Story archive for October 2001

Thursday, Nov. 1

• Lady Trojans picked third in A-Sun

• Car theft suspect arrested

• Terrorism courses offer

• Pioneer Museum holds lots of history

• FBI acts on tip in Troy

• Coffee Kettle: End of a place called home

• Coleman shines in first start for Trojans

• Football; a rite of passage in South

Wednesday, Oct. 31

• Bulldogs move up one spot in Class 3A

• Pike Co. remains on alert

• Stone: About 500 businesses haven't renewed liceneses

• Pioneer Museum membership a good deal

• 'Honky Tonk Angels,' best ticket in town

• Both Tigers, Tide had off weeks on Saturday

• Memory of Goshen grad lives on

• Troy State tennis teams impress at Omni Hotel Regional

• Halloween this year is even scarier

• Trojans picked to finish second in A-Sun

Tuesday, Oct. 30

• Forestry tour set for Thursday near Banks

• Enjoy the treats of Halloween safely

• Freshman Batista earns Runner-of-the-Year

• Planning commission annexes two acres to allow students to attend Troy City Schools

• Penn fills husband's seat when duty called

• TSU soccer team drops third straight

• Troy State women's golf earns title

• Mavis Bernice Lee

• Anonymity has its rewards

• Agencies feel county funding cuts

• Trojans try to pull off four straight wins

Sunday, Oct. 28

• Revivng a fun Halloween tradition in Troy

• Bulldogs hold off MA Eagles

• CHHS picks up seventh win of the year, 28-0

• Mrs. Linda Faye Erb

• Troy State's senior class wins one last homecoming

• Patriots end season with win over Dixie

• Lack of response impacts E-911

• Close shave...

• Urging youth to make the right choices

• TSU fans enjoy a day at the game

• Fans make homecoming better

• Goshen's passing, rushing grounds Flying Squadron

Friday, Oct. 26

• Calculation responsible for drastic

• Scams target pockets of generous donors

• Eagles looking for win tonight

• Murder suspect behind bars

• CHHS travels to play Andalusia Bulldogs

• Big weekend for TSU homecoming

• Annie Maye Jones

• PCHS on the road for first time in six weeks

• Family affair

Thursday, Oct. 25

• Some near- the-end-of the-season highlights to enjoy

• Recycling pays off in Troy

• Thunderbirds new homecoming foe for Trojans

• Claudia Mitt Linton

• TSU has chance to go above .500

• Signs point to ordinance violation

• Patriots host familiar foe on Friday night

• Second suspect indentified

Wednesday, Oct. 24

• Bulldogs still ranked No. 10 in Class 3A

• Ollie Wiggins Ferguson

• For second week in a row, Trojans become the hunted

• Pike County Cattlewomen

• TSU places second in Coach quot;Oquot; Invitational

• Three Pike County players make prep spotlight

• Perception doesn't always equal performance on field

• Second suspect in Huk-A-Buk

• Troy sees Brundidge landfill as money saver

Tuesday, Oct. 23

• Bridges, roads get needed attention

• Lady Trojans outhit Mercer in 3-0 win

• Brush Arbor Singing set for Wednesday night

• CHHS JV completes season with win over Cougars

• Employees handle mail cautiously

• Shannon, Blakeney pleased with offensive output

• Businesses to vie for 'Community Spirit Award'

Sunday, Oct. 21

• Eagles in the playoffs with 34-16 win

• Red Ribbon Week promotes drug-free nation

• TSU fans celebrate Trojan victory

• Pike Lib takes second win of the season over Hooper

• Huk-A-Buk shooting suspect in custody

• Trojans stop Matadors in second half for 44-31 win

• Brundidge Peanut Butter Festival

Friday, Oct. 19

• Eagles can clinch berth in playoffs with win tonight

• Huk-A-Buk owner robbed, shot while closing

• Trojans look to regroup tonight in Ozark against Carroll High

• Ft. Rucker hospital sealed off after threat

• Bring on 'Bama and Auburn

• Caricatures a big 'draw' at weekend festival

• Pike County BOE plans

• Bulldogs want to avenge 2000 loss to ACA Eagles

• The Rev. Frank Hardwick

• Patriots host Hooper Academy

Thursday, Oct. 18

• Powell named Business/Professional Woman of the Year

• TSU soccer edges Alabama Aamp;M, 3-1

• Early detection is key to survival: Women encouraged to have annual mammograms

• Weil gets patriotic goodbye from TES

• Lamar (Moon) Jones

• Domizio, Wood to participate in Nat'l Miss Peanut Festival

• Nice to be back in Troy for a weekend

• Coach quot;Oquot; Invite set for this weekend

Wednesday, Oct. 17

• Maestri and basketball team ready for new season

• Trojans trying to avoid a letdown

• Joseph Brantley Wiley

• Mitchell provides assistance in new roadway

• 'TSU Faculty Exhibit' open to public through Nov. 29

• Lady Trojans outlast Belmont

• County will be hurt by funding cuts

• Beulah player records 21 tackles

• New gazebo a 'wonderful addition' to downtown

Tuesday, Oct. 16

• Mary O. Ingram

• Cross country team enjoys strong finish

• Troy BOE ends fiscal year on good note

• TSU defense thrives in Scott Field mud

• Pike businesswomen to be honored in

• 'Agnes of God' brought to stage at TSU

• 5K Peanut Butter run set for this coming Saturday

• Soccer team drops to 8-5

• Reunion of Reuben's Raiders set for Oct. 4

• TSU to create Institute on Vision with bequest from Crosby Estate

Sunday, Oct. 14

• Viola Myhand Rumph

• GHS beats Straughn in double overtime

• Pike Liberal Arts Patriots

• Clergy: U.S. has right to defend itself

• PCHS cashes in regional win, 51-8

• CHHS suffers first loss of the season

• TSU validates move to Division 1-A

• Agencies concerned about lack of funds

• TSU takes first Division 1-A

• Business owners welcome

Friday, Oct. 12

• Brown Bag set for next Tuesday

• Conecuh Friends of the

• 'A Fresh Gale' in the literary world

• Helen M. Vickers

• County unhappy with new budget

Thursday, Oct. 11

• Eagles enter homestretch in region

• Trojans will sweep this weekend

• County prepared for emergency

• CHHS to take seventh straight, Bulldogs will also win

• Trojans prep for State running attack

• TSU sets policy for military students

• Sherrill no stranger to winning, controversy

• Operation: Christmas Child underway now

• Blake Carnley

• Pike faces third straight ranked opponent

• TSU Lady golfers

• Pike County looks for fifth straight

• Trojans fighting tradition

• CHHS hosts Tigers in key area match-up

• Wal-Mart will have positive impact on economy

Wednesday, Oct. 10

• Teen killed in one-vehicle wreck Monday

• Trojans' baseball alumni have break-out seasons

• G.W. Long top-ranked team in Class 1A

• Junior colleges not always the answer

• Venisee gets first career TD

• Commission delays making budget decision

• Pike County defense earns itself a place in the spotlight with performance against Chiefs

• Council approves electricity rate increase

• Anthrax: No cause for alarm

• Louise Jackson

• Residents support Bush's decisions

Tuesday, Oct. 9

• Professors teach students about new war

• Bulldogs still have bite

• Reeder and Dennis lead TSU soccer to third conference win

• Local law enforcement heighten security

• John Schmidt: 'New war is like a chronic disease'

• CHHS improves to 6-0 with victory over Southside

• Irene Henderson Sanders

• Hassan's 32 kills upends Stetson

• Military families supportive, confident

Sunday, Oct. 7

• BBBS 5K run benefits local program

• William W. Hall

• Pike County team challenged

• No. 1 Glenwood jumps on Pike Liberal Arts, wins 54-22

• Joint effort brings Wal-Mart to Brundidge

• 'Canes come alive in third

• Peanut Butter and 'Big Apple'

• Close early game had UM fans fuming

• Should U.S. ceace attacks during upcoming Islamic holiday?

Friday, Oct. 5

• Playoffs on the line for Goshen and Georgiana

• Making a commitment to kids

• Trojans not looking past athletic Southside team

• Courtland comes calling

• Commission barely escapes deficit budget

• Can Pike avoid being 'Gator bait'?

• Solid waste cases heading to court

• Trojans have to believe in Miami

• Teresia Wheeler

Thursday, Oct. 4

• Wal-Mart will be a boost for housing market

• VanHottegem leads Troy State past Lady Panthers

• Chemical attack possible, not probable

• Troy State players recognize Miami 'mystique'

• Courtland comes to Brundidge for rematch with 'Dogs

• Troy and Brundidge celebrate Natural Gas Week

• Douglas Brothers Jewelry: Troy has 'watched' them grow

• Teresa Wheeler

• Helen Keller Lecture to be held Oct. 16

• CHHS gains votes in latest ASWA poll

• Revenue commissioner satellite office opens in Brundidge

Wednesday, Oct. 3

• Mahend Prasad

• Residents still cautious after rate cuts

• Ohatchee tailback scores six touchdowns

• Peanut Butter recipe contest set for October 20

• Interest rate at lowest point in 40 years

• UM's Coker respects Blakeney, TSU

• Pike County Fair coming

• Golf team finishes 10th at Memorial Invite

• TSU cross-country competes in Auburn Invitational

• Students gain fire fighting lesson

Tuesday, Oct. 2

• Outstanding women in Pike County to be honored

• TSU volleyball outlasts Samford in five games

• Lady Trojans Soccer team comes up short, 1-0

• Trojans baseball opens fall workouts

• High School Rodeo attracts participants from across the state

• Early prisoner release bill signed into law

• Mitchell finds social work rewarding

• History and the Hurricanes

• Gloria M. Griffin