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Here's how the county is trying to make Settles Bridge safer

Forsyth County

Kelly Whitmire

FCN staff

Published: Aug 10, 2018, 6:00 AM

Forsyth County is teaming with the National Park Service to limit access to an abandoned bridge over the Chattahoochee River.

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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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