Hunter Park is now a COVID-19 testing site for Cobb & Douglas Public Health.
This year’s finalists focused specifically on enhancing health and well-being through civic engagement.
Chief Gary Sparks has released his 2019 Annual Report to citizens of Douglasville to chronicle his department's efforts toward that goal.
Since Douglasville's Parks & Recreation facilities and programs are closed because of COVID-19, we'll bring some of our activities to you.
Governor Kemp's Executive Order is effective starting at 6 PM on Friday, April 3, 2020 through 11:59 PM on Monday, April 13, 2020.
On Tuesday, March 17, 2020 the Social Security Administration closed ALL local Social Security offices to the public for in-person service.
Students in Douglas County School System will continue with digital learning. Plans are already in place for Digital Learning Phase II.
"Douglasville Impact takes its first step into social distancing on this week's show."
Due to COVID-19, there is a moratorium on the filing of zoning applications seeking annexation, rezoning, variances and more.
Top news includes puppies exploring the GA Aquarium, restaurants offering takeout and schools closed. How to share news, events on Patch.
The North Side Trail Plan Public Input Meeting in Douglasville scheduled for March 30 has been canceled because of coronavirus.
Fears over the spread of the coronavirus caused court filing deadlines to delay. The sheriff is asking the public not to come unless needed.
Top news includes a "cutest quarantined pet" contest, 10 deaths in GA, Tyler Perry and malls closing. How to share news, events on Patch.
Concerns over the spread of the coronavirus has caused officials to delay court cases within the 30-day span.
Several events across Douglas County have been canceled or postponed, including the Douglasville Police Department 6K Fun Run.
The outdoor courts at Jesse Davis Park have reopened.
The March 31 event to be held at the Douglasville Conference Center has been canceled as a precaution regarding the novel coronavirus.
The donation will be used to purchase an x-ray machine, Douglas County officials said.
The city made a guide to make sure any election signage you choose to display meets the City's temporary sign ordinance.
You're sure to find something you'll enjoy!
This detour will remain in place for the duration of construction of the new bridge for Veteran’s Memorial Highway (Hwy 78).
The Douglas County Museum History and Art has opened a special exhibit celebrating the county's 150th birthday this year.
The podcast sheds light on Douglas County Animal Shelter and their policies.
Douglasville police are inviting the community to take on a 6k run, starting and ending at the department.
Here's a great chance to support the community and get your business' name out there.
Mayor Rochelle Robinson was awarded the 2020 “Women in Public Service” award for her leadership.
This nearly 23,000 square foot facility will give Public Services some much needed "breathing room",and will house fleet maintenance.
This course aims to educate small business owners & entrepreneurs on the basic and advanced concepts of how to start a business in the city.
Dat Luu has already begun to identify areas in need of security improvements, according to Douglas County officials.
The event will include vendors, a bounce house for the kids, touch-a-truck, egg hunt, food, entertainment and more!
The remodeling of the building housing their new showroom along with new landscaping has brought a beauty and freshness to that area.
This event is $25 and a run packet and t-shirt will be provided, according to the police department.
Congratulations to all!
Mayor Rochelle Robinson and City Council recently presented a proclamation declaring the first Thursday of every February as Optimist Day.
Mayor Rochelle Robinson and city council recently presented a proclamation declaring the first Thursday of every February as "Optimist Day"
This nearly 23,000 square foot facility will give public services some "breathing room," city officials said.
During construction, Mill Village will be closed. We expect to reopen for your enjoyment in summer 2020.
Douglasville Supper Club provides an opportunity for the mayor and citizens to have informal conversations over dinner.
According to city officials, Mill Village is the first in a series of renovations to the Douglasville park system.
Rick Martin is the first African American board member to serve in the 14-year-history of the Douglas County FCA organization.