Cobblestone community
By Mattie Hurt Staff Writer Winston-Salem, a town built on many local businesses. One of these local businesses has created a huge impact on the community with its growth in popularity over the years. This community is called Cobblestone Farmers Market. In 2012, Winston-Salem fostered a new local institution, Cobblestone Farmers Market. Cobblestone started as […]
Winston-Salem’s top trails: where to walk amongst the autumn leaves
By Colin Ehrman Staff Writer As fall approaches and the weather begins to cool off from the searing summer heat, there’s no better time to step outside and enjoy Winston-Salem’s natural beauty. One of the best ways to get out and soak in the crisp autumn air is by exploring the beautiful trails in and […]
The legacy of Ozzy Osbourne
By Anthony Bonilla-Lazo Staff Writer On July 22nd, the world lost the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne. Many miss Osbourne, including myself. He was an inspiration to many guitarists who listened to his music and learned from his amazing albums; many even attempted to play like him. Osbourne was a significant member of Black Sabbath, […]
Sugar rush: Winston-Salem’s best dessert spots
By Kelly Brown Staff Writer Whether you’re craving ice cream, a pastry, or a cookie, these local spots in Winston-Salem have what you need. Bobby Boy Bakeshop, Camino Bakery, Cafe Gelato, The Remedy, and Dream Kreams. All of these places can satisfy your sweet tooth whilst staying close. Supporting local businesses is important when it […]
Fuel up: best eats around campus
By Ellie Spinosa A&E Editor Whether you’re a student looking for a place to go during lunch, after school, or you’re simply just a local nearby, you will have an easy time finding a place to eat near R.J. Reynolds High School. One of those places is Bobby Boy Bakeshop, a cute cafe about a […]
Demons downtown: Students discover the beauty of downtown Winston-Salem
By Caitlin Acker Staff Writer Photo provided by Natalie Sahloff One of the many beautiful views of downtown Winston-Salem Being a student today can be very challenging, so having an open space to be yourself is crucial. Although not very popular amongst R.J. Reynolds High School students, downtown Winston-Salem has so many places to hang […]
Serving for support
By Ames Bettis Staff Writer On September 21st, two seniors at R.J. Reynolds High School, Alona Rauton and Kate Yarborough, are hosting a charity pickleball tournament at Westwood Swim and Tennis Club. The tournament will operate as a March Madness-style bracket, with participants being eliminated each round and a consolidation bracket for those who lose […]
Finding strength after a setback
By Alice Pulliam Staff Writer School sports provide students with countless opportunities outside the classroom. In addition to helping teenagers learn valuable lessons like teamwork and discipline, they give an outlet to temporarily escape the stress the school year brings. For those who wish to play in college, sports pave the way to their future. […]
Changing leaves, changing cheers: The evolution of school spirit throughout the academic year
By Eleanor Swaim Staff Writer R.J. Reynolds High School students take great pride in their school. From sporting events to theater performances, the Reynolds Demons will always have one thing in common: showing up. Whether it’s a win or a loss, a good or bad performance, they show up to support their fellow Demons. But […]
Braving the bathrooms at R.J. Reynolds High School
By Kara Parker Staff Writer The R.J. Reynolds High School bathrooms are a never-ending struggle. Whether it’s how crowded they are or how there never seems to be supplies of toilet paper, paper towels, or soap, it’s a hassle to take care of a person’s basic human needs. As the school year kicks off, so […]