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Man volunteers kidney for childhood friend

THOMASVILLE - For many folks on the organ transplant list, the wait for a compatible organ can seem like an eternity. More...

Writing scores improve for Thomasville system

THOMASVILLE - Thomasville students did well on the Alabama Direct Writing Assessment, administered a few weeks ago. More...

Windham Speaks At Book Festival

Thomasville native and noted author Kathryn Tucker Windham was the keynote speaker at the Thomasville Arts Council More...

TPD works 55 complaints last week

THOMASVILLE - Thomasville Police worked 55 complaints last week, resulting in 11 misdemeanor arrests. More...

Editorials

EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK

World has a double standard when it comes to the U.S. More...

Know the law before doing home improvements

By Troy King
Alabama Attorney General

Once again we are in the season of spring home and lawn projects, including home repair and remodeling. More...

Historic decision forever changed Alabama

By Bob Ingram
The Alabama Scene

Back in the mid-1980s I wrote a couple of books about my years covering Alabama politics and in one of them I had a chapter devoted to what I called the "Top Ten" stories I had covered from 1953 until 1986 More...

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Religion

Thomasville Church of God Building Coming Up

Workers have been going full tilt on the lot on the north side of the Highway 43-Gates Drive intersection. They are putting up the new building for the Thomasville Church of God. More...

SPIRITUAL REFLECTIONS

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Church Calendar

Mt. Olive Baptist Choir Day

The combined choirs of Mt. Olive Baptist Church #2 will celebrate Choir Day on Sunday, May 23 beginning with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. "Fit To Sing" is the theme for the 11 a.m. service. Dinner will be served following the morning service. More...

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Sports

More Tigers Sign Scholarships

Thomasville Tiger Jesse Luker signed a scholarship to play baseball with the University of Mobile Rams. Pictured with him on the front row are his mother, Becky Luker, his father, Wayne Luker and his sister, Jewel Luker. More...

Thomasville’s William Ross named to North-South All-Star Team

MONTGOMERY - Thomasville High School More...

Tigers pour gas on AHS Yellow Jackets

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Area seniors to receive diplomas tomorrow night at concurrent ceremonies

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Pine Hill Police make marijuana bust

PINE HILL - Pine Hill Police have made yet another drug arrest in connection with a year-long undercover sting. More...

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Pistol range named in memory of fallen officer

THOMASVILLE - Police officers and officials from throughout the area gathered at the Thomasville Police Department pistol range Saturday morning to dedicate the facility to the late Sgt. Phillip Gunter. More...

Click It Or Ticket Campaigns begin May 28

THOMASVILLE - On May 28-29, Thomasville More...

Local family reconnects with Norwegian relatives

Jansens enjoy visiting family on Scandanavian vacation
By Marvin Jansen
Special to the Times

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School

TMS students honored at Awards Day

Thomasville Middle School held it More...

Ernest Named Teacher Of The Year

Thomasville Elementary School Fourth Grade Teacher Ruby Ernest was recently named Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year. Ernest was selected by Wal-Mart customers who voted on the honor at the store. More...

Winners of recent anti-litter contest listed

The Clarke County Anti-Littering Committee conducted an Anti-Littering Poster and Essay Contest during the month of April. More...

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For The Record

Obituaries

Clara Bell Sheehan Champion

Clara Bell Sheehan Champion, 82, of Pine Hill passed away Monday, May 10, 2004 at her home. Funeral services were held at O More...

Area Calendar

AL-ANON Meets

AL-ANON meets every Thursday night at 6:30 at Pineview Baptist Church (enter door at Moore Street entrance behind church). For more information call 636-9985. More...

Courthouse Records

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