House Bill 677, a 127 page bill to legalize casino gambling in Georgia was introduced at the end of the 2015 legislative session.
New gambling will hurt HOPE, not help it!
Forsyth County Parks and Recreation has a really wide variety of camps available this spring break...
Forsyth County Press Release 000892 FEBRUARY 4, 2016 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE REGISTER TODAY FOR SPRING BREAK CAMPS THROUGH FORSYTH COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION Forsyth County, Georgia – It’s not too early to begin making your spring break plans. Forsyth County Parks and Recreation is offering partial and full-week spring break camps this April. The programs […]
The Forsyth County Public Facilities Authority approved on September 1 the inaugural project to be funded through the entity since its creation in 2008.
The PFA was established in order to allow projects such as facilities, public safety improvements and parks to be delivered to Forsyth County citizens in the most timely and cost-effective manner possible. One of the primary functions of the PFA is to issue revenue bonds for such projects to be paid for by a defined revenue stream.
The Forsyth County Fire Department invites Forsyth County youth interested in learning what it takes to be a firefighter to sign up for a free week-long summer camp program
Forsyth County Schools is seeking a name for the sixth high school, located on 118 acres between Fowler Road and Mullinax Road
Pinecrest Academy senior Andy Rodriguez earned a perfect score on his Advanced Placement (AP) Spanish Language and Culture Exam, taken when he was a junior, in 2014
Forsyth County Schools will be closed on Thursday, Feb.19 due to inclement weather
The Forsyth County Fire Department invites all local third grade students to display their artistic talents while promoting a commitment to fire safety by participating in the fifth annual Forsyth County Fire Safety Poster Contest
Pinecrest Academy’s Mock Trial team will travel to Dalton, Georgia, on Feb.28 to compete in the District Level Mock Trial Competition
Pinecrest welcomed The Most Reverend Wilton D. Gregory, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Atlanta, as the main celebrant of an all-school Mass
