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October 4th, 2007
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The story teller comes home
More than a hundred people spent the day with Kathryn Tucker Windham Saturday at Alabama Southern's Thomasville campus. Windham, the story teller who now hails from Selma entertained the audience with her wit and stories of days past. More...
LifeLine in final stages of JETS buyout

LifeLine Paramedics is currently in the final stages of negotiating the purchase of the JETS ambulance service. "We're working out the details now," said Jonah Thomas manager of LifeLine. "I think the people of Clarke County will be better served by combining the two companies. More...

No raises in county budget

The Clarke County Commission approved Monday the fiscal 2008 budget. The balanced budget of $12,340,924.00 does not include any salary increases for county employees. Commission Chairman Joe Hunt said the issue of raises would be revisited in November. More...


Halftime tunes

PHOTO BY ARTHUR MCLEAN Co Drum Major John Thornton directs the Thomasville High School marching band during halftime at the W.S. Neal football game. More...


Beer arrives in T'ville

PHOTO BY ARTHUR MCLEAN Beer deliveries began in Thomasville Monday morning as the first stores to have their alcohol sales licenses approved received their first deliveries. Here, cases line the wall of the Smoke Shoppe in Thomasville. More...


 Calendar
•AREA CALENDAR
BWWMH jewelry sale The $5 Jewelry Sale returns to Bryan W. Whitfield Memorial Hospital's classroom Oct. 4 and 5 just in time to for Christmas shopping. The incredible $5 price for costume jewelry of all types includes everything from rings to necklaces during the event when shopping hours will b... More...
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 People
•Restaurant restored
PHOTO BY ARTHUR MCLEAN Carolyn's Restaurant has resumed business after a fire destroyed the Pine Hill eatery several months ago. More...
•Grove Hill Movie Gallery closing
•Dunnam, Paul united in marriage Sept. 15
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 Religion
•Christians are to depend on their master
Princess, our pure bread African dog, is very great with pooches in pouches. We tried to keep her away from mixed company during her fertile period, but we had to go to Dakar, Senegal, and she had the gall to go gallivanting. More...
•CHURCH CALENDAR
•TBC seniors travel to Tennessee
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 School
•Yearbooks are now on sale
Hello to all of you again. It certainly has been another great week. With the Tigers bringing home an awesome win last Friday, anticipation congests the halls of Thomasville High! The theme this week is "Tie Up The T.R. Miller Tigers." Good luck Thomasville Tigers! More...
•Shepherd joins staff at ASCC
•Environmental education
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 Sports
•Sweet Water downs Leroy again 35-14
For the second year in a row the Sweet Water Bulldogs defeated the number one ranked 2A Leroy Bears in a mid-season non-region battle between the two schools. This year the margin of victory turned out to be 35 - 14. More...
•THS blows out Choctaw
•Fall, number one in my book!
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 For The Record
•OBITUARIES
John Edmund Adams III John Edmund Adams III, 54, of Bon Secour died September 28, 2007. Mr. Adams was born April 26, 1953. He was a native of Grove Hill. He was a retired Navy Senior Chief. Survivors include his wife, Merrilee Adams of Bon Secour; one son, John M. Adams of Bon Secour; one daug... More...
•TPD report
•Clarke County Sheriff's report
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