THOMASVILLE- Imagine Thomasville is excited to announce a remarkable collaboration with the 321 Let’s Go Travel Club to offer an unforgettable travel experience: “Spotlight on Tuscany!” This ten-day ...

“This sale celebrates over 55 years in business as we look toward retirement at the end of this year,” said owner and founder Jeffrey Hurst. “My wife Cindy and I are so grateful to have ...

THOMASVILLE- The Thomasville City Council met on Monday night where they heard from City Attorney Tim Sanders in regard to several alcohol mystery shopper violations. Sanders explained the ...

“The leaves are all falling, and they’re falling like their falling in love with the ground.” – Andrea Gibson. “I can smell autumn dancing in the breeze. The sweet chill of pumpkin, and ...

THOMASVILLE- Residents were in for a treat on Thursday night when they attended Literacy for Thomas County’s annual Literacy Fair featuring Valdosta native and former Super Bowl champion Malcolm ...

THOMASVILLE – As the cross country and softball seasons are coming to a close, a number of Brookwood cross country and softball athletes have received all-region honors. For cross-country, boys ...

THOMASVILLE – Thomas County Central will end the 2024 regular season at home on Friday as they take on Coffee in a game with major playoff implications. The Yellow Jackets and the Trojans come into ...

The amateurs running the Kamala Harris campaign have finally hit bottom. They tried dealing the “Trump is Crazy” card, the “Trump is Exhausted” card and the “Trump is a Threat to ...

Not until it got dark! That was the trick or treating rule my mother set down every year. She didn’t want me to embarrass her by interrupting families still having dinner. I hated the rule.

THOMASVILLE- Thomas University’s Division of Education received a $56,000 Dyslexia Endorsement Grant from the Georgia Department of Education. The grant will assist K-12 teachers with tuition ...

My husband, Bert, loves to greet people with a huge smile and a cheerful, “How you livin’?” His question (although perhaps a bit grammatically incorrect) is a great one for us to consider.

THOMASVILLE- Simeon Sturrup, a sixth-grade student at Thomas County Middle School, won First Place in the prestigious Fair Bear Writing Contest, sponsored by the Georgia National Fair. Competing ...