Cairo News

The Georgia Department of Labor's Thomasville and Cairo Career Centers, along with several other local organizations, will sponsor a career and resource fair Thursday, Feb.

Hospice of Southwest Georgia recently placed bird feeders in local personal care homes, assisted living facilities and nursing homes as a way to bring comfort and normalcy to patients, family members and friends.

Look magazine photograph collection , Reproduction Number LC-L9-54-3566-O, #17 DLC All month long we're celebrating Black History Month! Before CC Sabathia and Derek Jeter, there was another famous African American baseball player by the name of Jackie Robinson.

Neo-traditionalist singer Daryle Singletary was among the brightest new stars to arrive on the contemporary country scene of the mid-'90s, winning fans with his simple, honest songcraft and distinctively gravelly vocals.

February is Black History Month and there's no better way to celebrate it than by remembering the man who would grow up to wear number 42 for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Jackie Robinson.

Jackie Robinson, who would have been 93 today, once said that "a life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives," Jackie Robinson said.

His full name was Jack Roosevelt Robinson. 1934 - Singer Etta Moten was the first African-American actress to perform at the White House.

Penn State has received verbal commitments from seven high school seniors during the past week.

Penn State has added a quarterback to its 2012 recruiting class, and it's a signal caller from outside what has been the Nittany Lions traditional recruiting area.

Services for Mrs. Flora Irene Comerford Lowe, 89, of Bainbridge, were held Sunday, Jan.

Neo-traditionalist singer Daryle Singletary was among the brightest new stars to arrive on the contemporary country scene of the mid-'90s, winning fans with his simple, honest songcraft and distinctively gravelly vocals.

Neo-traditionalist singer Daryle Singletary was among the brightest new stars to arrive on the contemporary country scene of the mid-'90s, winning fans with his simple, honest songcraft and distinctively gravelly vocals.

Atractor-trailer rig attempting to make a turn onto the 17th Street Bridge caused damage to the guardrail on the bridge.

Sue Nell Jones Stapleton, 89, died Thursday, January 12, 2012, in Cairo, following an extended illness.