Dothan Eagle · Donalsonville, GA
Download PDF Save Share Details for WESTRBOOKE PLACE - Ad from 2026/11/14 Nov 14, 2026 Ad details NEW HOME TOURS Sunday, November 22 | 2pm-5pm | Donalsonville, GA Santa’s Favorite Stop is Westbrooke Place! Join us on Sunday, November 22, from 2pm to 5pm EST for a free photo with Santa at Westbrooke Place in Donalsonville. While you’re here, take a tour of the neighborhood. See new homes, homes under construction and available lots, and step inside our model home, decorated for the holidays. Plus, enjoy hot cocoa and sweet treats, and register to win tickets to The Nutcracker ballet. Homes starting at $257,500. Perfect for families, commuters and retirees. If a new home is on your holiday wish list, visit us or learn more at liveatwestbrooke.com. Scan to view event details and reserve your photo time. One free photo per family. Space is limited and reservations are required.
The Moultrie Observer · Colquitt, GA
Nearby: Colquitt, GATHOMASVILLE — Two Colquitt Countians were among 16 Brookwood School students inducted into the Antonio de Nebrija Chapter of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (SHH) — the Spanish Honor Society. The ceremony took place Oct. 27 on Brookwood’s campus. This year’s inductees include Katybelle Bennett, Abeha Cheema, Katie Belle Coffee, Ava Cuevas, Weston Gamble, Adelle Ganga, Hadley Halbig, John Luke Hedden-Chai, Annabel Lanier, Olivia Mizell, Gracie Moore, Gracie Musgrove, Matti Portillo, Georgia Rieck, Robert Rollins and Wyatt Watkins. Cheema and Hedden-Chai are from Colquitt County. To be eligible for membership in the SHH, students must be actively enrolled in an upper-level Spanish class and have maintained a 90 percent grade point average in the study of Spanish for at least three semesters. Transfer students must have spent one full semester in the program at Brookwood to be eligible.
Thomasville Times Enterprise · Colquitt, GA
Nearby: Colquitt, GAMOULTRIE – The Thomas County Central wrestling team had 12 medal winners en route to a first-place finish in Colquitt County’s annual Packer Classic held last Saturday in Moultrie. The Yellow Jackets won five weight classes and had five other wrestlers win silver medals. Two other Yellow Jackets claimed third-place finishes. Thomas County Central totaled 255 points, to finish 24 points ahead of second-place Tift County. Packer Classic host Colquitt County was third with 204 points. The meet drew wrestlers from 13 schools. Taking first-place finishes for Thomas County Central were: • Jayda Richardson, girls, 170 pounds. • Rosi Flores, girls, 190 pounds. • Wade Clark, boys, 150 pounds. • Rian Morgan, girls, 140 pounds. • Ziara McCoy, girls 110 pounds. The TCC silver-medal winners were: • Carson Garcia, boys 126 pounds. • Jonathan Gonzalez, boys 120 pounds. • Jaci Munch, girls 235 pounds. • Kay Morgan, girls, 145 pounds. Portlen Wehner, boys, 285 pounds.
The Moultrie Observer · Colquitt, GA
Nearby: Colquitt, GACOLQUITT – Seniors Nacardia Robinson and Kamya Thomas combined for 37 points to lead the Colquitt County girls basketball team to a season-opening 60-51 victory over Miller County on Tuesday in Colquitt. Robinson had an especially productive start to her senior season by scoring 25 points and pulling down 17 rebounds. Thomas added 12 points in the first game of her final season with the Lady Packers. Colquitt led by 20 heading into the final period before the Region 1-A Lady Pirates finished strong, cutting the final margin to nine points. “We kind of let it dwindle down in the fourth quarter,” said Stephanie Cody, starting her third season as Colquitt County girls coach. “But we dug our heels in.” The Lady Packers were building on last Saturday’s 46-31 preseason scrimmage victory at Bainbridge. Cody said she is looking for big a season from her seniors and 12th-grader Azaria Battle also contributed on Tuesday, scoring six points. “I’m really excited for our seniors,” she said.
Thomasville Times Enterprise · Bainbridge, GA
Nearby: Bainbridge, GATHOMASVILLE — On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Thomasville YMCA U-10 Girls All-Star Soccer Team traveled to Fitzgerald, to compete in the District Georgia Recreation & Parks Association (GRPA) Tournament. The Thomasville YMCA All-Stars opened tournament play against a team from Bainbridge, earning an impressive 4-1 victory. The win advanced the girls to the next round, where they faced the U-10 team from Fitzgerald. In a hard-fought and exciting matchup, the Thomasville girls demonstrated determination, teamwork, and great sportsmanship throughout the game. With just moments remaining before the final whistle, Thomasville scored to tie the game, sending the teams into a 10-minute overtime period. The competition remained intense until the final minute of overtime, when Fitzgerald scored the winning goal, bringing the game to a close with a 3-2 victory for Fitzgerald.
The Moultrie Observer · Bainbridge, GA
Nearby: Bainbridge, GATHOMASVILLE — On the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 29, the National Technical Honor Society at Southern Regional Technical College inducted 22 new members into the organization. The formal ceremony was held at SRTC-Thomasville. The 2026 Fall NTHS inductees were Abram Anderson, a Computer Support Specialist student from Bainbridge; Brandi Anthony, a Radiology Technology student from Bainbridge; Miracle Balfour, an Early Childhood Care & Education student from Norman Park; Key’shynirror Barber, an Associate of Science in Nursing student from Sylvester; Denericka Brown, a Respiratory Care student from Pelham; Dariauna Butler-Brown, a Criminal Justice student from Camilla; Cassandra Carter, an Early Childhood Care & Education student from Leesburg; Deshantia Carter, an Associate of Science in Nursing student from Bainbridge; Jamarion Carter, an Electrical Systems Technology student from Bainbridge; Erin Easters, a Surgical Technology student from Quitman; Alyssa Hucks, a Land, Forest,…
The Post Searchlight · Bainbridge, GA
Nearby: Bainbridge, GAThe skies were just beginning to darken on that cool September day as the patrol advanced across a wheat field that was located on the Luxembourg and Germany border. The year was 1944, and one of the two reconnaissance platoons that were attached to the U.S. First Army Infantry Division was on patrol. Welcome to World War II. Twenty-one-year-old Corporal Damon Taylor was one of five members that made up that platoon. Taylor, a machine gunner and radio operator, had earlier entered Europe through Normandy in the Battle of Saint-Lo and participated in the liberation of Paris. A reconnaissance outfit’s job is to survey a region and to obtain military information about the enemy. They then report that information back to the command post. Taylor’s patrol was now approximately three miles from camp as they settled into the edge of a forest located on the other side of a field. He, along with two others, slept as two of the soldiers kept watch.
The Post Searchlight · Attapulgus, GA
Nearby: Attapulgus, GAIn the small town of Attapulgus, Georgia, first-year pharmacy student Antonio Taylor (PharmD ’30) lived along quiet dirt roads, cotton fields, two gas stations and a Dollar General store. It’s a close-knit community where neighbors know one another and where Taylor first learned the value of showing up for others. As he begins the next chapter as a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) student at PCOM Georgia, he is preparing to don his white coat for the first time, carrying that community spirit and sense of service with him. “Receiving my white coat is one of the highest honors I could ever dream of. It signifies that the faculty and the dean are entrusting the future of their profession to me— a responsibility that I do not take lightly,” he said. Taylor always knew he wanted a life devoted to service through health care, and at first, planned to become a physician assistant (PA), but then an invitation to explore PCOM Georgia’s School of Pharmacy opened up a new path.
Bolivar Herald-Free Press · Dothan, AL
Nearby: Dothan, ALCitizens Memorial Hospital announces that Daniel Becak, D.O., will join the medical staff as an emergency medicine physician Nov. 1, 2026. Dr. Becak will provide care to patients in the CMH Emergency Department. Dr. Becak is board certified in emergency medicine by the American Board of Emergency Medicine. Before joining CMH, he practiced emergency medicine in Colorado and served as a clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine at East Carolina University. He also has extensive research and teaching experience in emergency medicine and emergency medical services. Dr. Becak earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine in Dothan, Alabama. He completed an emergency medicine residency at East Carolina University/Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, North Carolina. He also completed an emergency medical services fellowship at East Carolina University/ECU Health Medical Center.
The Star · Headland, AL
Nearby: Headland, ALForgotten Coast Fishing Report Well, things are slowing down in our little town of Port St. Joe. Like the maddening crowds, the high temperatures are packing their bags and leaving as well. In about a week’s time, you had better have those sweatshirts and light jackets ready as our low temperatures will dip down in the 40s. Here at Bluewater Outriggers, things are not slowing down at all. In fact, employees Bruce and Shaydon are scrambling to put up all the new Daiwa gear that Jake and I purchased for the store. Their haste is not because of some deep-rooted work ethic engrained in them, but rather, to avoid reproach from old man Daniel Coleman, who’s been working at Bluewater almost longer than anybody. You show him a picture of your best trout, and he’ll show you 10 pictures of bigger ones that’ll show you just where you stand in the scheme of things. He’s a no-nonsense, tell it like it is, if you cross him, you better pack a lunch type of guy.
Chattahooche News-Herald · Havana, FL
Nearby: Havana, FLErin HillGadsden County News Service Veterans, community organizations and residents gathered in Havana on Saturday, Nov. 7, for the town’s first Veterans Day parade, marking the beginning of a new tradition honoring those who have served in the United States military. Organized by the newly established Havana Veterans Memorial Foundation, the celebration included a parade...