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THOMASVILLE — Local animal rescue worker Jeanette Dixon pushed for an update on animal control ordinances during the County Commission meeting on Tuesday night after making countless calls about chained up...
THOMASVILLE — Artist Katherine Sandoz is back in town, paintbrush in hand, revisiting a project she initially started in Thomasville in 2021.
THOMASVILLE — Summer is the perfect time to visit Thomasville Center for the Arts and experience the many free opportunities available to the community.
THOMASVILLE — The South Georgia Governmental Services Authority will hold a called meeting at 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 24, in the council chambers of the City of Thomasville, 144 E. […]
JEKYLL ISLAND — The Georgia Press Association recently presented 16 awards to the Thomasville Times-Enterprise editorial and advertising staff.
THOMASVILLE — First Option Care Pregnancy Resource Center was incorporated as a CareNet Pregnancy Center in June of 2006.
THOMASVILLE — Former Thomas County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Ron James, who was recently charged with nine counts of theft by taking and one count of violation of oath of office, is now being accused...
THOMASVILLE — Thomasville City Schools has announced that Dr. Jordan Williams, Chief Academic Officer, has accepted the position of Superintendent of Grady County Schools.
THOMASVILLE — Archbold Northside recently unveiled new murals inside its facility, transforming spaces with vibrant works of art designed to inspire hope, healing and resilience.
THOMASVILLE — The Thomasville Kiwanis Club recently welcomed representatives from Archbold to share information about the behavioral health services available in the community through the Archbold Northsid...
Thomas County voters cast their ballots in Tuesday’s general primary runoff elections.
Thomasville City Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlotte Donald as the next principal of Thomasville High School.
THOMASVILLE– CNSNext is proud to once again sponsor the City of Thomasville’s annual Independence Day fireworks celebration at Remington Park. This year’s event is especially meaningful as our nation...
THOMASVILLE – For the 2026 summer semester, which began May 19, the Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) Foundation awarded scholarships to 50 students totaling $69,250. The SRTC scholarship funds as...
CAIRO — Grady EMC is saddened to announce the passing of Director James “Jimmy” Anderson Hammett on June 2, 2026.
CAIRO — Chris Rudd with Plane Cents Aero Services addressed comments made by Councilman Charles Renaud during last month’s City Council meeting on Monday night, citing the numerous contributions he and h...
BOSTON — Kids of all ages were ballooning with excitement on Wednesday night as Dr. Dan Bellamy with Inflatable Stories presented the story of David and Goliath at Boston Baptist Church through balloon art.
THOMASVILLE — Governor Brian P. Kemp announced on Wednesday that Rideout Arsenal, a firearms designer and manufacturer, is investing $22 million in a new manufacturing facility in Thomasville, creating 120...
THOMASVILLE — Staying active can make a big difference for people living with Parkinson’s disease, and Archbold Therapy and Sports Medicine is making it easier with a new exercise and wellness class desi...
VALDOSTA — Bush Wealth is proud to announce the promotion of Heather Van Horn to the role of Director of Strategic Growth.
CAIRO — South Georgia and North Florida audiences are invited to experience the magic, artistry, and storytelling of The Circle of Life, an original dance production presented by The Southern Dance Collect...
THOMASVILLE — Thomas University (TU) has been recognized in Newsweek’s inaugural America’s Best Colleges for Women 2026 rankings, earning a national ranking of No. 111. Among Georgia institutions, TU i...
CAIRO — After years of persistent flooding problems, the Grady County Road Department has just raised Lower Cairo Road by 12 inches using a foundation built from 3,300 recycled scrap tire cylinders.
CAIRO — Met with “Protect people not power” signage and a packed house of concerned citizens, the Cairo City Council voted 3-2 not to pass the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) 287 (g) Mem...