Story archive for November 1999

Wednesday, Dec. 1

• Motown legends to perform at TSU game

• Trojan defensive backfield has their hands full looking at FAMU air-attack

• Durham brings Dolphins

• Game brings crowds to town; be patient

• Playoff games paint pretty

• Fan interest high, stakes

• Mildred T. Bales

• Troy robbery suspect nabbed in Georgia

• Social Security seems

Tuesday, Nov. 30

• Trojans enter the next round

• Local high school students

• School board nears decision

• Lucille King Boyd

• Field guides top birdwatcher's

Monday, Nov. 29

• When Santa says no, ask grandfather

• TSU to particpate in city's Christmas Parade

• Mrs. Talbot Shelton Huff Sr.

• Students complete downtown

Thursday, Nov. 25

• Holidays have new

• Saying goodbye isn't easy,

• Tickets available for Troy Rotary Ball

• Spread Thanksgiving

• TES students learn about recycling

• Troy Senior Complex feels pains of growth

Wednesday, Nov. 24

• Help protect county's economy

• Police plan to step up holiday patrols

• Lessie O. Batie

• Photo by Brian Blackley

• Are we losing touch with

• 'Lights of Love' campaign

Tuesday, Nov. 23

• Health Care Authority

• Commission gridlocked

• Christmas Parade needs

• Troy Police Dept. investigates

• Aubrey Vernon Botts

• Police warn to be careful

Sunday, Nov. 21

• Thomas Lee Folmar

• Franchise tax dollars affect Pike Co.

• Spending less money a better way out than replacing what's lost

• Brundidge Rotarians win Governor's Award

• Head Starters get dose of Spanish

Saturday, Nov. 20

• Troy State reaches students

Friday, Nov. 19

• Officials pinpoint

• Locals score big for charity

• Washington grandmother

• County offers plenty of

• 'Smokeout' proves valuable lesson

• Ragan Tire is collection point

• Mary Kelly Lightsey

Thursday, Nov. 18

• Council changes personnel policy for BPD

• Troy Rotarians invite everyone

• Ahhh, the pleasures of

• Remains of downtown bring to mind

• Get up to 'snuff' with annual

• Brundidge 'opens' up

Wednesday, Nov. 17

• Siegelman should put facts

• Bells are ringing

• United Way nears

• Edna Ruth Maulden

• Residents prepare for

• Brundidge PD nabs

• Photo by Michelle Wilson

• Ramer man

Tuesday, Nov. 16

• Downtown Redevelopment

• Sunflower seeds are highly

• Library's book week to

• Self defense cited in Nov. 1 homicide

• Hard work pays off with

• TBOE makes policy changes

• V. C. Mobley

Monday, Nov. 15

• Seniors let their voices be heard

Sunday, Nov. 14

• Farm City Banquet

• Seatbelts important as holidays

• Plans for sports complex

• William Marvin Little

• TPD nabs suspected rapist, burglar

Friday, Nov. 12

• Bob Gordon: Once a

• Chamber prepares

• Pioneer Day bound to

• Rubble all that's left of

• One day barely pays homage to

• Veterans honored

• John D. Alcorn

• Farming is no easy task,

Thursday, Nov. 11

• Rick Stetson, guidance counselor at CHHS, introduced Charles Henderson High School Veterans' Day essay winners Joey Hollis (first place), Aaron Rascoe (second place) and Beth Stewart (third place) rea

• TSU to serve region

• Festivals will offer

• Rick Stetson, guidance counselor at CHHS, introduced Charles Henderson High School Veterans' Day essay winners Joey Hollis (first place), Aaron Rascoe (second place) and Beth Stewart (third place) rea

• Rick Stetson, guidance counselor at CHHS, introduced Charles Henderson High School Veterans' Day essay winners Joey Hollis (first place), Aaron Rascoe (second place) and Beth Stewart (third place) rea

• Obituaries published Nov. 11, 1999

• Rick Stetson, guidance counselor at CHHS, introduced Charles Henderson High School Veterans' Day essay winners Joey Hollis (first place), Aaron Rascoe (second place) and Beth Stewart (third place) rea

• Pike County Cattlemen's

• Rick Stetson, guidance counselor at CHHS, introduced Charles Henderson High School Veterans' Day essay winners Joey Hollis (first place), Aaron Rascoe (second place) and Beth Stewart (third place) rea

• Rick Stetson, guidance counselor at CHHS, introduced Charles Henderson High School Veterans' Day essay winners Joey Hollis (first place), Aaron Rascoe (second place) and Beth Stewart (third place) rea

Wednesday, Nov. 10

• Brundidge Arts, Crafts Show set Saturday

• Training Center money results

• Museum prepares for

• City seeks grant to build

• Veterans Day program planned

Monday, Nov. 8

• Sen. Jimmy Holley (D.-Elba), Sen. quot;Walkingquot; Wendell Mitchell (D.-Luverne) and Rep. Alan Boothe (D.-Troy) present Lockheed Martin and Troy State University a #036;1 million check to construct a

• PTO seeks new

• Sen. Jimmy Holley (D.-Elba), Sen. quot;Walkingquot; Wendell Mitchell (D.-Luverne) and Rep. Alan Boothe (D.-Troy) present Lockheed Martin and Troy State University a #036;1 million check to construct a

• Strong fan showing makes

• Sen. Jimmy Holley (D.-Elba), Sen. quot;Walkingquot; Wendell Mitchell (D.-Luverne) and Rep. Alan Boothe (D.-Troy) present Lockheed Martin and Troy State University a #036;1 million check to construct a

• Sen. Jimmy Holley (D.-Elba), Sen. quot;Walkingquot; Wendell Mitchell (D.-Luverne) and Rep. Alan Boothe (D.-Troy) present Lockheed Martin and Troy State University a #036;1 million check to construct a

• Sen. Jimmy Holley (D.-Elba), Sen. quot;Walkingquot; Wendell Mitchell (D.-Luverne) and Rep. Alan Boothe (D.-Troy) present Lockheed Martin and Troy State University a #036;1 million check to construct a

• Landfill sold to

• Sen. Jimmy Holley (D.-Elba), Sen. quot;Walkingquot; Wendell Mitchell (D.-Luverne) and Rep. Alan Boothe (D.-Troy) present Lockheed Martin and Troy State University a #036;1 million check to construct a

Sunday, Nov. 7

• Photo by Mike Thompson.

• Brundidge town meeting

Friday, Nov. 5

• Getting the right bird

• Four arrested for plot to murder

• Weekend coat sale, food drive

• Show your support of the Trojans Saturday

Thursday, Nov. 4

• City prepares for Christmas parade Nov. 29

• This week's troubles point

• Scheer's Lumberjacks will

• Mitchell to chair

• Edwin Owen Folmar

• Improvements to web page planned;

• Jingling of local cash registers

Wednesday, Nov. 3

• Deoderant, plumbing...

• Troy teen jailed for

• Red Ribbon Week a success for

• Mary Louise Taylor

Tuesday, Nov. 2

• Andrea Domizio, center, was crowned Pike County Junior Miss Saturday night at the Adams Center Theater on the campus of Troy State University. Meredith May (left) was second runner up and Laurne Stone

• Andrea Domizio, center, was crowned Pike County Junior Miss Saturday night at the Adams Center Theater on the campus of Troy State University. Meredith May (left) was second runner up and Laurne Stone

• Andrea Domizio, center, was crowned Pike County Junior Miss Saturday night at the Adams Center Theater on the campus of Troy State University. Meredith May (left) was second runner up and Laurne Stone

• Attorney hit with fees

• Lockheed hits milestone

• Andrea Domizio, center, was crowned Pike County Junior Miss Saturday night at the Adams Center Theater on the campus of Troy State University. Meredith May (left) was second runner up and Laurne Stone

• Joe Lenon Johnson Sr.

• Andrea Domizio, center, was crowned Pike County Junior Miss Saturday night at the Adams Center Theater on the campus of Troy State University. Meredith May (left) was second runner up and Laurne Stone

• Andrea Domizio, center, was crowned Pike County Junior Miss Saturday night at the Adams Center Theater on the campus of Troy State University. Meredith May (left) was second runner up and Laurne Stone

• Brundidge police look into

• Being apart shows