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The Zephyr

The Student News Site of West Forsyth High School

The Zephyr

The Student News Site of West Forsyth High School

The Zephyr

Keri Rhodes

Keri Rhodes, News Editor

This is Keri’s second year on the staff as a news writer, and she is excited to be a news editor this year. In her free time, Keri particularly enjoys spending time with her pug Ollie, hiking, trying new coffee, eating lots of trail mix and watching romance movies.

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The much anticipated arrival of Clutch Coffee Bar has generated excitement for groups of all ages in Clemmons. The coffee bar is a new hot spot for anyone to drive by and grab a quick refresher.

Coming in Clutch: Clemmons welcomes new coffee bar

Keri Rhodes, News Editor May 13, 2021

Just off of Lewisville-Clemmons Road, there is a sleek, new, drive-thru inspiring high spirits with the aroma of espresso beans and upbeat music in the air. Clutch Coffee Bar is the latest addition to...

Seniors Caroline Adams (left), Jessica Martin, Alex Bryant and Emma Fiorani enjoy some time to catch up during cap and gown photos. Being unable to see each other at school like they once did, seniors are excited to seize any opportunity to spend time with classmates.

[Photo] Seniors Say What: What are you looking forward to the most for the rest of your senior year?

Maggie Estes, News Writer April 3, 2021

Seniors Caroline Adams (left), Jessica Martin, Alex Bryant and Emma Fiorani enjoy some time to catch up during cap and gown photos. Being unable to see each other at school like they once did, seniors...

Gaby Ferrer takes out fellow Lowes worker Darren James after his shift. Seniors are willing to take extreme lengths, even turning against close friends, to achieve that kill.

Catch Me If You Can: Senior Assassins makes a comeback

Keri Rhodes, News Editor April 3, 2021

The class of 2021 has lost many of the privileges they looked forward to through all of high school. However, even after a year of setbacks, seniors have found a way to make the most of their last few...

Second Time’s the Same: Senate acquits Trump of impeachment

Keri Rhodes, News Editor February 15, 2021

Former President Donald Trump has found himself infamously in the history books once again, despite the fact that he is no longer in office. After being impeached on Jan. 13, he is the first president...

Students and parents are excited about the news of a potential new Cook Out location. This location will be a great new hangout place for teenagers in Clemmons.

Shake it Up: Cook Out may be opening in Clemmons

Keri Rhodes, News Editor December 14, 2020

Most fast food restaurants are usually the same -- cheap, greasy and easy. However, one place has become an icon in the South not only for having such a large menu (including 40 milkshakes), but for its...

Posts to Protests: Here’s how students are getting politically involved

Keri Rhodes, News Editor October 25, 2020

Protestors pack the streets expressing their frustration with the current state of the country in hopes of inspiring change. Others wave their “Make America Great Again” signs with vigorous pride and...

Zephyr Jams: Best songs to de-stress

Keri Rhodes, News Editor October 21, 2020

With the difficult transition to a new online school year in the midst of a global pandemic, students and teachers alike have had a hard time letting their apprehensions go and taking a moment to relax....

Caroline Adams logs into The Common App to work on her college applications. The application process for seniors this year has had plenty of problems, but students try to keep a positive attitude.

[Photo] 2020 college application process proves difficult in times of the pandemic

Liv Brandon, Features Writer September 20, 2020

Caroline Adams logs into The Common App to work on her college applications. The application process for seniors this year has had plenty of problems, but students try to keep a positive attitude.

Back-to-Zoom: Students and teachers embark upon a virtual school journey

Keri Rhodes, News Editor September 20, 2020

It’s the first day of school. But wait-- instead of students waking up early to prepare their best outfits, packing their shiny, new supplies and making their way to school in the morning air, students...

Coping with Quarantine: Students take advantage of free time

Keri Rhodes, News Writer March 26, 2020

Boredom: a feeling that was once a rarity in the hectic lives of students is starting to become all too familiar. The spread of the coronavirus to and throughout North Carolina has led to families self-quarantining...

Just Your Type: Girls’ Service Club leads the Blood Drive

Keri Rhodes, News Writer March 9, 2020

With over 130 donors, 75 volunteers and 115 pints of blood donated, the blood drive Feb. 26 proved a success. This event was carefully planned from start to finish by the Girls’ Service Club, which is...

What to Know on Quid Pro: President Trump is officially impeached

Keri Rhodes, News Writer December 19, 2019

Confusing, complicated and complex: these three words can all be used to describe the average American’s response to the discussion of impeachment, which has consumed the nation since August when a whistleblower...

The original Ketchie Creek location in Mocksville, NC has flourished since 2008. This bakery and cafe is now making a home in Clemmons.

Eye-Ketching: Clemmons welcomes Ketchie Creek Bakery & Cafe

Keri Rhodes, News Writer December 13, 2019

As one travels down Lewisville-Clemmons Road, he or she is sure to see an array of restaurants, fast food places and retail stores. However, Clemmons has been missing one major component every town needs:...

Trump’s Impeachment Inquiry: Get to know quid pro quo

Keri Rhodes, News Writer November 18, 2019

With the 2020 election less than a year away, political tensions have continued to rise among both parties in the White House. Speculation of Trump’s potential impeachment has occurred frequently during...

The Rundown: Presidential race begins

Keri Rhodes, News Writer November 1, 2019

Although the 2020 election is a year away, now is the time to start looking at the potential candidates. There are currently 19 Democrats and four Republicans hoping to be their party’s presidential...

Duncan Memory teaches a lesson to one of his English classes. Students are excited for a variety of classes this school year.

Students Say What: What class are you most excited about?

Keri Rhodes, News Writer September 24, 2019

From new supplies to new teachers, the back to school season facilitates lots of changes. While returning to school is not always the most fun, there are certain aspects that students can look forward...

Michigan becomes first state to ban flavored vapes

Keri Rhodes, News Writer September 16, 2019

The state of Michigan is making history after becoming the first state to ban flavored e-cigarettes. Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s decision may potentially influence other states to follow Michigan’s...

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