Thomasville Teachers Mourn Teen Killed in Tragic Bashi Road Crash
THOMASVILLE, Ala. — Faculty and students at Thomasville High School in Clarke County are grieving the loss of 18-year-old Gavin Pugh, who died in a car crash on Bashi Road.…
New Thomasville Regional Medical Center to hold job fair next week
The newly built Thomasville Regional Medical Center will hold a job fair later this month as it prepares to staff up its departments ahead of opening. The hospital will welcome…
Thomasville Police Officers Win Hearts After Playing Basketball With Local Boy
THOMASVILLE, Ala. — A family new to Thomasville got an unexpected welcome when two police officers stopped to play basketball with their young son — and the moment, caught on…
Family trapped in storm shelter after Thomasville tornado; no injuries reported
CLARKE COUNTY, Ala. — A tornado moved through Clarke County on Friday, damaging several homes and trapping a family inside their storm shelter as the storm passed overhead, according to…
Thomasville Mayor Asks Governor to Secure Parole Transition Center or Close It
Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day has asked Gov. Kay Ivey to step in and secure the LifeTech Transition Center in his city, saying repeated walkaways from the facility have put nearby…
Photos Show Construction Progress at Thomasville Regional Medical Center After $2.9 Million Grant
THOMASVILLE, Ala. — Construction is moving ahead on the new Thomasville Regional Medical Center, and Mayor Sheldon Day shared photos of the site’s progress as the city works to restore…
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Judy Belk Entered the District 22 Senate Race as a Republican; Sheldon Day Stepped Aside
The special election to succeed the late state Sen. Pat Lindsey took shape in February 2009, with Citronelle's Judy McCain Belk running as a Republican and Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day…
The Speaker’s Wallet: How More Than $1 Million Kept Alabama’s House in Democratic Hands
Campaign records showed House Speaker Seth Hammett moved more than $1.4 million to Democratic candidates across Alabama in the 2006 cycle, including several from Mobile and the southwest counties.