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- Jeffery Young
- SGSC students assist Satilla Riverkeeper with Rivers Alive Cleanup
- Jeremy Moore named Eastside's top November reader!
- Local nonprofits rewarded for positive community impact
- Three arrested in brutal home invasion
- Citizens Christian LEO Club honors deceased area veterans
- Mr. Bobby Claxton Rozar
- Mr. Henry “Hank” Peter Dahm
- Merry Christmas from Eastside kindergartners!
- Lead Coffee drug investigator resigning to head Alma P.D.
- Congratulations, CMS spelling bee winners!
- Mr. George Carroll Carver
- Mrs. Dionne Carter Harper
- Joy McClelland
- Leonard Paulk
- Coffee County Schools to dismiss early Friday, Dec. 18
- Business programs return to Wiregrass Tech
- Coffee Middle School welcomes Pastor Britt Peavy to Dec. prayer breakfast
- Final Chamber Power Lunch of 2015 highlights ongoing community and business projects
- Parks & Recreation Dept. to host Doyle baseball/softball school
- Douglas library hosts children's Christmas party
- Mrs. Patricia “Patsy” Corbitt Wooten
- Mrs. Martha Jane Johns Davis
- Kenneth David Hutchison
- Larry Spires, Sr.
- Coffee County Schools to break ground for Billy Walker Agriculture Center at Coffee Middle School
- SGSC Swim Hawks have nice showing at SCAD meet
- Douglas police officer resigns, appeals, reinstated on supension following voter fraud accusation
- County administrator: 'Budget has leveled'
- Jennifer Nettles to play Dolly Parton's mother in television movie
- Enraged offender plows over female victim with sedan
- James Bobby Taylor
- City announces 2015 Festival of Lights Parade winners
- Salvation Army dedicates new recycling center in memory of Douglas philanthropist Dick Worrell
- Heartsaver First Aid, CPR and AED offered at Wiregrass
- Broxton - Mary Hayes students are aiming high!
- One dead in early Saturday shooting
- FBI, DHS, and Georgia law enforcement promote anti-terrorism campaign in wake of recent shootings
- Douglas - Coffee Co. Chamber of Commerce Friday Facts for Dec. 4
- Convicted con Bobby Worthy wants over $1 million for alleged mistreatment by Douglas officials, citizens