First National Bank hosted its second annual Women in the Workforce luncheon at Davis Park on Tuesday with 185 women in attendance, according to bank officials. “What a blessing it is to spend this time with other working women in our community. We laughed and cried as the women shared their hearts. We at First…

A Thomasville teenager was allegedly driving in excess of 90 miles per hour when she crashed into Grady County resident Levi Knop in south Grady County earlier this year. Knop, 18, was killed in the accident, which took place on U.S. 319 the morning of Tuesday, Jan. 29, as both were driving to school. Anna…

After extensive research going back as far as 1947 in response to a complaint raised by officials with the local branch of the NAACP in February, Cairo City Manager Chris Addleton presented the Mayor and Council with evidence that city has been consistent in its policy regarding late fees for utilities customers and cut-off fees…

Protecting one’s identity and properly disposing of personal, sensitive information has never been more important, officials with United National Bank say. That is why the locally owned bank is teaming up with Secure Records Solutions of Thomasville/Tallahassee to conduct a free “Community Shred Day” this Friday, April 26, from 9 a.m. until noon. The event…

Grady County, Cairo and Whigham officials say they are hopeful local voters will approve a one percent Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax referendum in November and a one percent Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax next March. On Tuesday, local officials met to insure the SPLOST referendum will be held this fall. The…

The community is invited to attend the first official event held in the newly renovated Roddenbery Memorial Library Thursday. The library is joining up with the Cairo-Grady County Chamber of Commerce and Bryan Gainous State Farm to host Business After Hours, 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. In addition to refreshments, Invicta Duo will serve up…