Hi there, I'm Holly, the field editor for Gwinnett, Douglas, Bartow and Paulding counties. I'm brand new, but not to Patch. I was here in the very beginning and then took a side step. Glad to be back.
I graduated from the University of North Carolina in ... well a long time ago... so I'm a Tarheel born and raised. But have come to call Georgia home for now.
I've been in journalism for 20 years, some as a reporter and some as an editor. I've covered everything from hurricanes to moonshine making and all the mayhem in between. I've worked all up and down the east coast at various daily newspapers including Norfolk, Va., and here in Atlanta.
I'm the proud parent of two teenagers, a dog and two cats. Love the dog. I'm a cat person. You're one or the other. Anyway, glad to be online and reporting from my hometown of Douglasville. Call me with news tips and questions.
Due to budget cuts, the board voted unanimously to cut lesser-used bus routes 35, 65 and 70. The cuts also include the paratransit buses that follow the same routes and serve the disabled.
The decision, part of cutting 10 percent from all county departments, also includes what to do with the paratransit buses that follow the same routes and serve the disabled community.
The decision, part of cutting 10 percent from all county departments, also includes what to do with the paratransit buses that follow the same routes and serve the disabled community.
The decision, part of cutting 10 percent from all county departments, also includes what to do with the paratransit buses that follow the same routes and serve the disabled community.
Special investigators granted immunity to the Douglas woman, Bernadine Macon, and four other Gideons Elementary fifth grade teachers in exchange for their testimony.
An email notification was sent out today, saying no employees are part of the ongoing investigation.
Here's what you need to know today, Friday July 8.
The Atlanta CRCT scandal report cites Douglas resident Bernadine Macon.
The camp had advertised in Douglasville Patch's events, but has been canceled without warning.
Here's everything you need to know today, Thursday July 7.
An accident involving a school bus has Chapel Hill Road at a stand still.
Under the resolution, a 90-day moratorium was placed on rezoning applications in a section of Hwy. 92 due to a planned study of the corridor to determine where new development should occur.
Here's everything you need to know today, Wednesday July 6.
The Family Readiness Group, an organization that supports a unit of deployed soldiers by taking care of their families at home, nominated GreyStone for the honor.
The annual Douglasville Fourth of July parade kicked off the holiday for many.
Here's everything you need to know today, July 5, 2011.
There will be a parade this morning, activities all day at Hunter Park and fireworks tonight. Check out all you need to know to celebrate today, July 4, 2011.
Former Douglasville City Councilman Harvey Persons officially announced he will seek the office this November.
Here's what you need to know before ever leaving the house today, Saturday July 2.
Here's five things you need to know today, Friday, July 1.
