The world seems to be getting darker and more dystopian each day, ironically enough, because we’re not reading enough dystopian literature. Books are important to the future of society. Whether it's a young scientist getting inspired by a science fiction book to create the next hoverboard, or a student learning the fundamentals of the universe, what we read has an important effect on the future. Dystopian literature, however, offers a new perspective on the whole “learning fr

Johns Creek’s Theater Department welcomes a new year of sparkle, spotlight and smiles. This fall, from October 22-24, Johns Creek High School Theatre is bringing “Puffs" or “Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic” to the stage. Based off the Harry Potter books and movies by author Joanne [JK] Rowling, the comedy follows a group of students who find themselves in one of the school’s less celebrated houses as they navigate their seven magical years. ..

Rhys Kelly, staff writer Humans have evolved over hundreds and thousands of years, and since our species is a direct descendant of apes, how has the strength and agility changed and evolved with humanity? This question became relevant when MMA Fighter Cole Johnson said he was going to fight a chimpanzee. At first, it sounded very crazy. I mean, most people would never actually agree to fight a chimp. But somehow, people online started believing that it was actually going to

At this point in 2026, there have been millions of car recalls, yet most people driving these cars have no clue. These recalls are sent in the mail which many people mistake as an ad, or, more often, it never reaches the secondhand owner of the car. The number appears abstract on paper but is majorly impactful, affecting most drivers on the road today. The first half of 2026 produced over 23 million car recalls, which is double compared to the same time in 2025...