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City regains ownership to Army Reserve building
When Troy Mayor Jimmy Lunsford was handed the keys to the old Army Reserve Center Tuesday morning, it was a bittersweet moment. (6 comments) | Read story
Budget near completion in Brundidge
The Brundidge City Council may pass a budget today that doesn’t call for a utility raise as high as originally anticipated. Read story
Shoebox ministry brings Christmas cheer
Pike Countians can be a part of a worldwide ministry that brings the joy of Christmas to thousands of children who would have no Christmas if it were not for the simple gifts tucked inside a box. Read story
‘Lesson’ continues at Troy
The Troy University Theater production of “A Lesson Before Dying” will begin its second week of performances tonight at the Trojan Center Theater and will run through Friday. Performances are at 7:30 nightly. Tickets are $5 each and are available at the door. Read story
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- ‘Lesson’ continues at Troy
- PCHS program recognizes students for efforts, citizenship | (1)
- Flowers reflects Nov. 4 results to Troy Rotary
- TU students to bring light AFTERdark
- Recount: Berry still wins | (12)
- Twins plead guilty to bank robbery | (16)
- PCHS students petition BOE for former coach Young | (10)
- CHMS to improve in reading | (20)
- Pioneer Museum plays host to holiday craft fair
- Team behind the team | (4)
- Battle for outright title begins Saturday against Ragin Cajuns
- Dennis weighs in on importance of game
- Wednesday's sports briefs
- First ever title shot | (74)
- Brundidge Bulldogs bring back Super Bowl trophy | (2)
- More round ball action in the Troy area this week
- Troy 13U, 9U win state
- Troy’s 11U team downed in state final
- Trojans' Bayou jinx | (6)
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Share your blessings by supporting food banks
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Horses bring healing through camp
Happy shouts and laughter find their way through the woodlands, across the pond and down the winding “pig trail” to Camp Ride and Real. Read story
Schools
Troy BoE approves capital plan
The Troy City School Board approved a five-year Capital Plan Monday that will make several improvements at Charles Henderson High School and build a new Central Office. Read story