Thomasville Middle School received a 0,000 grant on Aug. 4 from state Rep. Thomas Jackson for cafeteria improvements.

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Thomasville Middle School received a 0,000 grant on Aug. 4 from state Rep. Thomas Jackson for cafeteria improvements.

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Thomasville City Schools introduced pre-K teachers for 2026-2027 which include Kristin Whitfield, Amelia Robinson, Kaitlin Huffman, Aubrie Ragland, Jennifer Smith and De’Auvion Jackson.

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Thomasville City Schools introduced pre-K teachers for 2026-2027 which include Kristin Whitfield, Amelia Robinson, Kaitlin Huffman, Aubrie Ragland, Jennifer Smith and De’Auvion Jackson.

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THOMASVILLE — A weeklong series of games, challenges and performances will bring together theater participants from Thomasville and Daphne beginning Monday, with proceeds benefiting two Alabama performing arts programs. Sawyer Knight is organizing the seven-day charitable streaming series, which will feature daily activities streamed on TikTok and include participants from the Arts Council of Thomasville and Bay Area Performing Arts in Daphne. Knight said the goal is to raise money and awareness for both programs while giving participants an opportunity to have fun and showcase their creativity. “I want to keep theatre alive and help out these two amazing programs,”...

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THOMASVILLE — A weeklong series of games, challenges and performances will bring together theater participants from Thomasville and Daphne beginning Monday, with proceeds benefiting two Alabama performing arts programs. Sawyer Knight is organizing the seven-day charitable streaming series, which will feature daily activities streamed on TikTok and include participants from the Arts Council of Thomasville and Bay Area Performing Arts in Daphne. Knight said the goal is to raise money and awareness for both programs while giving participants an opportunity to have fun and showcase their creativity. “I want to keep theatre alive and help out these two amazing programs,”...

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THOMASVILLE — Members of the Thomasville High School Class of 1966 gathered July 23 at the Thomasville Civic Center to celebrate their 60-year class reunion. The evening featured food, fellowship and music, along with a special display that became a popular backdrop for photos. Amy Prescott brought her recently acquired 1951 Ford custom convertible, allowing classmates to take commemorative photographs with the vintage vehicle some may have driven in their younger years. Organizers also recognized a group of local young people who volunteered throughout the reunion, assisted classmates and helped make the event a success. Among those were postgraduate volunteers...

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THOMASVILLE — Members of the Thomasville High School Class of 1966 gathered July 23 at the Thomasville Civic Center to celebrate their 60-year class reunion. The evening featured food, fellowship and music, along with a special display that became a popular backdrop for photos. Amy Prescott brought her recently acquired 1951 Ford custom convertible, allowing classmates to take commemorative photographs with the vintage vehicle some may have driven in their younger years. Organizers also recognized a group of local young people who volunteered throughout the reunion, assisted classmates and helped make the event a success. Among those were postgraduate volunteers...

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THOMASVILLE — Retiring Thomasville City Schools Superintendent Vickie Morris told employees on Aug. 3 that they should never underestimate the impact they have on children. “A kind word, an encouraging conversation, a lesson taught well, a student who feels valued and seen – these moments matter,” she said in closing remarks at the annual Institute Day program. “In fact, they are the reason you are a public educator and you remain one of the most powerful voices in our community. “As we begin this new school year, I want to leave you with this thought: Keep believing in the work...

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THOMASVILLE — Retiring Thomasville City Schools Superintendent Vickie Morris told employees on Aug. 3 that they should never underestimate the impact they have on children. “A kind word, an encouraging conversation, a lesson taught well, a student who feels valued and seen – these moments matter,” she said in closing remarks at the annual Institute Day program. “In fact, they are the reason you are a public educator and you remain one of the most powerful voices in our community. “As we begin this new school year, I want to leave you with this thought: Keep believing in the work...

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