Jill Holloway is the Managing Editor at The Thomasville Times-Enterprise. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, crime and justice, and public education, while also covering areas such as architecture, planning, and the arts. Jill's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, Meadville Tribune, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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By: Jill Holloway
THOMASVILLE — Thomasville Community Development Corporation, in partnership with the Douglass High School Alumni Association and Tapestry Development Group, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Douglass School Senior Apartments on Monday morning.
CAIRO — A manhunt is underway for William Shane Allen after he shot an individual this afternoon, before fleeing from Grady County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
CAIRO — The manhunt for William Shane Allen resulted in a standoff in the early hours of Thursday, June 4, 2026, where Allen was eventually shot by a Grady County Sheriff’s deputy after Allen pulled his weapon on officers.
By: Jill Holloway
THOMASVILLE — More than 65 artists and 200 works of art came together Thursday evening as the Thomasville Center for the Arts opened “200 for 200: The Collective,” a special bicentennial exhibit celebrating the city’s history, culture and community through paintings, sculptures, photography and mixed-media creations.
By: Jill Holloway
THOMASVILLE — Representatives of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee (RMHC) shared information with the Rotary Club of Thomasville on Thursday about services available to local families with children 21 and younger receiving medical care in Tallahassee.
By: Jill Holloway, John Kennedy
THOMASVILLE — State Sen. John F. Kennedy, R- Macon, visited Thomasville on Monday, during a final round of campaign stops before the Runoff election between him and State Sen. Greg Dolezal, R-Cumming, on June 16th.
By: Jill Holloway
LAYING THE GROUNDWORK: Lower Cairo Road was raised 12 inches using a foundation built from 3,300 recycled scrap tires, pictured here. (Submitted Photo)
By: Jill Holloway
CAIRO — Met with “Protect people not power” signage and a packed house of concerned citizens, the Cairo City Council voted 3-2 not to pass the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) 287 (g) Memorandum of Agreement on Monday night.
By: Jill Holloway
CAIRO — Chris Rudd with Plane Cents Aero Services addressed comments made by Councilman Charles Renaud during last month’s City Council meeting on Monday night, citing the numerous contributions he and his wife have made to the Cairo Airport and the inaccuracies in Renaud’s statement.
By: Jill Holloway
BOSTON — Kids of all ages were ballooning with excitement on Wednesday night as Dr. Dan Bellamy with Inflatable Stories presented the story of David and Goliath at Boston Baptist Church through balloon art.
