Got junk? Get rid of it for free next week. The City of Douglas Public Works Department and ESG Operations are partnering together to offer residents, who live in the city limits of Douglas, five days to get rid of excess junk at no charge. Fall Junk Free Week will be Monday, October 2 through Friday, October 6, 2023, between the hours of 8:30 am – 4:30 pm at 1011 Shirley Avenue (corner of Shirley and College Park Dr.). For citizens inside the city limits of Douglas, fees will be waived, during this one week, on…
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Renown Cargo Trailers sells enclosed cargo trailers at the lowest price for the best value. Call them today at 888-287-3954. “If you can dream it, we can build it.”
Franklin D. Hayes, Attorney at Law, is located at 109 S. Madison Avenue in Douglas. Mr. Hayes specializes in Bankruptcy, Auto Accidents, Workers Compensation, and Debt Relief. For the best legal advice call him at 912-383-6132
See Austin Respiratory for your home medical equipment and sleep diagnostics. Start your adventures with the i-GO portable scooter. Call us today at (912) 384-4771 or visit us at 502 West Ward Street in Douglas.
At Regency Walk-In Clinic, we are dedicated to giving you the caring support and excellent medical attention you need to address your issue quickly, directly, and affordably, Monday through Friday.
Pineland Bank is going gold this September in honor of childhood cancer awareness!
Motor vehicle and commercial vehicle collisions. We fight. You recover. Call now for a free case review. (912) 384-5700
Willis Ag is your Yanmar dealer in the Southeast. They are also an agricultural and industrial repair shop. Willis Ag is located at 2633 Ocilla Highway in Douglas. Call them today at (912) 850-0785.
South Georgia State College is one of the best post-secondary education options available. Featuring affordable tuition, small class sizes, over 20 associate degrees and seven bachelor degrees, and three convenient locations, you will achieve your academic goals at SGSC.
Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson said Thursday that all of Georgia’s Regional Commissions reported a rise in August unemployment rates. “August unemployment numbers continue to reinforce the strength of a vibrant Georgia economy,” said Commissioner Bruce Thompson. “With the uptick in unemployment over the past month, it requires diligent and deliberate focus to balance opportunity with the needs within the state’s workforce.” The labor force rose in all areas, except the Central Savannah River Regional Commission. Employment was up in the Heart of Georgia, Northeast Georgia, and Southern Georgia Regional Commissions. Please see a synopsis…