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In this episode, we continue our storytelling segment with Mr. Jack Hadley as we learn more about the businesses involved in 'The Bottom,' the current status of the Museum and the exciting new plans for the Imperial Hotel.
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If you are familiar with Thomasville, then you know that we could not share our year of Centennial Storytelling without sitting down with Mr. James 'Jack' Hadley, founder of the Jack Hadley Black History Museum and pillar of our community. We enjoyed talking with him so much that we decided to have TWO episodes to share the story of his life and how the Jack Hadley Black History Museum came about.
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We are so fortunate to have access to such a large and progressive healthcare system that continues to invest in our community. In this episode, we sit down with Darcy Craven, the new CEO of Archbold Medical Center, to discuss the nearly 100-year-old organization. Craven takes a deep dive into recent projects and details exciting plans for future expansion, even during the midst of a pandemic. He also discusses what drew him to Archbold and why he and his family never want to leave Thomasville.
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With our iLead program gearing up, we sat down with Katie Chastain with Tisk Task, Kevin Vick of TC Federal, his daughter and former iLead Alumni, Anna Vick, to discuss her experience in the program. We were happy to learn that iLead helped kick-start her own business that has been a huge success. Click the link to hear the full story!
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The City of Roses has a dynamic and fearless leader for Economic Development and her name is Shelley Zorn. In this weeks podcast, Andrea interviews Shelley to highlight industries and businesses making their way to Thomasville.
Zorn is the sole employee of the Thomasville Payroll Development Authority (PDA) and has served in the position for 7 years. She has a total of 22 years’ experience in Economic Development and in this episode, you’ll get a quick look into what life is like in the world of ED, specially here in Thomasville.
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How are you trying to win the war on talent? It seems we are all on the same page in that WE NEED WORKERS! With now hiring signs all over the place, we are focusing our time on workforce development in Thomasville and how we are trying to be as involved as possible. Click on the link below to take a listen!
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As we celebrate 100 years of the Thomasville-Thomas County Chamber of Commerce, we made sure to invite one of Thomasville's voices on WPAX, Mr. Lloyd Eckberg. Mr. Lloyd served as the director of the Chamber from 1963-1989 and is one of the reasons we are here today able to share these stories. Thank you for your dedication and vision, and most importantly for 'setting the trend' for Thomasville.
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The Rose Show Festival has finally arrived! In honor of the festivities taking place this weekend, we invited Madison Eaton, Special Events Coordinator for the City of Thomasville, to discuss the exciting plans for the 100th Annual Rose Show & Festival of Thomasville on April 22-24th 2021.
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Introducing our first Let's Talk Thomasville guest: Ephraim J. Rotter, the Curator for the Thomasville History Center. In this episode, we continue our series on the history of the Centennial Celebrations of Thomasville, GA this year including the Rose Show Festival, Rotary Club and the Thomasville-Thomas County Chamber of Commerce.
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In this episode, we discuss the history of the Thomasville-Thomas County Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club and the Rose Show. We imagined there were many movers and shakers in Thomasville to create these two organizations and festival that stood the test of time.
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An Imagine Thomasville Podcast created to share stories about Thomasville and Thomas County through perspectives of the past, value of today and our imagination for tomorrow.