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• Douglas man arrested after allegedly sexually assaulting a shopper at Walmart
• City seeks citizens' input concerning ARPA funds
• FWS proposes listing alligator snapping turtle as threatened under Endangered Species Act
• Paul "Bunky" Tyre, Jr., 85
• Roger Terry White, 73
• Terrell Jordan, 44
• Bonnie Corbitt, 79
• Lester Bryant Davis, 65
• William David McNeal, 96
• Peggy Sue Carter Spivey, 62
• Opal J. “Gang Gang” Tarrant Hutchinson, 85
• Martha Jo Griffin Hulsey, 88
• Twyman Carter, 89
• Quincey Roger Fender, 72
• Robert Paul Knight, 78
• Peggy Ann Vaughan, 80
• Tommie Delaine Mancil, 70
• Harold L. Wright, Sr., 76
• James K. “Kenny” McLendon, 68
• Milton Purvis, 59
• Brenda Gail Hayes Anderson, 57
• Anthony “Tony” Harrell, 59
• 4-H Adopt-A-Highway takes place in December
• Youth council recognizes October as Pink Month
• SGRC recognizes City of Douglas at reception
• Unison holds ribbon cutting for new adult mental health facility
• COUNTRY Financial helps Coffee High School, American Legion Post 515
• COUNTRY Financial helps Coffee High School, American Legion Post 515
• Second half surge lifts Hawks in season opener
• Interactive Veterans Museum coming to Coffee High on Veterans Day
• Nicholls mayor's election headed to Nov. 30 run-off
• Dr. Sims presents at 75th Annual Georgia Orthopaedic Society meeting
• Fall Forum deadline is approaching, shotgun team to start practicing soon
• Novelist and Waycross native Joe Palmer to visit SGSC for book signing
• Coffee Regional’s Heart & Vascular Center opens
• Southeast Health District begins boosters for Moderna, Johnson & Johnson vaccines
• CHS FBLA attends FBLA Fall Rally at Six Flags
• SGSC soccer makes history, wins first conference championship
• Sheffield found guilty, receives life sentence
• Vamshi Reddy one of seven candidates for Oregon U.S. Attorney position