Douglas Fire Department Announces Nightly Fire Hydrant Testing, Tips for Dealing with Discolored Water
The City of Douglas Fire Department will be testing fire hydrants from March 18-22 during late-night hours, potentially affecting water clarity for residents who are advised to flush their taps.
Douglas County Commissioners Approve $100 Million Reinvestment Plan to Elevate Infrastructure and Public Services
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners approves Phase 2 of the Douglas Forward Reinvestment Plan, focusing on infrastructure, public safety, economic growth, and quality of life.
Georgia Nears 370,000 Early Voters as Presidential Primary Approaches Tuesday
Early voting in Georgia's presidential primary ends Friday, with a 5.5% turnout of active voters so far. Voters can choose any precinct in their county today, requiring photo ID. Biden and Trump rally in Georgia ahead of Tuesday's primary.
Three Killed in South Fulton Crash as Slingshot Strikes Sedan on Old National Highway
A crash in South Fulton involving a sedan and a Slingshot vehicle resulted in three deaths and closed Old National Highway. The victims' identities haven't been released, but one was identified by family in an interview.
Georgia Delegates Bring Mix of Hope and Concerns to Biden's State of the Union Address
Georgia's congressional delegates bring diverse guests with personal stories to Biden's State of the Union address, reflecting political priorities and concerns on issues like student debt and border security.
Atlanta's Mary Mac's Tea Room Vows Swift Reopening After Storm-Induced Roof Collapse
Mary Mac's Tea Room in Atlanta is temporarily closed due to a roof collapse after a storm. Despite the damage, no injuries occurred, and the restaurant plans to reopen as soon as possible. Community support has been strong during the cleanup.
Rivian Puts $5B Georgia Factory Plan on Indefinite Hold, Opting for Cost Savings in Illinois Amid Corporate Downsizing
Rivian postpones its $5 billion Georgia plant's construction to cut costs, despite the project's potential to generate 7,500 jobs, opting to use its existing Illinois facility instead.












