Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Yard of the Week

Here is a recap of the "Yard of the Weeks" beginning in May. These Thomasville residents work hard to keep their yards looking beautiful. Congratulations!

Week 1 May 5-9 ... Mike Leach ... 806 Carolina Ave.


Week 2 May 12-16...Emma King...701 Pennington Ave

Week 3 May 19-23...Jose and Bertha Rosles...621 Field St Week 4 May 26-30...Gary and Connie Hunt...605 E Sunrise Ave

Week 5 June 2-6...Lynn and Diane Myers..119 Timber Creek Ln

Week 6 June 9-13...Jerry and Judy Smith...108 Lakeshore Dr.

Week 7 June 16-20... Matthew and Dee Swanson...605 Pennington Ave.Week 8 June 23-27...Debbie Smith...301 Broad St.

Week 9 June 30-July 4...Buddy and Renee Gobble ...710 Dogwood Rd Week 10 July 7-11...Tommy Jenkins...16 Rotary Cir

Week 11 July 14-18...Hoyle and Betty Grubb...904 Blackstone Cir


Week 12..July 21-25 ... Richard and Pat Reddect... 616 Duke St.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

What makes our City Beautiful?

What makes our city beautiful? Plants, trees, renovated historical buildings, updated parks, and litter free highways. Sure, these things contribute to the beauty of the city but as a resident of Thomasville you are what makes Thomasville Beautiful far and beyond the plants and trees.
Without devoted individuals Thomasville would not have the flowers, beautiful renovations, improved parks, and litter free roads. The effort to keep Thomasville beautiful is a group effort and Thomasville needs everyone to pitch in. You do not have to possess any special talent but only make small changes that ensure you are adding to Thomasville’s beauty, not subtracting.
Adding to Thomasville’s beauty can be as simple as keeping a trash bag in your car to avoid throwing it on the roadways or picking up trash you see on your walk around town. Enjoying the newly renovated Fair Grove Park and make sure it is kept free from litter.
What is in it for you? If knowing you have contributed to the beauty of Thomasville is not enough for you to take action think about it from an economic standpoint. For instance litter on the roadways not only looks horrible but also brings down the value of your home, slows down economic development, and can cost you money through ways of fines and higher taxes.
In Thomasville there are numerous ways to pitch in and beautify the city. For instance, adopt a street or spot which is a specific area or park in town and keep it free from litter. Nominate a “Yard of the Week” to praise those who are keeping their property beautiful. If you have participated in the past with adopt a street or spot, or would like to participate please contact the Beautification Committee at (336) 475-4219 or citybeautificationtville@gmail.com to update your information or get involved.
Get connected; keep our streets clean and our city beautiful. Keep up to date with the Beautification Committee’s efforts to continue making Thomasville Beautiful. Visit our website/blog http://citybeautification.blogspot.com/ with weekly updates, tips, and ways you can help. Written by Pam Dover, City Beautification Committee Member; Published in Thomasville Times

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Business of the Month-July

A Cleaner World located at 801 Julian Ave. in Thomasville is recognized as Business of the Month for July by the Beautification Committee.