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Rules for abandoned structures considered by Forsyth BOC

The Greenleaf subdivision was torn down in April after the houses were abandoned since construction halted in 2006. - photo by FCN file photo

greenleaf4 WEB — The Greenleaf subdivision was torn down in April after the houses were abandoned since construction halted in 2006. - photo by FCN file photo

Kelly WhitmireFollow @ForsythNews

Updated: Aug 31, 2016, 5:00 AM

Published: Aug 30, 2016, 6:32 PM

Forsyth County does not have any way of dealing with unsafe, unused structures in the county, though that will likely change.

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Forsyth County opens local employee “Health and Wellness” medical center

Forsyth County Commissioners cut the ribbon on the county’s new “Health and Wellness” center on Thursday, Dec. 12. The center will reportedly serve all county employees and their families.

Health and Wellness Center — Forsyth County Commissioners cut the ribbon on the county’s new “Health and Wellness” center on Thursday, Dec. 12. The center will reportedly serve all county employees and their families.

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FCN staff

Published: Dec 21, 2019, 3:00 AM

Forsyth County has officially opened its 2,200-square-foot “Health and Wellness” center, which will offer onsite medical services to Forsyth County employees and their families in the coming years.

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