What happens when a real County infrastructure project becomes a classroom challenge? You get creativity, collaboration and a whole lot of innovation! 👏💡 Last September, Forsyth County brought a real-world water infrastructure challenge straight into a Georgia Institute of Technology classroom, giving engineering students the chance to strategize, problem-solve and create a design for a simulated version of Forsyth County’s Return Flow Project. Take a look at how Forsyth County is helping buil

1M views · 44K reactions | In case you missed it, Georgia Tech engineering major Quincy Howard won big on Wheel of Fortune last night. After sweeping through the first rounds and winning more than $35,000, Quincy solved the final puzzle and won a brand new car. His parents were by his side to celebrate as well. Congrats, Quincy! We’re so proud of you! (Let’s paint that Mini Cooper too) | Georgia Tech | Facebook