Story archive for May 2000

Thursday, June 1

• Local teen will examine field

• Day lily sale Saturday will benefit labyrinth

• JASSM destroys hardened target

• Charlie Youngblood

Wednesday, May 31

• New GES building to eliminate

• Jim Tom Norman

• Success follows 'Trouble' at CHMS

• Crocs pick up one-point win

• Norman's service not forgotten,

• Mandates force personnel cuts for schools

• Troy senior legion runs over Opelika 11-1

Tuesday, May 30

• Fuller comes through in the pinch for Mets

• City honors fallen veterans

• Crosby's generous spirit

• Hellen Marie O'Neal Williams

• Election primaries are one week away

• VFW Post 755 adopts

• Beware the addiction of 3-play!!

Sunday, May 28

• Four murder trials hit court this week

• Thomas Morgan

• Law officers standing by

• Chamber endeavor to get AISA

Saturday, May 27

• Cattleman's Park moves closer to reality

Friday, May 26

• Trojans say goodbye to

• Fox White, Jr.

• City, TSU lobby to host AISA sports event

• AISA nearing decision on

• Guilty verdict makes Blair

Thursday, May 25

• Relay generates strong emotions

• Two drivers sought for Troy's

• Blair guilty 'without intent'

• Lela Mae Davenport

• County gets serious about garbage bills

Wednesday, May 24

• Some Pike residents want

• Drivers without insurance

• Tuck gets life in prison without parole

• Troy Police to hold firearms class for women

• Brenda Kay Snell Doucet

• AISA to choose Troy or Selma

• Some Pike residents want regulations

• Jr Legion sweeps Tuskegee

• Opinions vary on children

• Meadows helping Padres

Tuesday, May 23

• Brothers answer divine call

• Cardinals get 10-9 win to remain undefeated

• Flowers seeks Pike constable position

• Irene Beard Richburg

• Carrying on the legacy

• Testimony in Blair case to begin Wed.

• Post 70 Senior Legion

• Hartselle takes 5A

• Two in custody for weekend shootings

• Registration for TABL to

Sunday, May 21

• Veterans campaign for Census 2000

• #036;160,000 raised for Relay for Life

• Manhunt fails again

• Relay continues track record of success

• Charlie Passmore

• Legislative session most

• Four murder trials scheduled for this week

Friday, May 19

• County filled with weekend events

• National Nursing Home Week proclaimed

• No liability insurance will soon be liability

• Acie Tillery

• Gralheer donates time to fight cancer

• Lady Trojans go for the

• Fred Baxter All-Star weekend finally here

Thursday, May 18

• Van Horn gets fifth straight shutout to remain untouched in Dixie Boys action

• Walnut Creek project may

• Ag, water officials concerned by drought

• State bracket set: And then there were eight

• Goshen puts on scrimmage

• Aaron Rascoe and Lauren Stone, Charles Henderson High School seniors, were the recipients of the J.O. quot;Tipquot; Colley Scholastic Christian Athletic Scholarship. The announcement was made Tuesday

• Penn plans re-election

• Aaron Rascoe and Lauren Stone, Charles Henderson High School seniors, were the recipients of the J.O. quot;Tipquot; Colley Scholastic Christian Athletic Scholarship. The announcement was made Tuesday

• CHHS hosts spring jamboree at Troy State

• Aaron Rascoe and Lauren Stone, Charles Henderson High School seniors, were the recipients of the J.O. quot;Tipquot; Colley Scholastic Christian Athletic Scholarship. The announcement was made Tuesday

• Aaron Rascoe and Lauren Stone, Charles Henderson High School seniors, were the recipients of the J.O. quot;Tipquot; Colley Scholastic Christian Athletic Scholarship. The announcement was made Tuesday

• Aaron Rascoe and Lauren Stone, Charles Henderson High School seniors, were the recipients of the J.O. quot;Tipquot; Colley Scholastic Christian Athletic Scholarship. The announcement was made Tuesday

• Aaron Rascoe and Lauren Stone, Charles Henderson High School seniors, were the recipients of the J.O. quot;Tipquot; Colley Scholastic Christian Athletic Scholarship. The announcement was made Tuesday

Wednesday, May 17

• Oh, pretty man, just walk on by

• 'Big Apple' can't take the

• Cancer has affected many lives in county

• State assists breast cancer

• Cancer knocked twice at the Fleming's door

• CHHS punches ticket to

• Tommy J. Wise

• Rec League Roundup

Tuesday, May 16

• City asks residents to

• Mets get three runs in the

• Long-time Troy businessman

• The future is now for Lady Trojan seniors, only State Championship will suffice

• Court delays move over

• Lady Trojans win Sectional

• Blair court date set for May 24

• 'Old newsboys' help raise funds for Relay

• Troy BOE selects officers

Sunday, May 14

• Parents cope with loss of slain son

• Bay Bears get back on

• Student's art will hang in Gov.'s Mansion

• Troy Police Dept. honors fallen officers

• Nearly 500 receive TSU diplomas Friday

• Stars to come out at Fred

• Legislature should insist on

• Lady Trojans battle way

Friday, May 12

• Goshen football team tunes

• Banking on a cure for cancer

• Annie Flemming Griffin

• Galloway Park set for 3-on-3 tourney

• Some legislation killed due to session end

• Troy man charged with

• Lady Trojans put it on the line at sectional

• Pike jobless rate drops

• Time for CHHS to bear down

• Perfect Harmony to perform

Thursday, May 11

• Harris announces candidacy

• Crocs nab first win,

• Mills leads CHHS golf team

• Area water supply still

• Thornton's intensity contagious at Goshen

• City gets #036;900,000 for access road

• Business leaders back Relay for Life effort

Wednesday, May 10

• William A. Carnley

• Close win fuels Lady

• 'Celebrity Week' will shine with 24 faces

• CHHS goes the extra mile

• Grants have done great

• Library board concerned about book returns

• Local firm plans golf

• Rockies just miss first win

• Pike sheriff eyes state

• Chamber asks for county support on plan

Tuesday, May 9

• Gosha, Diggs represent

• Kate Hunt

• Brundidge PD wants to remove cloud hanging over Galloway Park

• Man nabbed for weekend shooting

• Extras make festival 'phenomenal success'

• Sports, Galloway park can help

• Local club celebrates

• Indians get grand slam from

• County gets tough on those

Sunday, May 7

• Troy AARP works to improve

• Soap box derby racers, start your 'engines'

• Anderson known for

Friday, May 5

• Denson first ever TSU track star

• James Harold Anderson

Thursday, May 4

• Get behind lake effort for sake of community

• Cow shooting brings felony charges

• Troy State begins non-league

• Frank Barnett Young

• Arts, crafts, prizes will highlight Festival

• Tigers come from behind to

• Trojans show up in good

• Misgivings few as state

• Pugh Windham's woodcarvings

• Exchange Club honors students

Wednesday, May 3

• Newcomers like the idea of

• Cow killing case lands teen in jail

• Grant funds new tennis

• Hard work pays off for

• Lady Trojans get well

• Van Horn holds off Tigers

• Ernest Crowley

• Arts, crafts will be a draw

• Park and Rec to offer Major League

Tuesday, May 2

• Open house celebrates

• Three killed in area weekend wrecks

• Tanzanian officers get policing tips at TSU

• Jackson takes title 'Ms. Pike Manor'

• Irma Davis Powell

• Terry Sneed seeks Pike