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Homeless Population in Woods off Hospital Drive to be Re-located in a Coordinated Effort of Churches, City and County Government, United Way and Local Businesses. The City of Douglasville is seeking community-minded businesses who will be part of the United Way and its program to remove people “from the woods” and place them in housing…
Read MoreThank you to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners office for the content. Douglas County, through a partnership with the National Association of Counties and CVS Caremark, provides a FREE prescription discount card to County residents. The card gives discounts on prescriptions for residents who are uninsured, underinsured, seniors and pet owners in the County.…
Read MoreAtlanta-based Cactus Car Wash announces the grand opening of its newest location in Douglasville on July 21. The location at 2777 Chapel Hill Road features the brand’s familiar adobe-style building with 9,800 square feet of Southwestern décor and other unique amenities. With just under a dozen locations in only three states; being the highest grossing…
Read MoreAfter twenty-five years of great success with its annual National Juried Art Exhibition, the Cultural Arts Council of Douglasville/Douglas County, Inc. has decided to change course in 2012 and to present its first national unjuried exhibition. As the National Juried Art Exhibition has done since it was established, the FIRST NATIONAL OPEN VISUAL ARTS SHOW…
Read MoreThe Associated General Contractors of Georgia (AGC Georgia) elected Atlanta native E. Kenneth Swofford as the 2012-13 chapter president. Swofford is president of Austell-based Swofford Construction, Inc., a full-service commercial contractor who for the past 34 years has specialized in building quality religious, educational industrial and retail facilities. The firm has been an active AGC…
Read MoreThank you to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners office for the content. Park full of open spaces and non-organized sports. Douglas County Commission Chairman Tom Worthan was joined by old and new friends at the renovated Woodrow Wilson Park at 10 a.m., Saturday, July 21st, to cut the ribbon and officially open the park,…
Read MoreThank you to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners office for the content. The 10th annual September Saturdays Festival will be held Saturdays, September 22nd and 29th on the grounds of the Douglas County Courthouse, and vendor and exhibitor registration is now open for the festival’s Community Marketplace. Over 100 vendors and exhibitors are anticipated…
Read MoreThank you to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners office for the content. Affordable adoption offer for the month of July also includes free spay or neuter Douglas County Animal Control is making it extremely affordable to add an adorable new member to your family in July by temporarily reducing their standard $35 adoption fee…
Read MoreThank you to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners office for the content. Douglas County has been selected by the Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) to receive one of fifty employee health promotion and wellness incentive grants awarded State-wide to promote worksite programs designed to enhance the health and wellness of County employees and…
Read MoreGeorgia Trend Magazine, the magazine of Georgia business, politics and economic development, spotlighted Douglasville and Douglas County in its July Issue. The magazine highlighted local business and community leaders and highlighted their thoughts on the economic situation in Douglas County. The article entitled, “Coming Back: Location, optimism and a good business climate” written by reporter…
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