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In 1987, the United States and Russia entered into a treaty to end the Cold War, a treaty which started the process of nuclear disarmament for both countries. Now, U.S. leaders are considering backing out of the treaty in the light of Russia’s continued disregard for its terms and conditions. (Photo Credits: left, from NPR; right, from DefenseNews.)

U.S. Dissolution of INF Treaty

Emily Stocksdale, Editor-in-Chief February 26, 2019

On Friday, Feb. 1, President Donald Trump issued a statement announcing that the U.S. was officially withdrawing from a long-time treaty with Russia, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty....

North Forsyth Middle School has been received  multiple threats concerning the safety of staff and students. Two other schools in Forsyth County have also received threats recently.

Local Forsyth Schools Threatened by Young Teenagers

Daphni Torres, Staff Writer February 12, 2019

On Feb. 3, three different schools in Forsyth County have been involved in dangerous circumstances concerning threats from their students. Coincidentally, although these threats were unrelated to each...

The 53rd Super Bowl was hosted in the Mercedes Benz stadium on Feb. 2, 2019, bringing in hundreds of thousands of people from all over the country. But what did this massive sporting event cost the City of Atlanta? Photo credit: Nick Schwartz, USA today

2019 Super Bowl Costs and Revenue For City of Atlanta

Ramya Raja, News Editor February 7, 2019

The NFL Super Bowl was recently hosted in Atlanta, Georgia for the first time in nearly 2 decades. Millions tuned in to watch and thousands more packed the Mercedes-Benz stadium on Feb. 3. The city of...

(Screenshot captured from Netflix app) Despite the changes to Netflix, including it’s increased pricing and password sharing tracking software, many consumers are still willing to keep their subscriptions.

Price Increases and Password Sharing Prevention–New To Netflix in 2019

Ramya Raja, News Editor January 31, 2019

With the start of the new year, Netflix is making several changes that affect consumers. The price for each streaming plan has increased, causing consumers to either downgrade or cancel their subscription...

Jayme Closs, a 13-year-old girl from Wisconsin who was kidnapped in October 2018, has been found alive. Her community is brimming with support and excitement for the girl. (Photo from Express.)

A Story of Safe Recovery: Jayme Closs Found After 88 Days Missing

Emily Stocksdale, Editor-in-Chief January 26, 2019

It is the stuff of horror movies: Jayme Closs, a 13-year-old girl from rural Wisconsin, was abducted by a stranger after witnessing the murder of both parents, and she was held for 88 days in a remote...

President Bush was often referred to as the most successful one-term president. Sadly, the well-respected president died November 30 of this year at the age of 94.  (Photo credit: Eric Gay.)

41st President, George Bush, Dies At 94

Kana Mullee, Staff Writer December 17, 2018

“Some political people do lie all the time, and step over their friend to achieve the objective themselves. But I’m one who believes that one’s word of honor is about one of the most fundamentally...

North Forsyth has announced the December Student of the Month.

Students of the Month

Anes Ribic, Staff Writer December 17, 2018

The November students of the month for North Forsyth High School have been announced. Each month, teachers nominate students who have been progressing or improving in their classes, or who have exceeded...

North is spreading holiday cheer! Several NFHS clubs are fundraising this holiday season and/or are sponsoring local charities! (Photo credit: Luke Miller.)

North’s 2018 December Donations!

Ramya Raja, News Editor December 6, 2018

It is that time of year, when everyone is interested in spreading holiday cheer! North Forsyth High School is collecting donations for several different local charities and fundraising to help those in...

Both pictures display the mourning and shock caused by the two shootings that took place in the United States. (Photo Credits: (left) Mark J from the website The Cut. (Right) Matt Rourke from WTMV website.)

Comparing Two American Shootings and the Shooters

Carena Ravenel, Staff Writer December 3, 2018

On the morning of Oct. 27, Robert Bowers walked into the Tree of Life synagogue, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and opened fire on worshippers within the building, killing 11 people. Ten days later,...

Georgia governor candidates Stacey Abrams (left) and Brian Kemp (right) (Photo credits: Atlanta Magazine).

Georgia Governor Race and Why Results Are Taking so Long

Blaise Rayburn, Literature Editor November 26, 2018

As of November 9th, the results for the Georgia governor election state that Republican candidate Brian Kemp has won with 50.3 percent of votes, with Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams having 48.7 percent...

USA Gymnastics has suffered many scandals, which the US Olympic Committee feels are too damaging to come back from. Therefore, they are making strides to revoke their status. Photo from Axios.

Olympic Committee Works Towards Revoking USA Gymnastics’ Status

Abby Marks, Features Editor November 16, 2018

The US Olympic Committee (USOC) is making strides to revoke the USA Gymnastics’ (USAG) status after all of the sexual misconduct by the team doctor, Larry Nassar, coming to light early this year. The...

The PSAT is a great way to prep for the real SAT, so here are some tips and advice for preparing!

PSAT: What To Expect From Those Who Have Taken It

Melina Vergilis, Opinion Editor November 2, 2018

Every year when October comes around, students begin preparing and studying for the PSAT. Freshman, sophomores, and juniors are all able to take it; however, sophomores are the only grade required to take...

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