Families pay more in income taxes
Alabama families living at or below the poverty line pay higher income taxes than any other state. Read story
Johnson Center ornaments now available for sale
The 2009 Johnson Center for the Arts Christmas ornaments have arrived and are on sale at the arts center on East Walnut Street in Troy. Read story
IRS looking for county residents due refund
BIRMINGHAM — The Internal Revenue Service is looking for Alabamians who are due to receive a combined $1.85 million in the form of 1,571 refund checks that were returned to the IRS by the U.S. Postal Service due to mailing address errors. Read story
Reform rebuttal
For Pike County residents with health insurance, the health care reform bill going before the House of Representatives will mean little, said local Rep. Bobby Bright.
That is, if it passes. Read story
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Cold, flu not only viruses seen early
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Don’t shoot the chickens
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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
