The 2018 Fair is Here!

Kana Mullee, Staff Writer

October 3, 2018

Filed under Local, News, Showcase, Student Life

It is that time of year again! The fair will be open Thursday, Oct. 4 through Sunday, Oct. 14. The fair’s hours of operation are: Monday – Thursday from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday from 4 p.m. to midnight Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight Sunday from 12:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.  ...

North Hosts First Annual Prom Fashion Show

Abby Marks

December 7, 2017

Filed under News, Showcase

North Forsyth High School is going to host their first ever prom fashion show on February 15, 2018. The fashion show will be held to hype up students about the prom dance and show girls prospective dresses that they could buy. There will be an informational meeting on Nov. 28 in room 217 both before...

What Should You Wear for Spirit Week?

Abby Marks, Staff Writer

September 18, 2017

Filed under School

One of the most exciting weeks of every student’s high school career is here: homecoming spirit week. Every year, NFHS hosts a week where students can dress up as a certain theme as a way to excite students for the upcoming game. Although, many students dress up and go all out, some people are uns...

D.I.Y. Duct Tape Flower Pen

Grace Wood, Staff Writer

May 19, 2017

Filed under Features, Showcase

13 Things to Do This Summer

Rachel Lee, Staff Writer

May 15, 2017

Filed under Features, Showcase

1. Go berry picking- The closest place to North Forsyth High School to pick berries is the Orchards of Brannon Oak Farms at 1005 Creek Vista Dr, Cumming, GA 30041. There are so many reasons of going berry picking! Not only do you have fresh fruit, you also have a good time and gain some memories. Get...

Celebrating Halloween into November – Top Fives

Grace Wood, Staff Writer

November 7, 2016

Filed under Features, Showcase

Halloween may be over, but it’s such a fun holiday that many continue to celebrate the spookiness well into November. These Halloween treats are what we love about this fun holiday. Now, let’s run through the top five of some of our favorite aspects of Halloween that you can use to keep the spirit...

Summer in Snapshots

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer

May 18, 2015

Filed under Features, Showcase

Summer is a wonderful time of year for students. It’s a time to unwinds, relax, and take a well needed break from the stressful life of school. With summer being a saving grace for nearly everyone, no wonder we all count down the days until our escape from everyday life.

Prom: The Do’s and Do Not’s

Kristin Iler, Staff writer

April 24, 2015

Filed under Features

Prom is a nerve-wracking, perplexing, and overwhelming part of most teenagers’ lives. Whether this is your first or second time going, it is sure to be an action-packed evening. Before you get all hyped up, be sure to know the difference between a fun and an unintelligent choice. Do’s: Dress present...

Long boarding

Austin Gray, Staff Writer

November 13, 2014

Filed under Photo Essay, Showcase

Brandon Gray is a local, amateur long boarder that is passionate about mastering the skill. After weeks of practicing, Brandon Gray asks his friends and family to come with him to get numerous action shots of him doing what he loves. Then after hours of riding, and then editing the gained footage this...

A Safe Alternative for Trick or Treating

Julie Day, Staff Writer

November 7, 2014

Filed under School, Showcase

Trunk or treat is a community event that Mrs. Transu, Mrs. Vreeland, and the Student Council organizes. It provides a safe alternative for kids to trick or treat without going door to door. Instead, kids are allowed to trick or treat out of festively decorated car trunks. “Student Council offers a...

“NoFo HoCo” for the Win

Kayla Salemi, Staff

October 13, 2014

Filed under Features, Showcase

 October 27 was a crazy night for most North Forsyth High School students. Marissa Marino, a freshman student at North Forsyth, stated enthusiastically, “This is my first year at North Forsyth, and so far the homecoming dance has been the highlight.”  The theme ‘Under the Big Top’ seemed to be v...

Summer Books Worth Reading

Isabella Higgins, Staff Writer

May 16, 2014

Filed under Features, Showcase

Students are aching for school to end and summer to begin.  As the school days dwindle, and plans for summer expand, it is great to have a plan for every day during the break, but some days will just turn out to be dreadfully boring.  Lay down a towel in a sunny area, grab a book and get to reading....