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Effective October 1, Georgia Liquor Barn (GLB) in Cumming, Ga. is slated to lose there liquor license for 29 days..  District 1 Commissioner Molly Cooper pushed and took a hard stand on this harsh punishment for GLB.  This means that this local business will be closed for the month of October essentially.  Other Businesses with similar infractions have been issued a mere citation and/or fine, they have not been ordered to shut their doors and lose an entire month of revenue.

Details were released of the PPP that helped businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.  Nearly 300 in Cumming.

It is Sunflower season; do you know where the hotspot is in Forsyth County???

City of Cumming has presented the official logo designs of the Cumming City Center, as well as a community Buy-A-Brick Program.  This program will allow the public to purchase personalized bricks that will be incorporated into two prominent areas of the city center.

 Forsyth County Schools issued this week options that parents will have for their students when they return to class this fall.

Unless directed to do otherwise by the governor or Georgia Department of Education, school will open on Aug. 6 as scheduled for the district. K-12 students will have two options: face-to-face or virtual.

The nation’s first Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19, 1910, in the state of Washington. However, it was not until 1972–58 years after President Woodrow Wilson made Mother’s Day official–that the day honoring fathers became a nationwide holiday in the United States. Father’s Day 2020 occurs on Sunday, June 21.

Two events will take place Friday and Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery.

Information released yesterday  Governor Brian P. Kemp and State School Superintendent Richard Woods of the Georgia Department of Education issued the following joint statement:

Ralph E. Fernandez, attorney for Horsford’s widow has allegedly found evidence to warrant further investigation.

In a letter to the GBI, Sherriff Ron Freeman has asked Director Vic Reynolds to assume and open an investigation of her tragic death.

In just 90 days, things have changed dramatically.  Was it just 90 days ago?  In this short amount of time where we live and how we live has completely changed.