Thomasville Times-Enterprise

Established in 1887, the Thomasville Times-Enterprise serves the communities of Thomas and Grady counties. This publication is printed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with a special weekend edition released on Saturdays. Their website and social media platforms are regularly updated to keep readers informed. In addition to the newspaper, the Times-Enterprise produces the Thomasville Scene magazine, which is published six times a year.

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Cairo Athletics to Renovate Baseball, Softball Fields Beginning in October - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

5 days ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 4:14 pm Monday, June 23, 2025 CAIRO – The Cairo Syrupmakers athletic department will soon undergo a major renovation phase to multiple sporting venues. Sam Holland, who just recently announced his retirement as Cairo’s athletic director, said renovations will be made to Cairo’s baseball and softball fields and its track. The renovations will start in October.
Mason Howell’s Open Experience a ‘Dream’ - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

1 week ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 2:01 pm Monday, June 16, 2025 THOMASVILLE – Mason Howell’s first U.S. Open experience was one he won’t soon forget. Even though he failed to make the weekend cut, Howell’s time with the world’s best golfers at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania was one he’ll always remember. “Playing in front of that many people has always been a dream of mine, and it still is a dream of mine. It’s definitely what I want to do when I grow older.
Central softball using summer to play games, prepare for upcoming season - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

1 week ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 12:16 pm Monday, June 16, 2025 THOMASVILLE – Thomas County Central’s softball season is less than two months away. The Lady Yellow Jackets are using this summer to prepare for the upcoming season in hopes of duplicating last year’s success. “We try to schedule as many games as we can and also still let the girls have a summer. We lift and practice three times a week. We try to schedule games in there as well,” Central softball coach Robyn Trammell said.
Central’s Dunbar commits to Pitt - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

2 weeks ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 9:13 am Thursday, June 12, 2025 THOMASVILLE – A Thomas County Central football standout will be playing in the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2026. Wide receiver Jaydon Dunbar announced via social media that he had committed to the Pittsburgh Panthers. “I’m thankful for what the Lord has done for me and everything he’s taken me through to get to where I am today and with that being said I am proud to say I am committed to Pittsburgh,” Dunbar announced on Instagram.
Grady County 14U All-Stars bound for State - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

2 weeks ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 4:09 pm Wednesday, June 11, 2025 CAIRO – The Grady County 14U rec softball all-stars are bound for state. Grady County competed in this week’s District 3 softball tournament in Moultrie. Grady County finished runner-up to Moultrie and ahead of Tift County and Lee County. Grady County collected an 8-0 win over Lee County on Saturday and a 2-1 victory over Tift County on Monday.
Central sets summer schedule with competitive June - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

2 weeks ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 12:02 pm Monday, June 9, 2025 THOMASVILLE – One week of summer competition down for Thomas County Central, many more to follow as the buildup to the 2025 season continues. The Yellow Jackets are using their summer schedule to compete against multiple teams from across the Southeast at various collegiate locations and on their home field. Central head coach Justin Rogers talked about how his team is using this summer. “I love our summers. Our summers are always highly competitive.
Strong work ethic propels Central’s Reed to Night Hawks - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

2 weeks ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 11:55 am Monday, June 9, 2025 THOMASVILLE – Thomas County Central’s Logan Reed has a new home to showcase his soccer talents, as he recently signed with the Thomas University Night Hawks. Reed’s opportunity to play at the collegiate level came as no surprise to Central head coach Tony Voyles. “The first thing that comes to mind is work effort. He just puts in so much effort into everything he does; in the weight room, on the practice field, watching video,” Voyles said.
Central Flag Football more confident heading into second year - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

2 weeks ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 11:47 am Monday, June 9, 2025 THOMASVILLE – Thomas County Central’s flag football schedule this summer includes team workouts and a couple of scrimmages in preparation for next fall’s season. Central is hosting workouts on Monday through Wednesday this week and next before competing in a Lowndes tournament on June 20-21. It will later play at Fitzgerald in a scrimmage on Tuesday, June 24. Central looks to take the next step in its second year with its flag football program.
Camp ARROW celebrates 50th anniversary - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

3 weeks ago | timesenterprise.com | Jill Holloway

Published 4:35 pm Thursday, June 5, 2025 THOMASVILLE — Camp ARROW, a weeklong residential camp for children with multiple disabilities, celebrated its 50th anniversary of serving the South Georgia region on Wednesday afternoon with a therapeutic horseback ride coordinated by Hands and Hearts for Horses.
THS names new flag football coach - Thomasville Times-Enterprise

3 weeks ago | timesenterprise.com | Clint Thompson

Published 8:38 pm Wednesday, June 4, 2025 THOMASVILLE – The Thomasville Bulldogs have a new football coach – a new flag football coach that is. The school announced the first head coach in the program’s history as Chris Guyton, the team’s track and field coach. Guyton is excited about helping start the program from scratch but understands there is plenty of work to be done between now and when the season starts in the fall. “It’s going to be a challenge getting started off.