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BREAKING NEWS: Patriots score second-straight title
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County considers key changes midnight
University pedestrian struck in hit and run midnight
PLAS looks to stop explosive Rebel offense 10:07 p.m.
Fall Extravaganza held tonight
The Colley Senior Complex doesn’t typically have a fall fundraiser, but this year, its doing one better — a Fall Extravaganza. Read story
Troy safety fair promotes awareness
Awareness was the word of the day at the Troy University Campus Safety Fair Thursday. Read story
Holiday season kicks off in Troy
The holiday season will officially be full swing this weekend, as downtown merchants open their doors for holiday shopping. Read story
University pedestrian struck in hit and run
A pedestrian at Troy University was struck by an unknown vehicle, while attempting to cross McKinley Drive late Thursday afternoon. (1 comment) | Read story
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- Old-fashioned singing Sunday at the Old Country Church
- County considers key changes
- Mental health seminar to be Nov. 21 | (4)
- School H1N1 clinics scheduled
- New sidewalk stepping along
- Football puts good spin on economy | (2)
- Artistic pair
- Goshen rodeo pageant to be held tonight | (1)
- PLAS looks to stop explosive Rebel offense | (9)
- Carroll: Big part of Patriots’ success
- Trojans travel to Gainesville, face Gators on television tonight
- Local soccer team looks to keep winning ways
- Troy sports give back
- Heisman hype? | (6)
- Offensive outburst | (3)
- Teal comes home, signs with Trojans | (3)
- Chip shot
- Local 11U girls vie for championship glory | (1)
Our View
Can a non-political panel save PACT?
If three prominent politicians couldn’t make any progress in convincing the Legislature to protect contract holders in the state’s prepaid college tuition program, what are the chances that three nonpolitical figures will be able to persuade lawmakers to take action? Read story
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Artistic pair
The Johnson Center for the Arts will host a reception for the featured artists in “The Art of Janice Koenig Ross and Conrad Ross” exhibition from 2 until 4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 21 at the art center on East Walnut Street in Troy. Read story
Schools
Book fair spurs interest in reading
Annette Siler was honored to be among the celebrity readers at New Life Christian Academy’s first Book Fair this week. Read story
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