PCC Airfoils Pilgrim's Agriculture Farming plays a large role in the area's economy. Major agricultural products from the town and surrounding county include peanuts, corn, tobacco, and cotton. Chicken is also a major part of the economy. Tourism Douglas is home to Heritage Station Museum, which displays artifacts of the city's history. The World War II Flight Training Museum (the old 63rd Army Air Forces Contract Pilot School), Broxton Rocks, and the Ashley-Slater House are also popular tourist attractions in the area. All three were recently named among "Georgia's Hidden Treasures" in a segment on WSB-TV. Douglas has ten public parks. There are four golf courses in and around the city. Nearby, the General Coffee State Park draws more than 100,000 visitors a year and is the most popular tourist attraction in the area. Healthcare Coffee Regional Medical Center Coffee Regional Walk-In Clinic Media WOKA Dixie Country 106.7 FM WOKA Radio 1310 AM WOUG Radio Cielo 107.3 FM WULS Radio 103.7 FM WDMG Radio 97.9 FM, 860 AM WPNG Radio Shine 101.9 FM WSIZ Radio MyFM 102.3 @ 99.9 FM The Douglas News The Douglas Enterprise WSWG, CBS TV Education Coffee County School District The Douglas-Coffee County area is served by the Coffee County Board of Education. The Coffee County School District holds pre-school to grade twelve, and consists of eight elementary schools, a middle school, three high schools, and an alternative education center. The district has 438 full-time teachers and over 8,000 students. Ambrose Elementary School Broxton Mary-Hayes Elementary School Eastside Elementary School Indian Creek Elementary School Nicholls Elementary School Satilla Elementary School West Green Elementary School Westside Elementary School Coffee Middle School George Washington Carver Freshman Campus Coffee County Career Academy Coffee High School Coffee Alternative Education Center Private schools First Academy at First Baptist Church provides preschool (1 year olds - 3 year olds), pre-kindergarten, and K-12. Citizens Christian Academy is K-12 First United Methodist Church provides pre-kindergarten Higher education South Georgia State College is a public four-year institution of the University System of Georgia. Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Notable people James Brown, singer, lived here for a short time while working at a local saw mill. He was a native of Augusta, Georgia. Jason Childers, Major League Baseball player for the Tampa Bay Rays, member of the South Georgia College and Kennesaw State Athletic Hall of Fame G. Wayne Clough, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and