The Alumnae of Tift College
Hey y’all, Did you know that Forsyth was once the home of the second-oldest women’s college in Georgia? Founded in 1849 as the Forsyth Female Collegiate Institute, the college has had a few different names but the one that most folks know is Tift College, named after Bessie Willingham Tift, who was a graduate of […]
The City of Culloden: Small Town Charm, Big Future
Hey y’all, On the latest Monroe Today episode, my good friend Gilda Stanbery hosted Mayor Lynn Miller and Councilwoman Dr. Margie Bryant. They work for the beautiful City of Culloden and came on the show to share information on excitin’ upcoming community events. Now, sit back and relax while I give y’all a rundown of […]
Monroe County Historical Society
Hey y’all, On a recent episode of Monroe Today, my friend Gilda Stanbery welcomed Nolen Howard andRalph Bass from the Monroe County Historical Society. The society is celebratin’ its GoldenJubilee and has recently undertaken a complete revitalization of its exhibits! If you missed theepisode, I’ve got some highlights for you so grab yourself somethin’ to […]
Sweet Spots for Photo Ops: Part 2
Portrait Locations in Monroe County In the first installment of this series, Sweet Spots for Photo Ops: Part 1, we gave an overview of great portrait spots in downtown Forsyth. This time we are taking you to check out a couple fun locations around Monroe County. Looking for beautiful outdoor spaces? Give High Falls State […]
Tight Lines at All Seasons Guide Service
Hey y’all, On a recent episode of Monroe Today, my good friend Gilda Stanbery welcomed local fishing expert Jeff Mooney. Along with being a tourism partner of Visit Forsyth, Jeff is the owner and operator of All Seasons Guide Service. He takes folks out on Lake Juliette, a beautiful 3,600-acre reservoir lake here in Monroe […]
An Interview with Forsyth Author: Steve Reece
Hey y’all, On the latest episode of Monroe Today, my good friend Gilda Stanbery interviewed a local writer and author by the name of Steve Reece. If you’re a local like me, then that name should ring a bell because he’s been a crime reporter and columnist for the Monroe County Reporter for a long […]
Sweet Spots for Photo Ops: Part 1
Downtown Forsyth has a great mixture of classic Southern historical buildings, green spaces and just a tinge of urban vibes that combine to create exciting opportunities for a variety of portrait styles. Whether you pick one spot to strike many poses in or take a meandering photo stroll through multiple locations to explore the options, […]
Fish. Beer. Repeat. Itinerary
Looking for a break from the hustle and bustle with a relaxing fishing getaway? Enjoy afishercation to Forsyth for a trip full of fun memories, fishing and delicious bites andbrews. We’ve curated the perfect itinerary for you and your friends to enjoy! Fromspending the morning fishing out on Lake Juliette drinking a refreshing pint of […]
The Forsythia Festival
Hey Y’all, March is here and it’s time for the 38th annual Forsythia Festival! For folks unfamiliar with the festival, it’s a beloved tradition in Forsyth and central Georgia that draws visitors from around the state. It’s named after the beautiful Forsythia plant that blooms in early March. Those bright yellow blossoms are like little […]
Monroe County Fine Arts Center
Hey y’all, My good friend Gilda Stanbery, who many of you may already know is the Executive Director of the Forsyth Convention & Visitors Bureau, recently hosted a very special guest on her radio show: none other than Kari Buckindail. She’s the Communications and Fine Arts Center Coordinator for the Monroe County Schools and plays […]
