Story archive for January 2001

Thursday, Feb. 1

• Police get nod to hold juveniles

• Lockheed celebrates Javelin milestone

• Harrison mourned by friends, family

• TSU faces Durham's Dolphins tonight

• News stories published in The Messenger's Online Edition during February 1-14, 2001 , included:

• A.G. speaks to Brundidge club

• News stories published in The Messenger's Online Edition during February 15-28, 2001 , included:

• County schools prepare for major cuts

• Lady Trojans start over with Lady Hatters, Jacksonville

Wednesday, Jan. 31

• Still gets 25 years for attempted murder

Tuesday, Jan. 30

• King named ERMC's top employee

• Troy's downtown black businesses

• Red Level Tigers challenge

• Officials ready to crack down

• Jobless rate shows healthy economy

• Bulldogs take bite out of Ozark Eagles

• State prisons contribute

• Seniors to host 'Gala' event

• Nathan Richard Dyer

• Lucille Carter Fleming

Monday, Jan. 29

• CHHS teams sweep Carroll

• TSU wins OT thriller

Sunday, Jan. 28

• Pike Co. Jail feels the squeeze

• Relay board salutes Pike Co.

• GHS Eagles dive bomb

• County seeks funding for new jail

• TPRD begins softball, baseball registration

• Lauren Nicole Austin

Friday, Jan. 26

• Tom Collier Jr.

• Evelyn Sikes Stuart

• P.C. Reading Council sponsors

• Rushing's performance highlights week

• Hawkins, other higher ed

• Highway 29 wreck claims life of Troy teen

Thursday, Jan. 25

• March of Dimes kicks off annual event

• Patriots come from 16 down to beat Knights

• Lockheed announces #036;3.8 billion expansion

• Guitar duo will perform Friday

• Squadron no match for Goshen

• Sign-up begins for hay assistance program

• George O. McCall

• Neighbor: Griffin achieves lifelong dream

Wednesday, Jan. 24

• Brundidge landfill battle nears its end

• Street Talk: Roe v. Wade

• City gets on a roll for Heart Association

• Rebecca Doss will mount

Tuesday, Jan. 23

• Pike County March of Dimes

• Odis W. Wright

• County seeks legislative help with new jail

Monday, Jan. 22

• Subdivision regulations

Sunday, Jan. 21

• Lady Trojans rally for a 71-65 win

• County school officials fear more state cuts

• Loretta McGrady Moultry

• Messenger web growth

• Trojans bounce back against Campbell

• Andy breaks CHHS boys winning streak

• Rotary sponsors Valentine fundraiser

Friday, Jan. 19

• Census leads legislature to special session

• TAAC's best comes to Troy

• SACS inspects Troy St. next week

• Jacobs, Fleetwood will be missed

• Visit teaches Banks

• Alabamians credited for

Thursday, Jan. 18

• County officials discuss garbage situation

• Willouise quot;Billiequot; Reynolds Shealy

• TPD seeks license for juvenile holding facility

• Pike County routs Luverne

• CHHS wins two at Barbour County

• Fighting Camels come calling on TSU Trojans

• Pike County kicks off heart walk in February

Wednesday, Jan. 17

• Volunteer fire fighters

• 'Vigorous ballet' to be held at Troy State

• Pike Pioneer Museum changes its name

• SSSI responds to airplane accident

• Mrs. Clyde Flowers

Tuesday, Jan. 16

• I'll take Albert Means for 200, Alex

Sunday, Jan. 14

• Banks teacher to participate

• County awaiting approval for bridge work

• Breakfast kicks off annual Heart Walk

• Local artists to be featured

• Passenger jet crashes at Troy Airport

• Vonnie Lee Flowers

Friday, Jan. 12

• Successor named for

• George Randolph McVay

• 'Identity theft' bill part

• Neighbor: Messick running to

• Chamber hosts 'Taste of

Thursday, Jan. 11

• TSU implements new campus bicycle patrols

• Troy Police Dept. locks up suspected rapist

• Alabama Power contributes to city's beauty

• Band director Smith will leave TSU Sept. 1

Wednesday, Jan. 10

• Sallie Louise Tetter

• County still facing garbage

• Council opens discussion

• Landowner says cows are starving

• Car, train collide; no one injured

• Back-to-school means a lot to Romanczuk

Tuesday, Jan. 9

• County GED standards

• Dale County Junior Miss

• Commission eyes zoning

• James Irvin quot;Jimmyquot; Everage

• Cancer Society offers golf pass 'fore' fun

Sunday, Jan. 7

• Echinacea takes the fight

• Gas customers feel the

• Woman pleads quilty

• Electronic partnership among nation's first

• Gertrude Dickens Harrison

Friday, Jan. 5

• Okra, moon pies don't sit well together

• Nearly 1,000 voters purged

• First baby of 2001 arrives at ERMC

• TSU will learn plenty of

• Strategic plan isn't

• First-class stamp prices

• Neighbor: Spikes appreciates the importance of 'Old Christmas'

Thursday, Jan. 4

• Firefighters hope fire

• Scholarship established

• Senior Complex plans activities for new year

• NASA joins local

Wednesday, Jan. 3

• Pike Manor celebrates

• Pike Co. Junior Miss prepares

• Reapportionment top

• Brundidge working for

Tuesday, Jan. 2

• Officials focus on cleaning up

• Barr Nutrition Center director retires

• Taxpayers face penalties

Monday, Jan. 1

• From Brundidge to big time:

• Mayotte, Trojans hungry

• L.V. quot;Bullyquot; Reeves

• Panthers avenge earlier loss to TSU