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Parasite Takes Over U.S.
Salads are usually a popular and healthy dish with many different varieties, but this summer, one type of lettuce hasn’t lived up to expectations. Over the summer, iceberg lettuce was reported to be contaminated with a parasite and could cause a disease known as cyclosporiasis, which left many chained to their toilets. Over 740 people were hospitalized this summer because of the disease, and two people lost their lives...
Kenley Meadows
Sep 10


Teen Employment Falls Despite Hiring Signs Everywhere
Walk past almost any place of business, and you will see a “Now Hiring” sign. Walk down a busy central street, and there will be 20. Many teens are eager to be employed, only to find the sign doesn’t apply to them. They are looking for jobs to not become reliant on parents and other sources but instead are being told they are too inexperienced...
Caleb Coffman
Sep 10


Exploring Different Perspectives: Freshmen vs Senior
The first few weeks of high school can feel like a completely different world for a freshman. The hallways are crowded, the building is unfamiliar, and the workload is heavier than what many students are used to. For senior Sam Bae, those same hallways have become familiar. After three years of experience, Bae knows the routines, teachers and expectations. For freshman Matthias Lee, however, a normal school day is still about adjusting, meeting new people and learning how to
Gia Mai
Sep 10


New JCHS Football Coach Takes the Field
With a new face on the sidelines, the Johns Creek High School (JCHS) football team is entering the season with a fresh vision. As players adjust to a different coaching style and approach, they will face new expectations, challenges and opportunities for the team. For new head coach Jason Tester, the season represents the beginning of a new chapter for him and the program...
Tamanna Hoskote
Sep 10
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