Forsyth County News 

     
The Forsyth County News newspaper serves as a trusted source of news and information for the residents of Cumming, Georgia. Located in the heart of Forsyth County, Cumming is a vibrant city that boasts a rich history, diverse community, and a thriving local media landscape.

The Forsyth County News has been an integral part of the community since its establishment in 1908. With its dedication to delivering accurate and timely news, the newspaper has become a reliable source for locals seeking information on local events, government updates, sports coverage, and more. The paper covers a wide range of topics that cater to the interests and needs of Cumming's residents.

Cumming itself is a charming city with a population of over 6,000 people. Situated just 40 miles north of Atlanta, it offers residents the perfect blend of small-town charm and proximity to urban amenities. The city is known for its picturesque landscapes, including Lake Lanier – one of Georgia's largest lakes – which attracts visitors from all over the state.

In addition to the Forsyth County News, Cumming benefits from various other local media outlets that keep residents informed about community happenings. The Cumming-Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce operates its own magazine called "The Voice," which highlights local businesses and events. The magazine serves as a valuable resource for both residents and visitors looking to explore what Cumming has to offer.

Moreover, Cumming's local media landscape includes radio stations such as WDUN AM/FM and WCHK FM – both providing news updates and entertainment options for listeners in the area. These radio stations offer an additional platform for residents to stay connected with current events and enjoy music tailored to their tastes.

With its vibrant community spirit and diverse media offerings, Cumming provides its residents with ample opportunities to stay informed about local news and events. Whether through the pages of the Forsyth County News or other local media outlets like "The Voice" magazine and radio stations, Cumming's residents can rely on their local media landscape to keep them connected and engaged with their community.