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Outgoing councilman Lewis Ledbetter looks back at 49 years in office

At his final meeting, outgoing Cumming City Councilman Lewis Ledbetter, who did not seek re-election this year for the seat he has held since 1971, was honored by Mayor Troy Brumbalow and the city council by naming a future overlook adjacent to the new bridge over Castleberry Road “Lewis Ledbetter Overlook” and naming Ledbetter grand marshal of the Cumming Country Fair & Festival “as long as he wants to serve in that capacity.” - photo by Crystal Ledford

Ledbetter — At his final meeting, outgoing Cumming City Councilman Lewis Ledbetter, who did not seek re-election this year for the seat he has held since 1971, was honored by Mayor Troy Brumbalow and the city council by naming a future overlook adjacent to the new bridge over Castleberry Road “Lewis Ledbetter Overlook” and naming Ledbetter grand marshal of the Cumming Country Fair & Festival “as long as he wants to serve in that capacity.” - photo by Crystal Ledford

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Published: Dec 21, 2019, 1:29 AM

Outgoing Cumming City Councilman Lewis Ledbetter, who attended his last meeting as a councilmember on Tuesday, has seen a few changes in his tenure.

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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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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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