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Forsyth Publix employee tests positive for coronavirusPublix supermarket has confirmed that they have been informed that an associate working at their Cruse Marketplace store, located at 1735 Buford Highway in Cumming has tested positive for COVID-19.March 24, 2020 -
FCN print deliveries delayed due to weatherBecause of the current inclement weather, the Forsyth County News will be delaying the delivery of our Sunday newspaper until Sunday afternoon and evening.February 8, 2020 -
Dahlonega Street closed in Cumming due to business fireDahlonega Street is closed just north of downtown Cumming due to a structure fire in a business there.January 3, 2020 -
Pittman Road closed after reported fatal rollover wreckWitnesses said that a Jeep Wrangler rolled multiple times, ejecting the occupant. We have been unable to confirm the condition of the victim with officials.December 17, 2019 -
North Forsyth domestic incident ends in officer involved shootingA domestic stalking call in north Forsyth early Friday morning turned into a chase that ended with one suspect shot by a deputy according to the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office.October 25, 2019 -
More than 900 ran to help provide internet, technology for Forsyth County studentsMore than 900 residents joined together on Saturday, Oct. 12, for the fifth annual iRun for BYOT 5K & Fun Run at Shiloh Point Elementary School.October 16, 2019 -
Two children dead in north Forsyth house fireOfficials with the Forsyth County Fire Department say that two children were found dead after an overnight house fire on Apple Valley Court off Pilgrim MIll Road.October 5, 2019 -
Blaze destroys home off Lanier Heights DriveFirefighters are still on the scene of a serious overnight fire on Lanier Heights Drive in North Forsyth.October 5, 2019 -
'It’s home': 5 lifelong Forsyth County friends celebrate turning 90 togetherWhile much of the county was celebrating the opening of a new multi-use shopping center in south Forsyth, five friends were celebrating a time when things in Forsyth County looked a lot different.September 29, 2019 -
Forsyth local already helping in the BahamasPaige Colwell, an avid diver, traveled to the Bahamas on her own time to assist in the rescue efforts underway. Colwell, who has been regularly posting requests for help and updates to her Facebook account, says the damage in some areas is devastating, but the people are working together. “There is no violence here on this particular island. People stand in line and wait for water, wait to be evacuated and exchange stories and smile. This while standing in the heat the entire day .”September 8, 2019