Forsyth County News
Serving the residents of Cumming and the surrounding Georgia community since 1908, this publication provides comprehensive local coverage of government, education, and regional developments. As a key source for community information, it plays a vital role in connecting Forsyth County citizens through dedicated reporting on local events and public affairs.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN GEORGIA
Dating back to the eighteenth century, the regional newspaper industry here is characterized by a stark divide between dominant metropolitan dailies and enduring rural weeklies. Leading the market is the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the flagship daily owned by Cox Enterprises that holds significant statewide influence. Other historical heavyweights include the Gannett-owned Augusta Chronicle, which operates as one of the oldest continuously published papers in the South, and the McClatchy-owned Macon Telegraph. The local media network also includes a deeply rooted African-American press, highlighted by the historic Atlanta Daily World, founded in 1928, and the Atlanta Voice. Paperboy indexes 151 Georgia newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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VIEW OBITUARIES ↗Forsyth County News — Today’s Headlines
- Forsyth County commissioners take unplanned recess during tense exchange with citizen
- Forbes ranks Forsyth County Schools as one of Georgia’s best employers
- Jail data reveals jump in ICE detainers since Forsyth County sheriff's deal with federal agency
- Inside the deal that lets Forsyth County Jail deputies enforce federal immigration warrants
- Forsyth County commissioners proclaim Hispanic Heritage Month
- Voter registration deadline for November election is coming up — here’s how to get registered
- Snap Fitness to open its first Forsyth County location
- Forsyth County sets deadline to pay your property taxes
