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Former principal dies in Ga. wreck 8:54 p.m.
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Brundidge man injured in fatal wreck
A two-vehicle collision fatally injured an Enterprise woman Wednesday night and caused three others to be hospitalized according to a statement by the Alabama Department of Public Safety. Read story
Former principal dies in Ga. wreck
A former Troy City Schools principal was the victim of a fatal crash in Georgia Wednesday afternoon. (8 comments) | Read story
Land owner hopeful in appeal
Local landowner Chris Rose met opposition in January from the Planning Commission when requesting to rezone property off Lakeside Drive to build an electrical supply company. (4 comments) | Read story
Brundidge throws hat in state's celebration
When the Alabama Bureau of Tourism and Travel announced its promotional plans for 2010, “The Year of Small Towns and Downtowns,” Brundidge Mayor Jimmy Ramage said he knew the citizens of Brundidge would want to throw their hats in the ring. Read story
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- 12 O'clock whistle blows again in Mayberry | (9)
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- Recharging the batteries
- Local swimmer qualifies for regional competition
- Trojans bounced | (2)
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- CHHS winning streak snapped
- Yet again, Troy falls short when it matters | (14)
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- Troy holds on, will play for conference tournament title | (3)
- Patriots take care of Generals
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Take advantage of city's Amnesty Day
It’s not often law-breakers are given the chance to be forgiven, but that’s just what’s taking place today in Troy’s municipal court. (4 comments) | Read story
Today's Column By Holli Keaton
Let's celebrate small towns and downtowns
Every town has something special about it. For some, it’s that unique restaurant of which only a particular place can boast. For others, it’s a deep-rooted tradition locals call their own. (1 comment) | Read story
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Annual campstew cookoff to be held Friday at Goshen Town Hall
Vying for Pike County camp stew braggin’ rights begins when the crockpots heat up at the Goshen Town Hall annex on Friday. Read story
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CHHS theater students shine
The theater students at Charles Henderson High School lived up to the expectations of their director, Jessica Boothe. Read story
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