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September 30, 2004  RSS feed

Mayor Day reports on hurricane aftermath
Rambling Rose this weekend
The Rambling Rose Festival, scheduled for this weekend, was a bright spot on the Thomasville City Council More...
Hurricane Ivan forces schools to lengthen calendar
BOE adds five days to regular calendar
By Martha Gramelspacher

The Thomasville City School Board of Education accepted a recommendation to reorganize the school calendar in order to make up the 5 days missed due to Hurricane Ivan. More...

DARE officer makes a difference
By Martha Gramelspacher

Careful observation of Officer John Thornton reveals a person with a love for children and an easy-going demeanor. This personality duo made him the perfect candidate for the DARE instructor in Thomasville. More...

Day full of fun planned for downtown Thomasville all day Saturday

The Rambling Rose Festival is scheduled for Oct. 2, in downtown Thomasville. Admission is free. More...


Nickelodeon Day of Fun coincides with Festival and kids area activities

The Rose Festival will participate in the Nickeoleon International Day of Play on Oct. 2. More...


Street dance features Birmingham group

When Thomasville residents celebrated the end of World War II. They did it in style, with a street dance in the heart of the city. In honor of this great tradition and the community spirit it embodies the Rambling Rose Festival will host a Street Dance featuring The Connection Band. More...


5K begins at 8 a.m.

The Rambling Rose Charity 5K will begin at 8 a.m. at Thomasville City Hall. The 5K is open to all runners and walkers. More...


 Calendar
• Women in Winter
The regular fall area meeting of the Women in Winter scheduled to be held in October at the William Temple CME Church in Thomasville has been cancelled until further notice. More...
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 Editorials
• article has image French classes caused poor grades in English
September 29, 1954 Many of our young people are entering college this year-more, perhaps, than any previous year. All of us are glad to see our high school graduates have this fine opportunity for further study. So many of them, though, don More...
• Letters To The Editor
• article has image Siegelman looks for money while prosecutors look for new judge
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 People
• article has image Worthwhile Club installs new officers for 2004-05
The Thomasville Worthwhile Club met on Sept. 8 in the clubroom. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses, Maggie Smith, Elizabeth Forehand and Ann Harrison. The meeting was called to order by the president, Jane Eriksen. After the Pledge of Allegiance, Anne Hamilton gave the devotional. T More...
• Roe, Stockman to say vows Oct. 23
• Ashworth, Wiggins to wed in St. Stephens Park Oct. 2
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 School
• article has image THS 2004 Homecoming Court
The THS Homecoming Court for 2004 is front (L to R), Shauntae Bennett, Jr., Allison Jacobs, Sr., Whitney Pritchett, Sr., Haley Bradford, Sr., Selena Whitney, Jr.; back, Shaneka Nicholson, Soph., Hannah Etheridge, Soph., Abbey Rish, Fresh. and Camellia Forte`, Fresh. More...
• article has image THS making up for lost days
• Coffeeville “Ole Timers” reunion set for Oct. 16
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 Sports
• article has image Need new players? They are out there!
Charlie Anderson With football season well underway and the hopes and aspirations of football fans being either fueled by their team More...
• article has image Tigers repel Raiders 42-0
• article has image SWHS Bulldogs pummels MHS Panthers Friday night
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 For The Record
• Obituaries
Tommy D. Allen Tommy D. Allen, 60, of Bessemer died Thursday, Sept. 16, 2004 at U. A. B. West in Bessemer. Funeral services were held Saturday, Sept. 25, 1 p.m., at Midway Baptist Church in Dickinson with Rev. William H. Sharp, Jr. officiating. Interment followed at the church cemetery. More...
• Clarke County Property Transactions
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