Forsyth County
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Sep 19, 2026
Mega Edition: The National Forest Serial Killer (Part 1-2) (9/18/26)
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10:19Bobby CapucciHOST
Her remains were found on December 6, 2005, in Dawson County, Georgia.
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10:24Bobby CapucciHOST
Hilton was known to have been in Forsyth County because he had been stopped for a traffic violation there.
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10:30Bobby CapucciHOST
In his statements to investigators, Hilton told them that he would usually go to hair salons to ask for money, usually around lunchtime.
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10:38Bobby CapucciHOST
Investigators were unable to find an alibi for him on the day of Patrice's disappearance.
How Forsyth County is Supporting Local Farmers Through Agritourism
How Forsyth County is Supporting Local Farmers Through Agritourism
Sep 17 · 18 Mentions
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0:10speaker_0HOST
Time to get unplugged as we're talking about what's happening here in Forsyth County, your community.
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0:14speaker_0HOST
And today we're talking about saving the dirt of Forsyth County.
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0:18speaker_0HOST
With that, we're talking about farming in Forsyth County, agriculture, and more specifically, agritourism.
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0:23speaker_0HOST
Is that the future of preserving farms here in Forsyth County? to join us to talk more about that as District 4 Commissioner Mindy Moore.
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0:30speaker_0HOST
I know, Commissioner, this is something near and dear to your heart.
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0:33speaker_0HOST
And John Bishop is kind enough to join us from Warbington Farms as they get into the fall season here really soon.
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1:05speaker_0HOST
Only 6.5% of Georgia's total farms are engaging in agritourism.
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The national average, 1.5%.
Georgia's Hunting Crossroads With Joe Schuster
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13:01Joe SchusterGUEST
Typically what will happen is we'll see them as we've taken so much habitat away in metro Atlanta.
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13:08Joe SchusterGUEST
Certainly I live in Forsyth County, and it's just exploded.
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13:13Joe SchusterGUEST
So we keep taking habitat, we keep taking, uh, more, more of our area away from deer.
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13:19Joe SchusterGUEST
So, you know, where they go, I mean, I was on my computer the other day, I had three deer walking in front of me.
17 MINS LATER
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29:59Jake RoweHOST
Yeah.
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30:00Joe SchusterGUEST
We're losing a lot of land.
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30:01Joe SchusterGUEST
Back in the day, back in Forsyth County, my kids would f- hunt and fish locally, locally.
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30:09Joe SchusterGUEST
They would jump into a pond, unfortunately, maybe with permission, maybe not with permission, try and yank a few bass out.
Kincade & Chernoff -Braves Closing in A Playoff Berth
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8:11John KincaidHOST
watching the game may have been a little more engaged.
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8:15John KincaidHOST
Maybe Bill in Forsyth County was up on his couch a little bit more than the two of them were.
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8:20John KincaidHOST
Was that our first marriage counseling? That very well could have been.
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8:22Matt ChernoffHOST
All right.
Ep. 12: Could UGA Become Georgia’s First NCAA Hockey Program? | Interview with Head Coach
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4:13Matteen RadHOST
Just kind of one thing that I really wanted to cover, because we talked about it in our news segment last week.
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4:18Matteen RadHOST
There was that leak that had come out about an email to the Forsyth community that things were getting close.
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4:25Matteen RadHOST
Apparently, it seems like those reports were wide of the mark.
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4:29Matteen RadHOST
Uh, even Vernon Krause has released a statement saying that, uh, there has not been any formal communication with the NHL, that they are ready to move on with a, a next, uh, the next level.
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4:49Matteen RadHOST
I've reached out to the, uh, the media representatives for Vernon Krause.
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4:55Matteen RadHOST
I'm hoping we can get him on the show.
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4:57Matteen RadHOST
Obviously, it's maybe a little bit far-fetched, a little bit out there, but hopefully we can get Vernon on to talk about what the future of hockey might look like in Forsyth and in Georgia.
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5:07Matteen RadHOST
But as I was just saying, you know, hockey is not as far as way, uh, far away as you might think it is, because the UGA Ice Dogs actually, from the release of this episode, they just started play three days ago on September 11th in South Carolina, and they're coming back to Georgia here soon.
Kincade & Chernoff -Braves Closing in A Playoff Berth
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9:14Matt ChernoffHOST
Well-
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9:15John KincadeHOST
Maybe Bill in, maybe Bill in Forsyth County was up on his couch a little bit more than the two of them were.
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9:20Matt ChernoffHOST
Is that our first marriage counseling?
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9:21John KincadeHOST
That very well could have been.
Solar farm upgrade; PTSD research; Mike Collins speak at GOP convention
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5:34Abigail ParnhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I am able to walk by a house without having a meltdown 'cause I know that there's a big dog that lives there, which has been a outrageously amazing change for me.
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5:43Ellen EldridgeCORRESPONDENT
On a hike at Lanierland Park in Forsyth County, she even brings her own dogs.
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5:48Abigail ParnhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This one's Clover.
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5:49Abigail ParnhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Um, Clover's the little one.
How New Software Expedites Warrants for Law Enforcement
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7:41speaker_0HOST
Ultimately, that's what we want.
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7:42speaker_0HOST
But we know in a growing community such as Forsyth County, it's going to happen.
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7:46speaker_0HOST
Your office is going to be busy.
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7:48speaker_0HOST
But how busy is it getting? How safe of a community, through your lens as a judge, what's the safety level of Forsyth County that you would anticipate compared to maybe others surrounding us?
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7:58Keisha ChamblissGUEST
Well, we're still very safe as far as the seven deadly sins, murder, those sorts of things.
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8:04Keisha ChamblissGUEST
And that's kind of how they term it in the criminal process as well.
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8:13Keisha ChamblissGUEST
And that is because our sheriff's office is very good.
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8:16Keisha ChamblissGUEST
Most of the big crimes that we see – in fact, most of the crimes I think that we would see – from the mid-level seriousness up to felony level are folks coming in and committing crimes rather than our citizens committing crimes.
380 - The Spirit of Hocevar
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1:08Devin KupkaHOST
No, not at the moment.
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1:10Devin KupkaHOST
I'm just, you know, I'm just me, you know, just hanging around here up in Cumming, Georgia, keeping things down in Forsyth.
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1:16Devin KupkaHOST
And, you know, Dan's keeping things down in Dawsonville.
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1:19Devin KupkaHOST
I like that extra power that people don't know about.
The Future of Barrow County with Dr. Dallas LeDuff
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3:25Dallas LaDuffGUEST
I taught a self-contained EBD class is what we call it in Georgia, stands for emotional behavioral disorders.
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3:32Dallas LaDuffGUEST
So taught there, ended up going to Forsyth County from there.
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3:38Dallas LaDuffGUEST
And then from there to Oconee County and then in Barrow County and along that journey got to do just about everything you can imagine in the school setting.
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3:50Dallas LaDuffGUEST
Had a really great opportunity to work with some phenomenal leaders who kind of shaped me as an educator and certainly as a leader.
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