Thomasville News

Four City of Thomasville officials involved in Thursday's fatal automobile incident are still recovering at Archbold Memorial Hospital.

A Thomasville man was killed and 11 city employees were badly injured Thursday morning in a bus crash in front of the Thomasville National Bank on Remington avenue.

Updated July 2, 2009 10:43 a.m. We've learned at least 10 city employees including the city manager and members of his staff were on the Thomasville tour guide bus.

Goat milk is easier to digest than cow milk, at least that's what they say. Maybe Sweet Grass Dairy had that in mind when they decided to offer both Cow and Goat Cheeses.

Edgar Roberts' blue eyes and blond hair seemed to shine in the sun filtering through the trees around Lake Ella on Wednesday afternoon.

Recycling is alive and busy in Thomasville, despite the backup of some collected materials, city officials said.

Inmate labor at Country Oak Golf Course is a sure bet. One doesn't have to worry about people showing up for work, but turnover is a concern.

The puppy is believed to be the victim of malicious animal cruelty. The injury almost cost the canine his life.

A man wanted in connection with the armed robbery of two elderly women in Thomasville, Ga., was arrested Wednesday by the US Marshals Florida Regional Fugitive Task Force in Tallahassee.

Two Thomas County firefighters had to be cut from a tanker that overturned en route to a structure fire early Saturday afternoon.

That's why law enforcers all over Georgia are encouraging people to make this fourth-of-July holiday a blast, not a bust.

The new courses in the CDL program start July 27 and will be offered in day and in evening sessions in order to make the program more accessible.

Investigators arrested 19-year-old Ty Scott and 20-year-old Everett Handford. They think 23-year-old Marcus Watkins drove the getaway car.

Around nine o'clock last night investigators say two men driving a gray four door Dodge Pick up truck pulled into a mobile home park at 1525 Summerhill Road.

A preliminary hearing was held Monday on a warrant charging 58-year-old Jerry Hobbs with the murder of Glenda Quisenberry in Thomas County in May 1989.

"Well, Mark, no one will make a stand in America because for the last 25 years our young men have been bred to be lazy and self-indulgent, which we now see in them as adults.

No one doubts that Byrdell Edward Teasley Ward will succeed. Anyone who spends time with the enterprising young man realizes Ward is too determined not to succeed.

A Tallahassee woman was killed Saturday when the van in which she was riding lost control on U.S. 319, four miles south of Thomasville, Ga.

Getting to the FBI Academy is no easy trek. For a Thomasville police officer, it meant reaching another goal before reaching for the Academy goal.

The gubernatorial race in the Peach state is underway, and the campaign trains have left the station.