City, county building permits show steady growth January 13, 2021 McDuffie Progress Building permits issued during the past several years show there has been increased growth in the City of Thomson and McDuffie County.
Council approves budget, plus travel allowance December 16, 2020 McDuffie Progress The Thomson City Council, last Thursday, approved a $19,377,781 budget for the upcoming year.
Thomson City Council to vote on proposed $19.4 million budget December 9, 2020 McDuffie Progress Monday evening during a work session Mayor Kenneth Usry led the Thomson City Council through a discussion of the proposed budget the group will approve Thursday night.
Beggs flips switch to light official Thomson tree December 2, 2020 McDuffie Progress With little fanfare, compared to previous years, a small group of less than two dozen gathered last Friday evening for the lighting of the City of Thomson Christmas tree at the Depot.
City council denies wedding venue on Milledge November 18, 2020 McDuffie Progress Last week, in a Thursday regular meeting, the Thomson City Council voted to follow the recommendations for the planning and zoning board on two requests and went a different direction on a third request.
Council to talk Halloween and COVID-19 October 7, 2020 McDuffie Progress Thursday evening the Thomson City Council will be talking Halloween and recommendations concerning COVID-19.
Thomson nearing ordinance to curtail ATVs September 16, 2020 McDuffie Progress Thomson is nearing the adoption of a new ordinance which would set standards for driving golf carts on local streets. The ordinance will also be the basis for police to begin work to get ATVs off the streets of the city.
City of Thomson hires new city administrator September 15, 2020 McDuffie Progress The Thomson City Council last week in it’s regular meeting, Thursday evening, unanimously approved Donald Toms as the new city administrator.
City of Thomson approved for $341k of CARES Act funds September 15, 2020 McDuffie Progress The City of Thomson will receive a total of $341,000 in federal funding through the state’s dispersement of CARES Act funds.