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• Fifteen on-farm trials this year in Coffee County
• Roses Discount Stores opens Monday, brings unique model Douglas
• City announces junk drop off days for June
• City to host town hall meeting for TAD, new shopping center
• DPD to host second Coffee with a Cop next month
• SGSC recognizes excellence at awards ceremonies
• Rev. Jimmie Sayer
• Bobbie Deloyce Harper Rogers
• Lavane “Wesley” Pridgen
• Mr. Charles Edward Ladson
• Mable Fleming Corbitt
• Atkinson County auto accident claims life of Coffee resident, seriously injures three others
• SGSC summer semester registration underway
• Satilla Regional Library Announces Summer Reading Performances
• Georgia Chamber president visits CRMC
• Adams awarded GFB Scholarship for Agriculture
• Premium Waters, Inc. Donates Funds to Local Charities
• Wiregrass announces recent GED graduates
• Fugitive wanted in Alma arrested by U.S. Marshals in Texas
• Hawks finish second in GCAA tournament
• Perimeter road project basically completed, all lanes to open May 21
• Effie Kirkland
• Wiregrass Tech to host career exploration camp
• Douglas Quality Meats celebrates grand opening, ribbon cutting
• SOBU continues to support SGSC Students
• Whale sharks, the Okefenokee, and Wiregrass Tech
• Second Annual Student Film Fest held on the Waycross Campus of South Georgia State College
• School system receives accreditation from AdvancED
• 4-H wraps school year with honors night
• McIver enters late, District 5 qualifying ends with four candidates
• Fred Leamon Smith
• McCallum enters District 5 county commission race
• Leaf spot a common but easily treated disease
• GaTapp leaders at Wiregrass attend national conference
• CHS Graduation set for May 25
• USG Chancellor Dr. Steve Wrigley visits Douglas Rotary
• Ag Spotlight: Lindsay Grace Kirkland
• Bobby Jenks
• JoAnne Lewis receives first honorary degree from SGSC
• Satilla Regional Library System names new director