Experiencing Uganda

Learning by example could be the driving force behind the Charles Henderson High School’s Annual Walk-a-Thon and Books for Hope programs which seek to help ... Read more
Latest news
Goshen man arrested for trailer theft.
A Goshen man has been arrested for stealing a 1995 logging trailer valued at $10,000.David Mills, Jr., 36, was charged with first-degree theft on May ... Read more
The Latest
Witherington seeks re-election in District 4
Johnny Witherington announces his intent to seek re-election to represent the citizens of District 4 on the Troy City Council in the upcoming August 28th ... Read more
Meeks seeks to fill District 2 vacancy
Greg Meeks, a lifelong resident of Troy, announces his candidacy for the Troy City Councilman District 2 position. Greg has lived in Troy for 52 ... Read more | 1 comment
Reeves, Lunsford to seek mayoral seat
Troy voters likely will have a choice to make when they head to the polls in August to cast ballots in the mayoral election. Read more | 3 comments
Welcome spring
For a while, it appeared that Mother Nature would put a damper on the 2nd Annual SpringFest in Brundidge on Saturday. Read more
PCC approves payroll changes
The Pike County Commission on Monday approved payroll changes that will provide a net savings to the county. Read more
- School start dates in limbo
- ‘Gentle places’ highlight Bill Hill’s exhibit
- Pike BOE applauds bus drivers
- Bonnie Holland shares life’s story with rotary
- Friends bond over auto love | 1 comment
- Local food bank in need of generous donations
- Congrats grads!
- Councilman Reeves announces candidacy for mayor
- City: Star Cafe could face legal problems | 9 comments
- Christian art winners recognized | 1 comment
- Charles Henderson hosts first band reunion
- Small post offices stay open | 1 comment
- Troy man gets life in prison for rape | 2 comments
- Goshen family graduates together in May
- Long honored at concert by state legislature
- Organizations partner to bring children’s mental health to forefront | 1 comment
- Exhibit highlights university grads’ artwork
- Fund-raising for Relay not over, yet
- Postal workers ready to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’
- Officer gives safety tips during women’s luncheon
- Alumni chapter hosts cookout
- Letters to the editor: Teacher Appreciation Week
- Accused rapist appears in court | 7 comments
- Troy firefighter in running for contest
Sports
JOHNSON: Sun Belt need Appalachian State badly
As the carousel that is conference realignment continues to turn, the Sun Belt Conference is running out of quarters. Read more
- Tickets now available for Troy HOF induction ceremony
- Local folk artist memorializes PLAS title | 1 comment
- Goshen softball earns AHSAA state berth
Lifestyles
The Year of Alabama Food
The Alabama Tourism Department has designated 2012 as the Year of Alabama Food. This is the second Year of Alabama Food promotion for the state’s ... Read more
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Editorials
Americans need to have faith in candidates
Politics. One day finds candidates embroiled in heated, hateful exchanges against each other. The next day one bows out and pledges to support the other. ... Read more
Columns & Opinions

How strong is the religious vote?
On the morning of the March 13 Alabama GOP Primary, former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore ... Read more
Blogs
Photo Gallery: Old Enzor Lane deer intrusion
Yesterday, I went out to visit Connie Floyd and her staff at Old Enzor Lane. She’d told us ahead of time a deer had broken ... Read more
Letters to the Editor
Saying thanks for ‘great mentors’
The teachers I have at Charles Henderson High School are more than excellent teachers. They are also great mentors. I appreciate my teachers for all ... Read more
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