Left: A local Cub Scout troop walks downtown Douglasville on Monday morning.
After a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, the City of Douglasville put on its annual Fourth of July parade on Monday. Parade watchers lined Church Street to watch under an overcast sky. Martin Thomas, a 7-year-old who saved his family from a house fire last year, was the grand marshal…
Above: Douglasville Mayor Rochelle Robinson and her daughter wave at Fourth of July parade watchers along the route on Church Street.
Cortez Steele is proud of his grandson, Martin Thomas, 7, who alerted him and the rest of the family that their house was on fire.
District 3 Commissioner Tarenia Carthan smiles after presenting former Commissioner Mike Mulcare a golden shovel during Thursday’s groundbreaking ceremony for Punkintown Park.
Willys Hames shows where the land was cleared by Pilgrim Ministries in Teloga, Ga. Hames has lived on a neighboring property his whole life and said he is not happy the Christian-based recovery ministry is planning to open a new facility there.
Rodgers Green and Roots Organic Farm at 5301 Old Campbellton Ferry Road in Douglasville is on the county’s new Agri-Trail.
Kimberly Dawn Crowder provokes an energy of beauty with bright colors and spiraling paints in bees, fruits, swimmers and muses. This piece by Crowder is titled, “She Dreams in Color.”
The “No Boundaries” exhibit is full of surprising natural elements, such as embroidered leaves created by Heather O’Donnell.
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