmas is right around the corner, so why not start it off with some sweet, delicious, simple and easy to make cookies? These crispy, buttery cookies melt in your mouth just like snow. They are topped...

The High Art Museum has been posting weekly challenges to keep people entertained at home. Week one was to recreate art from the museum, using items around the house; I recreated a photography piece by Clarence Laughlin. (Photo by Grace Wood)

Top Ten Ways to Stay Entertained in Quarantine

Grace Wood, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2020

For over a month now, we have not been able to go to school or even go see our friends hardly because of quarantine, but it does not mean we can’t have a little fun cooped up in our own homes. Here is...

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