The Thomasville Times

The Thomasville Times is a newspaper that publishes three times a week, focusing on news from Thomasville, North Carolina, and the surrounding eastern Davidson County area. Established in 1890 as a weekly publication, it is now owned by Paxton Media Group. As of 2002, the paper had a circulation of approximately 6,300 copies. Today, it is released every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

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Better broadband could be coming to county

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player GROVE HILL — A representative of Mediacom addressed Clarke County Commissioners Tuesday morning regarding its interest in applying for the Alabama Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment ( BEAD) Program, the Alabama Digital Expansion Division of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA).
‘Pharmacist’ arrested again on multiple charges

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player A man deemed the “Whatley Pharmacist” after being arrested for selling multiple drugs, was arrested the same day after he bonded out for speeding, possessing drugs and a firearm. Edgar Rogers, 43, was arrested the same day — May 1 — he originally bonded out when he was captured speeding in Grove Hill, traveling more than 100 miles-per-hour.
Driver distracted by phone

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player 2 died, 4 injured, driver held on $100K bond for vehicular homicide The driver of the semi-truck and trailer involved in a crash that killed two people and injured four in Thomasville last week was distracted by trying to answer his cell phone just before smashing into a line of vehicles stopped at a red light, according to court documents.
Memories are a two-way street

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player Moot Points One of the neatest things about moving back to Alabama has been talking to people who had mother as a dean at Judson College, my father as a coach at Marion Military Institute, and even stories from my siblings regarding people they knew in Clarke County.
Overdoses lead to raid

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player One person arrested after search at Lower Peach Tree residence WHATLEY — Following three overdoses related to a drug house in the Whatley area, an investigation in which several law enforcement agencies taking part over the last couple of months, has led to one arrest with the possibility of more to come.
T’ville closer to getting hospital again

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player THOMASVILLE — Thomasville may soon see its hospital reopen following the approved sale of the property on Highway 43. The property has been in receivership since October 2024. Thomasville Regional Medical Center closed Sept. 20, 2024, struggling to “gain its footing” according to Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day, following the COVID pandemic.
Wreck claims lives

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player THOMASVILLE -- A Tuesday accident involving a tractor-trailer struck four other vehicles stopped at a red light in a southbound lane at the intersection of South Industrial Park Drive resulted in the loss of two lives. It was deemed one of the worst in several decades in Thomasville by Mayor Sheldon Day.
CCHS softball finishes third in area tournament

1 month ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Scott Slayton

Open Audio Article Player Clarke County’s softball season ended last week with a third-place finish in the 2A Area 1 tournament in Uriah. Mckensy Bentley, the team’s only senior, had six hits and seven RBIs across three games as the Bulldogs finished 4-14. “I was proud of how we played,” CCHS Coach Desmond Pritchett said.
Pig Squeal event a whole lot more than face value

2 months ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player Moot Points The Pig Squeal is a cute name, but it has far reaching connotations well beyond the kids and their hogs. Athletes will tell you how much their coach meant to their life well after their playing days. A teacher’s impact on their students often stays with them every day, not unlike their parents’ influence.
Clarke County 4-H Pig Squeal Show and Sale this Saturday

2 months ago | thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty

Open Audio Article Player The Town of Fulton will be filled with lots of squealing on Saturday, April 26, at 11 a.m., as the Clarke County 4-H program will hold its annual Pig Squeal Show and Sale. The event will be on the left across from the Mid- Central Water Authority located at 1480 Highway 178.