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By Chief Master Sgt. Matt Proietti, 3rd Combat Camera Squadron / Published February 10, 2016 [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id="17" gal_title="AFNS"] Figurines and artifacts from the Jim Crow era rest in a d [...]

Thomasville CNS.TV presents: “Thomasville Today”, Rev. Dr. Earl Williams, Jr. interview: Earl Williams in profile by Latoya Crawford. “Williams’ life is one of many firsts”. Former Mayor, Rev. Dr. Ear [...]

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The story of Thomasville and Thomas County is a greatly diverse one, encompassing a plethora of cultures and ethnic influences into it. One local museum has focused its efforts on remembering one impo [...]

In an effort to increase public awareness of the many contributions of African-america to Thomasville's history, it gives me great pleasure to introduce to to you the Thomasville Black Heritage Trail [...]

When Southwest Georgia filled with settlers, a movement for local government grew. In 1825 Thomas County was carved out of sprawling Irwin County and in 1831 Thomasville received her official charter. [...]