Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Topics include more baseball and a look at the Maine Senate race. (video appears below ads)
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Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Topics include trash collection, fireworks, and Monday’s county commission meeting. (video appears below ads)
Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Topics include the disappearance of Altomease Sallet, a long chase that went through Coffee County, and the CHS female athlete of the year. (video appears below ads)
Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Topics include a cold case solved, a historic run at the Miss Georgia pageant, Coffee High’s male athlete of the year, and another topic or two if we have time. (video appears below ads)
“I made up my mind that I was going to enjoy the whole week. I wasn’t going to be nervous and I wasn’t going to put pressure on myself. Even in the interview, I thought, ‘What is the worst that can happen to me? I don’t know the judges and if I have a bad interview, what can they do to me?’ It was the same with the talent – even if I messed up, what’s the worst thing that would happen?” recalls Miss Georgia 4th runner-up and reigning Miss Georgia Southern Kaitlyn Tanner, who competed at the 81st Miss…
Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Today’s topic: Tropical Storm Arthur (video appears below ads)
Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Topics include a federal sentencing in a South Georgia drug operation and a new ordinance for the city of Douglas. Maybe. (video appears below ads) https://youtu.be/a0LQjqt2-3s
Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Tonight’s topic: Election results (video appears below ads)
Douglas Now LIVE! – with Robert Preston Jr. Topics include locals sentenced in a human trafficking investigation, a Coffee County pitcher destined for the MLB Draft, and an election update. (video appears below ads) https://youtu.be/2bQE5Ps3ixg
I have known Walter Jardine my entire life. I grew up listening to my grandparents and my dad talking about Dr. Dan Jardine, Walter’s father. For the first third of my life, I knew Walter primarily as a teacher and a coach. I also knew that he was the local photographer, always at every game – it didn’t matter which sport, and always with a camera in tow. When I was in the 11th grade, I realized that I wanted to make my career as a newsman. I loved writing. I loved access. I loved being a part of (and…