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Pop Tennis Honored, Child Seat Checkup

These are the five things you need to know today, Aug. 12

  1. The August meeting of the Douglas County Democratic Party will be feature Chris Pumphrey, executive director of the as the the keynote speaker. There will also be greetings from Mellissa Prescott, the Thirteenth Congressional District Chair. The meeting will take place at , 5400 Stewart Mill Rd., Saturday, at 10 a.m.
  2. A child safety seat educational event will be held Aug. 13, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at . Certified child passenger safety technicians from Safe Kids Douglas County will be available to inspect the selection, installation and use of child safety and booster seats. Parents and caregivers will be given one on one instruction on how to properly use their child’s infant or booster seat.
  3. Mobile Coming to Arbor Place Mall. Best Buy Mobile stores offer an outstanding selection of phones and networks while providing guests with impartial, informed advice from non-commission phone specialists. The store will also feature accessories, Bluetooth/handsfree, netbooks, laptops, Apple iPods, MP3 players, eReaders and more. Best Buy Mobile is scheduled to open this October and will be located on the lower level near .
  4. Special Pops Tennis of Douglas County took 8 athletes to the 2011 Special Olympics Georgia Summer Games on May 20 through 22, at Emory University. They were recently recognized by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners. Here are the the athletes and their results from the summer games: Full Court Singles-Justin Kopf (Gold); Full Court Doubles-Justin Kopf/Marty Larsen (Bronze); Short Court Doubles-Ashanti Bassett/Jack Costello (Bronze);Bethany Holder/Pam Ellis (Fourth); Pilah Moore/Bill Cobb (Bronze); Skills-David Diaz (Gold); Sarah Emile (Gold); Imani Mitchell (Silver); and Joseph Roth (Silver).
  5. The third quarter Downtown Breakfast Club will be held on Aug. 17 at 8 a.m. at the downtown located at 6697 Church St. This complimentary quarterly event is hosted by the and this quarter’s breakfast will be sponsored by Nations Roof. The Downtown Breakfast Club is an opportunity for business owners to learn about downtown incentives and opportunities, network, receive business improvement ideas, and grab a bite to eat. Those interested in attending, R.S.V.P. to mainstreet@ci.douglasville.ga.us.

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Diana Memmolo June 17, 2013 at 02:09 am
Most all Animal Shelters, Rescues and Humane Societies badly need loving Foster Homes. If you liveRead More in Fulton County, please consider helping Fulton Animal Services. We here in Douglas County, Very, Very badly need loving foster homes. If you want to share your home with a homeless furry soul, and live west of Atlanta... please consider helping your local animals, very badly in need. Both the Humane Society and the County Animal Shelter need help for the animals. The Douglas County Humane Society helps their foster animals with food, medication and needed vetting. Please consider contacting the Douglas County Humane Society at D.Animals@mindspring.com or www.DouglasCountyHumaneSociety.com or call 678 838 9123 or the Douglas County Animal Control Shelter at scollier@co.douglas.ga.us or 770 942-5961 Thank you for considering helping.
JB June 4, 2013 at 08:58 am
To Mr Bill Adams.....there is no such thing as a MODERN Christian. You are either a Christain or youRead More are not. While we as Christians love the sinner we are not to love the sin nor are we to back those sinners who are committing a sinful act. We should, however, with love in our hearts try to win their souls for God and preach what the Bible teaches. Which by the way, the Bible tells us it is wrong and a sin for a man to lie with a man.
Jana Crump-Aquino June 4, 2013 at 06:13 pm
I wonder how many gay teens were in that audience, who felt horror at that standing ovation? HowRead More many stood next to the parents who didn't know it wasn't a choice, who were standing and applauding next to a child who was already so emotionally torn up inside with the thought of telling these parents they were gay?? How many of these teens will commit suicide rather than tell these parents? Good move church, who is supposed to be preaching forgiveness, understanding and give support to the needy. Who decides what emotion is needy? Feeling gay, or thinking about getting a divorce, or losing your job and needing help? I am not gay, but I wholly believe in living, and let live, and helping where you can with no judgment! This church should be ashamed of itself! This is exactly why I don't go to church, and worship in my own way. They are all a bunch of hypocrites and should be ashamed of themselves.
Elizabeth June 5, 2013 at 05:21 pm
Well said! I agree wholeheartedly. For those that want to look up the scripture, it's in LeviticusRead More 18:22 and 20:13. God spells it out perfectly what you are and are not supposed to do. If God is against it, man should be against it too.