Jill Holloway

I REPRESENT ALL OF YOU: Jonathan Wood showed off his American socks, displaying his love and patriotism for all of District 6 and its residents during the NAACP forum on Tuesday night. (Jill Holloway/The Thomasville Times-Enterprise)

THOMASVILLE — The best-ranked teams in the region clashed Friday night as the Thomasville Bulldogs took on the undefeated Jeff Davis Yellow Jackets to claim the number one ranking. In a hard-fought battle, the Bulldogs snapped the Jackets’ 6-game winning streak, 28-25, and claimed the number one slot.

GOING GREEN FOR TURNER: Members of “Turner’s Tribe” showed up in full force for the concert Saturday night to raise money and give back to the Phelan-McDermid Foundation. (Jill Holloway/The Thomasville Times-Enterprise)

BUMP, SET: Kinley Peterson sets the ball up for her teammates to spike it over the net. (Jill Holloway/The Thomasville Times-Enterprise)

MEIGS — Meigs City Manager Rhonda Brown and City Attorney Thomas L. Lehman resigned Oct. 13, with Brown departing Oct. 27. Brown cited a hostile working environment with the City Council as a reason for her resignation.

THOMASVILLE — For 26 years, the Law Enforcement Goodwill Project has brought local law enforcement officers and community businesses together to help families in need, providing Christmas gifts for children and financial assistance to families facing unexpected hardships.

IN HER OWN WORLD: Matilda (Julianne Wynn) reads a book much to the disgust of her mother Mrs. Wormwood (Megan Mullin).

THOMASVILLE — State Sen. Greg Dolezal, R-Cumming, visited Thomasville on Tuesday as he made a final round of campaign stops ahead of the Nov. 3 election for lieutenant governor. Dolezal is running against state Sen. Josh McLaurin, D-Sandy Springs.

THOMASVILLE — Local artist Marty Haythorn has been selected for his third international art exhibition, earning recognition for a sculptural work exploring resilience in the face of trauma.

CAIRO — The Jackie Robinson Boys & Girls Club’s annual golf tournament, held Thursday at the Tired Creek Golf Club, was a resounding success, raising a total of $5,418 for continued activities at the JRBGC.