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A Virtual Job Fair Series begins today and will focus on a specific industry sector and showcase employers around the Forsyth and North Fulton areas.

In a news release today, this is what will open tomorrow.

Effective Friday, May 1, Forsyth County Parks & Recreation will reopen various facilities to the public after being temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The following facilities will reopen May 1 at County parks:

Our little sister publication turns one year old on April 1, 2020.  Please watch us all week long as we bring to you the memories of this past year.

With Districts up for re-election in the county District 4 will be the race to watch!

According to a press release ---Effective Jan. 1, all 26 imaging centers within the Northside Hospital system that provide mammography services, as well as the ScreenAtlanta mobile mammography van, will offer digital breast tomosynthesis, also known as 3D mammography. Women who schedule a mammogram now have the latest screening and diagnostic technology available to them.

SR 400 will have various scheduled north and southbound lane closures related to work being completed on the Pilgrim Mill Rd. bridge (weather permitting).

Scheduled lane closures:

After violations of the county’s massage and spa ordinance, a south Forsyth business has had its license revoked .  At the regular meeting on Thursday, Forsyth County Commissioners voted 5-0 to revoke the massage license for Wanli Inc., doing business as Massage Harmony Spa at 2130 Peachtree Parkway, and licensee Chunlan Wang.

 Roswell-based Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee will open its new location at Halcyon on Saturday, bringing the total number of retailers and restaurants open at the Forsyth County mixed-use village to 27 concepts. Johns Creek-based Pharaoh Nails and Spa also opened its new location at Halcyon earlier this month.

The University of North Georgia (UNG) Department of Nursing was ranked No. 11 in the state by Nursing Schools Almanac. The publication collected information from more than 3,000 schools nationally, and less than 35 percent made the final list.

ForsythCounty.com, FocoWoman, FocoPon and FoCoBox are excited are to share the news that Lou Ann Brownlee, has been selected to join The Humane Society of Forsyth County Board of Directors.