Sabrina Kerns is a staff reporter for Forsyth County News, focusing on local news and events in Cumming, Georgia. With her work also appearing in The Dawson News, The Times, and Gainesville, GA, Sabrina covers a wide range of topics including community events, education, local government, and social issues.
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Cumming, Georgia, United States (Local)
Sabrina's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly related to Forsyth County and its community events, education, businesses, and public policy. Her articles often cover seasonal events and government announcements.
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By: Sabrina Kerns
Dr. Diana Husk works on a patient at her practice, Cumming Family Chiropractic. File photo.
By: Sabrina Kerns
Parents sat in their cars outside of Little Mill Middle School on Tuesday afternoon, anxiously waiting to see their kids just about an hour after the school notified them via email that a student had brought a loaded gun to campus that day.
By: Sabrina Kerns
The same filmmakers who released the horror feature film “Lanier” are coming out with a Lake Lanier documentary this summer. Photo courtesy of William Bush-Anderson.
NoFo Brew Co Co-owners Joe Garcia, Shannon Miles and Bryan Miles are bringing their local craft beer to the United Kingdom. Photo by Owen Russell.
Would the editor and readership agree that FOCAL, an arts center for schools in our county is not being exploited for purpose, i.e. a professional center for the Performing Arts, a drama-school and a venue for a professional theatre company?
By: Sabrina Kerns
Kylee Zulauf, a local 11-year-old, is inviting the community to help raise money for Blessings in a Backpack through A Circus Blessing. Photo courtesy of Kim Zulauf.
By: Sabrina Kerns, Kelly Whitmire
Following the arrests of two Little Mill Middle School students, Forsyth County Sheriff Ron Freeman sat down with Forsyth County News to provide more details on just what happened at the school and the investigation that followed.
By: Sabrina Kerns
Running a very close second to Sherriff Ron Freeman and the Forsyth County Sherriff’s department, is Dawn Phipps and the FoCAL Center for the Performing Arts, as the best thing to happen to Cumming and Forsyth County.
By: Sabrina Kerns
Forsyth County Schools leaders said during a Board of Education work session on Tuesday, May 7, that book challenges in local school media centers are slowing down despite recent concerns in the community.
U.S. News and World Report ranked three Forsyth County high schools within the top 10 in the state. - photo by File photo
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