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Forsyth County High School’s first graduating class celebrates 70-year reunionSixteen members of Forsyth County High School’s first graduating class gathered for a 70th anniversary luncheon to swap stories and share memories.8 hours ago -
Local veterans haunt Cumming Historic Cemetery to raise money for good causesActors portraying local veterans from the Revolutionary War to Afghanistan brought history to life at the Cumming Historic Cemetery.October 26, 2026 -
Kitchen Inspections: Raw meat and fish stored incorrectly, dog bowl drying on dish rackThe latest round of Forsyth County kitchen inspections covered more than 20 food service establishments from Oct. 8 to Oct. 22.October 23, 2026 -
Halcyon restaurant fails health inspection with a 53Eclipse di Luna failed a routine inspection conducted this week.October 22, 2026 -
Andy Stanley to step down as senior pastor of North Point MinistriesAndy Stanley, who founded North Point Ministries, announced Sunday he will step down as senior pastor, and about 50,000 church participants will vote on his successor.October 21, 2026 -
Four Scythes Haunted Attraction serves up horror for eighth year in CummingWhat began in 2019 as a cancer society fundraiser has grown into a haunt that gives to about 20 charities a year, and its organizers say the cast and crew have become like family.October 20, 2026 -
Forsyth County students named to the State Superintendent’s 2026-27 Student Advisory CouncilFour high school students have been named to a statewide council that will advise Georgia’s school superintendent.October 15, 2026 -
Cumming Elementary named a state Title I Reward SchoolDistrict and school leaders say the designation reflects the work of the entire school community.October 14, 2026 -
Forsyth County’s newest Chick-fil-A announces opening date with ‘moove-in party’The new location is opening at a new commercial development.September 24, 2026 -
Kitchen Inspections: ‘Copious amount’ of mold-like substance, foods at wrong temperatures in recent health inspectionsThe inspections were conducted between Sept. 10 and Sep. 22.September 24, 2026