200 WAYS TO GIVE BACK: THOMASVILLE KICKS OF BICENTENNIAL CHALLENGE

As Thomasville proudly approaches its 200th Anniversary, the community is invited to participate in a meaningful, town-wide celebration: the “200 Challenge.” This initiative encourages individuals, families, businesses, and organizations to honor Thomasville’s Bicentennial by committing to doing something beneficial for the community—200 times. Whether it’s planting 200 rose bushes, reading 200 books to children, or walking 200 dogs from the local animal shelter, the...



CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CITY SERVICES SCHEDULE

The City of Thomasville Administrative Offices will be closed Wednesday, December 24 and Thursday, December 25 in observance of the Christmas holiday. Due to these upcoming holidays, some City services will be affected. Schedules and additional hours are as follows: Utilities Response Center Regular 24-hour operational schedule. For assistance, call 229-227-5499. City Residential and Commercial Refuse City of Thomasville Wednesday and Thursday residential and...



TEMPORARY LANE CLOSURE OLD MONTICELLO ROAD

City of Thomasville Water department crews are scheduled to begin water main repairs at 1206 Old Monticello Road. The work is scheduled to begin on Thursday, December 11 at 8:00 am and is expected to last one day. There will be a temporary lane closure on the out-bound lane of Old Monticello Road between Alston Lane and Winslow Drive while the work is being completed. Flaggers will be on site to direct traffic, and travelers in the area are encouraged to select an alternate route or to...



A TIMELESS TRADITION: VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS RETURNS FOR ITS 39TH YEAR

Step back in time and into a sparkling winter wonderland as Thomasville celebrates its 39th Annual Victorian Christmas, bringing holiday cheer, timeless traditions, and festive flavors to the heart of downtown. This beloved two-night celebration will take place Thursday, December 11, and Friday, December 12 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, offering an unforgettable holiday experience for all ages. Visitors can look forward to an enchanting lineup of entertainment, including horse-drawn carriage...



TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE NORTH HANSELL STREET

City of Thomasville contractors are scheduled to begin making street improvements on North Hansell Street between East Clay Street and East Monroe Street. The work is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, December 02, 2025, at 8:00 AM and is expected to last four days. There will be a temporary road closure along North Hansell Street between East Clay Street and East Monroe Street while the work is being completed. Detour signs will be posted, and travelers in the area are encouraged to select...



FIRST FRIDAY SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 5

The City of Thomasville’s next First Friday is just around the corner! On December 5, guests are invited to enjoy a festive evening of sipping, shopping, and dining while listening to talented local street entertainers scattered throughout Downtown Thomasville. With the holiday season in full swing, it’s also the perfect time to experience downtown all aglow with charming Christmas decorations. Beginning at 5 PM, visitors can explore Downtown’s unique shops - many offering extended...



THOMPSON SERVES AS D-PRAT CONSULTANT

City Planner Kenny Thompson recently served as a consultant with the American Planning Association’s Urban Design and Preservation Rapid Assistance Team (D-PRAT) during a three-day workshop in Colusa, California. The pro-bono program supports under-resourced communities by providing expert assistance in urban design, historic preservation, and public space planning. Thompson says that it was an honor to represent the City of Thomasville as part of the team that supported the City of...



VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS COSTUME CLOSET SET TO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

The Victorian Christmas Costume Closet is officially scheduled to open to the public on Monday, November 24 inside the City of Thomasville Visitors Center, located at 144 East Jackson Street. Visitors are invited to step into the charm and nostalgia of a Victorian-era holiday and experience the magic of the season in traditional attire, perfect for joining in the festivities of Thomasville’s beloved Victorian Christmas event. The Costume Closet is open Monday–Friday from 9:00 a.m. to...



CONTROLLED PRESCRIBED BURN SCHEDULED FOR PARADISE PARK

As the City of Thomasville moves forward with Phase II renovations at Paradise Park, a group of diverse partners led by Tall Timbers, a nationally recognized leader in wildlife and conservation, will reintroduce a carefully managed and modest prescribed burn to support the park’s long-term health. The prescribed burn is scheduled for Friday, November 21 if weather conditions remain favorable. According to John McGuire, Director of Private Lands Fire Initiative for Tall Timbers,...



THANKSGIVING CITY SERVICES SCHEDULE

The City of Thomasville Administrative Offices will be closed Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Due to the holiday observance, some City services will be affected. Schedules and additional hours are as follows: Utilities Response Center Regular 24-hour operational schedule. For assistance, call 229-227-5499. City Residential and Commercial Refuse City of Thomasville Thursday residential and commercial refuse...



THOMASVILLE HOLIDAY SEASON KICKS OFF NOVEMBER 23

Twinkling lights, wreaths, and charming storefronts can only mean one thing, the Thomasville holiday season is here! Kick-off the festive season with a day of shopping, dining, and even some prizes at Holiday Open House in Downtown Thomasville on Sunday, November 23 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. “Holiday Open House is your perfect chance to kick off your Christmas shopping while supporting local businesses and experiencing the unique charm of Downtown Thomasville during the holidays,” said...



FEELING FESTIVE IN DOWNTOWN THOMASVILLE

Downtown Thomasville is once again ushering in the holiday season with festive décor and community cheer. From twinkling lights and toy soldiers to larger-than-life wreaths and elegantly draped garland, visitors will find holiday magic at every turn. “Preparations for the holiday season began in October and have been completed in time for Thanksgiving,” said Katie Ketchum, Main Street Director. “This effort is truly a community collaboration and would not be possible without the...