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Will Forsyth County be the next entertainment hub in Georgia? Some say the area is ready for lights, cameras and action!

No, there isn't a new Hollywood sign on Sawnee Mountain, but there has been more and more TV and movie productions in the area as part of the film industry's rapid growth in Georgia. (Staff illustration)

FCN_FoCoWood_2_090218_web — No, there isn't a new Hollywood sign on Sawnee Mountain, but there has been more and more TV and movie productions in the area as part of the film industry's rapid growth in Georgia. (Staff illustration)

Forsyth County News

Updated: Jan 18, 2025, 9:40 PM

Published: Jan 16, 2025, 4:01 PM

As film and entertainment projects boom throughout Georgia, industry professionals say Forsyth County could become a hub for the “creative economy.”

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Cornerstone Schools closes daycare for good after lengthy dispute with state over childcare license, abuse allegations

The daycare at Cornerstone Schools in north Forsyth County closed for good on April 28 after having its childcare license revoked by DECAL on Oct. 21, 2024. - photo by Travis Jaudon

04292025CORNERSTONE CLOSES — The daycare at Cornerstone Schools in north Forsyth County closed for good on April 28 after having its childcare license revoked by DECAL on Oct. 21, 2024. - photo by Travis Jaudon

Travis Jaudon

Forsyth County News

Published: Apr 29, 2025, 6:39 PM

Cornerstone Schools’ daycare has officially closed after losing its license in the wake of child abuse allegations and a high-profile legal fight. Forsyth County News visited the site as staff packed up and sought comment from the operators. Here's what happened.

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