A report in lasts week’s issue of The Thomasville Times was in error in reporting that the union vote at the Golden Dragon Precise Copper Tube plant in Sunny South was certified by the National Labor Relations Board. More...
I must say, all this chilly weather is getting old. I feel like a yoyo going back and forth from weather that is fairly pleasant to weather that is freezetail cold. Just when we see the first daffodils, it rains and gets colder than it was before. More...
Glory Road Quartet to perform at Lighthouse Fellowship The Glory Road Quartet will be at the Lighthouse Fellowship Church (formerly Grove Hill Methodist Protestant Church) on Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. More...
Pat Ozment Jr. Pastor of Deatsville Baptist Church
Sunday is not the first day of a new week for me. It is more the last day of the old week, because all week long I have been studying and preparing for Sunday. Sunday is not a day of rest. Sunday we had a men’s breakfast at 7 a.m. More...
The Thomasville High School Tigers varsity baseball team was 2-3 in tightly contested road games to begin the season. THS won 2-0 Monday at Leroy High. Good pitching and solid defense kept Thomasville in a scoreless game until the final inning. More...
The Thomasville High School Tigers varsity soccer team defeated the Holt Ironmen and the Capitol School Owls during home games on Feb. 21. THS beat Holt 1-0 in the first ever home opener. It was the first win of the season. More...
Cody Shoemaker, Tevin Watters and Ryan Cribb will be playing for the Alabama Southern Community College Eagles when they take on Meridian Community College in a game rescheduled for March 1. More...
Robyn Webb Boyd, 51, of Alabaster died Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015 at UAB Hospital, Palliative and Comfort Care after a fiveyear battle with cancer. She was born Dec. 16, 1963 in Grove Hill. More...
Retired Army National Guard LTC Jack O. Kerby, Sr., 86, of Demopolis, died Feb. 22, 2015, at Woodhaven Manor in Demopolis. A funeral service will be held at Demopolis First United Methodist Church on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015, at 1 p.m. More...
The chief financial officer of Thomasville’s city school system brought up Thomasville’s promised tax payments at the school board’s meeting Tuesday night. More...
The Thomasville High School Soccer team will host its first annual yard sale fundraiser on the THS lawn, Saturday, March 7 from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Booths are available (10 X 10) for $25 and need to be reserved by March 4. More...
The Alabama River Credit Union will conduct its annual membership meeting March 5 at 7 p.m. at the Monroeville Community House, located at 271 Park Drive. There will be the election of new officers, refreshments and door prizes. More...
The Town of Fulton will host its 8th annual Voice for the Animals Campaign 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run Saturday, March 21 at 8:30 a.m. in downtown Fulton. Adults are $15 if registered by Feb. 28 and $20 on race day. Children under 12 are $10. More...
Janice Kania, (second from left), Clinical Director of Encore Rehabilitation, spoke to the Research Club on Osteoporosis on Feb. 19, at the L. J. Smith home. More...
The Cooperative Education Program at Thomasville High School announces Tireeq Jones, left, as the "Employee of the Week". The "Employer of the Week" is Yolanda Johnson, manager of A.J.s Economy Store. More...
THS senior, Kim Autery, loves her Career Tech classes. In fact, she has taken five classes, and two of them helped her choose her future profession. More...
Nathaniel Strang is a junior who works with the City of Thomasville in the CO-OP Program at THS. His supervisor, Jesse Moss stated, "Nathaniel is very helpful to me and others here at City Hall. More...
Charles Ray McLemore to Heather Brooke Lancaster. John W. Brown to Sollie Matthew Brown. Rodger Reynolds Hare to Gena M. Overstreet. Ronald Roy Hare to Gena M. Overstreet. Randal Renard Hare to Gena M. Overstreet. Donna M. McClinton to Tyler M. More...
Litter along county roads got the full attention Monday of the Clarke County Commission. “Our roads are terrible,” said commission chairman Jackie Ray Rush. More...
