Women Of Douglasville

08/20/2026

Douglas County’s annual September Saturdays festival is back!

Day 1 of the festival will take place on Saturday, September 19, at Boundary Waters Park from 11 AM to 4 PM. Get ready for a full day of fall family fun, including hayrides, carnival rides, a pumpkin patch, line dancing, food trucks, and more!

Day 2 will take place on Saturday, September 26, at the Douglas County Courthouse from 11 AM to 4 PM. Come and shop with local vendors, eat delicious food, listen to great live music, and enjoy fun carnival rides!

Retail vendor registration (only Sept. 26): https://www.vancoevents.com/us/DUIT

Food vendor registration: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/g/cX6B9U63ku

08/20/2026

CAMP-O-REE IS BACK! 🎃🏕️

One of our community’s favorite fall traditions is returning! 🍂 Get ready for a weekend of camping, a Halloween movie under the stars, pumpkin carving, tent decorating, games, Tent-a-Treat & more!

📅 October 23–25
📍 Clinton Nature Preserve
💲 $50 per family

Whether Camp-O-Ree is already a family tradition or this will be your first year joining us, we can’t wait to welcome you for another unforgettable weekend! 🧡

Registration is open! Register online at DouglasCountyGA.gov or in person at Deer Lick Park.

08/20/2026

🩺💙 FREE Health & Wellness Festival!

Douglas County Senior Services is hosting its 6th Annual Health & Wellness Festival and the community is invited!

📅 Friday, September 18
⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Boundary Waters Activity Center

Stop by for FREE health screenings, mobile health units, vaccinations, caregiver resources, health insurance information, prizes, music, and more!

This event is FREE and open to the public, so come out and take advantage of these great health and wellness resources right here in our community!

Check out the flyer for additional details, including information on mobile mammography and free prostate cancer screenings.

06/23/2026

Women of Douglasville has officially reached **60,000 members**

When we started this community in 2014, I could have never imagined what it would grow into. What began as a simple vision to connect women in our community has become something so much bigger, a thriving platform where people come to connect, share resources, support businesses, ask questions, and show up for one another.

One thing I’m especially proud of is that this growth has been **organic**.

No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Just consistent effort, intentional leadership, and a genuine commitment to creating a space that serves our community.

Managing a group of this size takes a lot of care, discernment, and time. I’ve always been intentional about protecting the culture of this community by keeping it **inclusive, resourceful, respectful, and welcoming**. I’ve worked hard to ensure Women of Douglasville remains a place where people from all walks of life can feel seen, supported, and connected.

That doesn’t happen by accident.

It takes boundaries. It takes moderation. It takes protecting the mission.

And through it all, you all have helped make this community what it is.

Thank you for trusting this platform.
Thank you for showing up.
Thank you for connecting, serving, and impacting.

And yes… we’re going to celebrate this milestone! 🥳

I’m currently focused on preparing for my daughter Alanna’s Sweet 16 this Friday (a milestone we’ve been looking forward to for a long time 💕), so all my energy is there right now, but once we get through this special weekend, I’ll be sharing details about a celebration in the coming weeks.

Stay tuned… because 60K deserves to be celebrated!

With love and gratitude,
Karen “The Connector”

06/03/2026

Let's have a conversation ladies!!!

05/14/2026

04/20/2026

Women Of Douglasville is a community built on connection, respect, and resource sharing. Our moderation decisions are guided by group guidelines that are in place to protect the overall environment for all 60,000+ members.
We do not silence voices, however, we do manage how information is shared to ensure it aligns with our standards, avoids misinformation, and maintains a respectful space for everyone.
Women of Douglasville is not a platform for unchecked accusations, political targeting, or content that can create division without proper context or verification. Our responsibility is to protect the integrity of this community, and that means making moderation decisions that may not always align with individual expectations.
This is not censorship, it is leadership and accountability to the standards we’ve established for a positive and respectful space.
If anyone has concerns about moderation, please contact us directly.

04/20/2026

Women of Douglasville is a community built on connection, respect, and resource sharing. Our moderation decisions are guided by group guidelines that are in place to protect the overall environment for all 60,000+ members.

We do not silence voices, however, we do manage how information is shared to ensure it aligns with our stan dards, avoids misinformation, and maintains a respectful space for everyone.

Women of Douglasville is not a platform for unchecked accusations, political targeting, or content that can create division without proper context or verification. Our responsibility is to protect the integrity of this community, and that means making moderation decisions that may not always align with individual expectations.

This is not censorship, it is leadership and accountability to the standards we’ve established for a positive and respectful space.

If anyone has concerns about moderation, please contact us directly.