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On Feb. 25, the first seven bridge beams were set in place for what will be the new SR 400 overpass and interchange along SR 369 (Browns Bridge Rd.). Stay tuned for another video instalment of On the Move to get a behind the ... Read more...

On Friday, Feb. 25, State Rep. Lauren McDonald (GA-26) visited the Forsyth County Water Treatment Plant to see first-hand how Forsyth County’s water infrastructure system operates and to discuss plans for the $32.6 million the County was awarded by the state for future infrastructure ... Read more...

Gov. Brian P. Kemp, along with members of the Georgia Water and Sewer Infrastructure Committee and other state leaders, announced that Forsyth County has been awarded $32.6 million for future water and sewer infrastructure upgrades and projects. “Because we remained focused on protecting lives ... Read more...

Take a walk in the park with Senior Services’ therapy dog, Hank, turn trash into treasure by upcycling decor and enjoy a trip to Zoo Atlanta – this and much more is offered for residents 50 and better by Forsyth County Senior Services! For more ... Read more...

Many people wish to have the warmth and company of a pet but may not be able to adopt one. The Forsyth County Animal Shelter (FCAS) provides the best of both worlds through their fostering program.  Foster volunteers can help an animal prepare for adoption ... Read more...

Commuters can expect delays and traffic pacing on SR 400 southbound beginning just north of Settingdown Road through the SR 369 intersection Feb. 25 and 26, weather permitting. The traffic impact is to allow for the positioning of beams, cranes and rigging for the ... Read more...

To celebrate Valentine's Day, Forsyth County Senior Services hosted a dance for their patrons on Friday, Feb. 11. View photos from the event by clicking here. Holiday-themed activities are just one part of what Senior Services has to offer patrons 55 and up. Activities are ... Read more...

During a class of the Forsyth County Student Government Academy held on Thursday, Feb. 10, students learned about the work and responsibilities of state government. The students were joined by two of Georgia’s top leaders – State Supreme Court Justice Shawn Ellen LaGrua and Lt. Governor ... Read more...

Students in 8th to 11th grade can share what they think is a best practice for how government agencies prepare and respond to disasters through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Youth Council. This Council is for youth leaders interested in supporting disaster preparedness ... Read more...

Standard & Poor (S&P), Moody’s and Fitch each provide county with highest rating Two of the nation’s major credit agencies affirmed Forsyth County’s perfect bond rating this week with a AAA rating from S&P and a Aaa rating from Moody’s. This follows a AAA ... Read more...