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August 18, 2011 RSS feed / People

Let’s have roast and potatoes for dinner

Swapping Recipes & Sharing Memories
Terri Lyles

This week I’m going to give recipes for a complete menu. Vegetables, meat, dessert . . . everything but the bread. More...

Horse show is this Saturday

The Thomasville Horse Show will be Saturday, Aug. 20 at the arena on Old Hwy 5 just off Industrial Road. Western and gaited events will begin and 4 p.m. and timed events will follow at 6 p.m. More...

GPS course at ASCC

Have you ever tried using a GPS for fun or for business? GPS (Global Positioning System) is one of the most useful and successful technologies devised. More...

CCARC promotes new executive director

By Evan Carden Special to the Times

Longtime Clarke County Arc (CCARC) employee Terry Pezent, of Jackson, has been chosen as the new executive director for the organization, which provides services to people with intellectual disabilities. More...

Wallace recieves highest honor

President Rick Christner of the Thomasville Lions Club, left, presented Lion Shirley Wallace with the highest award from Lions International, the Melvin Jones Fellowship award, at a recent meeting. More...

Reception for Laws September 3

Jaquisiya Breon Watters and Jermanine De’Shun Law were united in marriage on Friday, July 8 in Grove Hill. The bride is the daughter of Min. Jack and Evang. Valeria Watters of Thomasville. More...

Bradford and Moye complete Government Training Institute

Clarke County Commissioners Karen Bradford and Tyrone Moye recently completed the most rigorous training program available to county officials in Alabama, which includes 120 hours of training from the Alabama Local Government Training Institute. More...

County school board wraps up hiring for new school year

By Jim Cox Co-Publisher

In a special meeting Friday, Aug. 12, the Clarke County Board of Education made its final personnel hirings and adustments for the new school year. Superintendent Woodie Pugh said the system has virtually full staffs at all of the schools. More...