Rainy conditions and slick roadways contributed to many of the accidents reported this weekend. This accident occurred on Hwy. 43, in front of Ryan More...
Holiday shopping at the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may seem a bit strange, but here are a few suggestions that might help you with gift selections. More...
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...
The Thomasville Lions Club Second Annual Lunch with Santa will be Saturday, Dec. 4 at the Old City Gym at 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. The cost will be $8 per ticket. More...
Greetings from the Thomasville Band Room! Every weekday, when the high school bell rings for fourth block, students entering the band room for Marching Band are greeted by an Aristotle quote written on the front board of the room. The quote reads, More...
Virginia Ruth Barr Virginia Ruth Barr, 67, of Nanafalia died Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004 at Warren Manor Nursing Home in Selma. Graveside services were held at Nanafalia Baptist Church Cemetery at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 24 with Rev. More...
The Thomasville Area Chamber of Commerce announces the selection of three outstanding Thomasville citizens, selected through a written nomination and review process, for their excellence in serving the city and enhancing the community. More...
The Thomasville Police Department responded to a call at the Dollar General Store on Foster Avenue. The manager and clerk witnessed Ivory Johnson Jr., 48, of Thomasville shoplifting. More...
Clarke County road crews will take care of most of the clean-up of debris from Hurricane Ivan, according to County Engineer Sam Noble. Noble told commissioners during Monday More...
By: Ron Eakes, Wildlife Biologist When most people think about doing something special to benefit wildlife, they think about putting up a feeder or nest box in the back yard, planting a wildlife opening on their farm or hunting club, or even jo More...
Dec. 1, 1954 A former Alabama woman has admitted poisoning four of her five husbands. The other, whom she divorced, is now living in Alabama and probably considers himself a most fortunate man. More...
Dear Editor, I write to express grave concern at the treatment of citizens who exercise their rights to travel the highways of Alabama and victimized at maybe an illegal road block. More...
The Sweet Water Bulldogs literally ran past the Indians of Loachapoka High School last Friday night and right into the semi-finals of the AHSAA state playoffs. More...
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