It may just be an empty building right now, but Boys and Girls Club director Cedrick Williams sees the old teen center full of youths and activity. Soon, he’ll get a chance to see that vision fulfilled. More...
With the stroke of a pen, new Gov. Robert Bentley eliminated the Black Belt Action Commisson, and the Alabama Rural Action Commission during his first days in office. More...
The Thomasville High School football team was presented with a special trophy, the U.S. National Guard Minute Man trophy honoring the team’s state championship. More...
Alabama Southern Community College Kathryn Tucker Windham Museum Library will present a Black History Month program Feb. 20 at 4 p.m. at the Thomasville Civic Center. More...
The Thomasville Middle School showed their pride and support for our hometown Steeler, Anthony Madison, Friday before the Super Bowl. Pictured (L-R) are: Mrs. More...
Sweet Water High School would like to congratulate the varsity basketball team for their win against Leroy last Thursday, February 3 and the girls’ basketball team on their wins again Leroy, Thursday, February 3 and Excel, Friday, February 4. More...
Christopher Thomas Walker and Ashley Nicole Spears; Kent F. Dearmon and Linda M. Baugh; James Matthew Lloyd and Arley Danielle Hayes; Lee Earnest Nelson and Debra Ann Roberson. More...
Dated Jan. 28-Feb. 2 Estate of John D. Purvis, to Johnny T. Purvis. James T. Hill, to McVay Asset Management Company, LLC. Robin Angela Craft Lewis, to Henry Heath Crim. Estate of Maxine M. Weston, to Charlotte Hogan Miller. Joe L. More...
Arrests booked through the Clarke County Jail during the week of Feb. 1- Feb. 8 include: Sherwood Parnell, 44, theft of property first degree, $15,000 bond, arrested by Clarke County Sheriff’s Dept. More...
Bertha Inez Odom Gould, 75, of Thomasville died Friday, February 4, 2011 at Thomasville Nursing Home. She was born June 11, 1935 in Thomasville. She was a member of the Pineview Baptist Church. More...
Bennie Clyde Jordan, 78, a truck driver, of Lamison died Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at Mobile Infirmary in Mobile. He was a member of the Lamison Baptist Church. Graveside funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m. More...
Hugh L. Luker, 66, of Myrtlewood died Sunday, January 30, 2011 at Rush Foundation Hospital in Meridian, Miss. he was born June 5, 1944 in Clarke County. He was a retired pipe fitter with Ingles Shipyard. More...
Clarke County Commissioner Rhondel Rhone is adamant that guardrails be put up along a concrete culvert spanning Cane Creek on County Route 1 in the northeastern corner of the county north of Chance, even though the Alabama Department of Transportatio More...
“Everything is moving full steam ahead with our Mardi Gras events,” said Southwest Alabama Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kathryn Chandler. More...
Forecaster are predicting that a snowstorm could reach well into the state today. Some predictions call for an inch or more of snow overnight Wednesday night. More...
The first legislative regular session of the quadrennium is looming. Our new Republican led majority House and Senate will convene on March 1 for the four month 2011 Session. There are a good many GOP freshmen in the group. More...
First, a bit of history: The Alabama State Capitol served as home to the State Legislature until 1985 when lawmakers moved into their newly renovated quarters called The Alabama State House, formerly a building that housed the State Highway Departmen More...
Peggy and I watched the “Super Bowl” on “live” TV his past Sunday. In the past we often recorded it so we could see it. When we were in Africa Cheryl would tape the game and send it to me. More...
The Thomasville High School boys’ varsity basketball team went 2 – 0 in the annual Clarke County Basketball Tournament being played in Thomasville this past week to claim the Tournament Championship. More...
Well, it’s been just over a week now since high school football players from all over the country signed letters of intent to continue their education and play football at the college or university of their choice this coming year. More...
As you will see from photos included in this week’s sports section, seven young men from the Thomasville Times’ immediate coverage area signed letters of intent to continue their education and play football at the collegiate level this pa More...
