Story archive for May 2002

Friday, May 31

• Flowers' votes to count

• Troy woman arrested for welfare fraud

• Snake season: Proceed with caution

• PCHS graduates 64 Thursday night

• Charles Henderson holds graduation

• Obituaries published in the Friday, May 31, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Rain can't dampen groundbreaking

Thursday, May 30

• Ground broken on new facility

• Snakebite victim remains in ICU

• Kings appear primed for upset of Lakers

• Flowers, investigator now at odds

• QDMA to conduct Troy seminar

• Commissioners need to give answers

• Obituaries published in the Thursday, May 30, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Gambling a central issue in campaigns

• June 1 a day for lily lovers

Wednesday, May 29

• Tuesday rain puts damper on draught

• America Reads focuses on building reading skills

• TSU volleyball signs five

• Election not a one-issue race

• Arrest made in robbery

• Trojans sign point guard

• Welcome to The Troy Messenger Digital Edition

• Audit report will be made public

• Mayotte out at Troy State

Tuesday, May 28

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• 'The mighty have fallen'

• CIRCULATION

• LOCAL LINKS

• Justice can be bittersweet

• Never forget defenders of freedom

• School records: History on a disk?

Sunday, May 26

• Brundidge adds city building department

• Galyard hopeful about funding

• Rodeo gets Memorial Day weekend off to rip-roaring start

• Obituaries published in the Sunday, May 26, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Lockheed Martin adding THAAD facility

• Honor our fallen soldiers

Friday, May 24

• UCF ends Troy State's season at tourney, 12-4

• Earles Glass loaded with experience

• Radio Grill

• History of The Messenger

• Quality dozer work runs in the family

• S S Fish Market

• Jasmine's Boutique

• Chito's Cafe

• Wisconsin native to be named TSU rodeo coach

• TSU women's basketball team adds five signees

• Voting is duty, responsibility

• MARKETPLACE

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• Wireless Connection

• Sub Connection

• Freshens

• Pike Liberal holds graduation

• Buffalo's

• Byrd Drugs

• Troy Cablevision

• Troy Medical provides best in medical services to Pike County

• Light Years Away Cosmetic Surgery Day Spa

• Haynes Ambulance offers ambulatory service

• Cattlemen rodeo begins tonight

• Troy Alarm

• Stephens Auto

• Teens take beer truck on joy ride

• Chic-Fil-A

• The Printing Press

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• Pierce hopes to have year-round baseball school

• Bullock Propane

• Hi-Pine Economy Buildings

• Obituaries published in the Friday, May 24, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Supplier patterns elusive

Thursday, May 23

• Campaign swing brings Julian McPhillips to town

• Obituaries published in the Thursday, May 23, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Macon County reports Willie Thomas accepted job

• Troy man killed in accident

• School funding serious issue

• Cherry sentenced to life

Wednesday, May 22

• Making Academics Count: educating students, businesses

• PCA Championship Rodeo May 24-25

• Is the Southeastern League here to stay?

• Hurricane awareness important

• Shannon, TSU, to hold passing camp

• Too much warning? Not any more

• Board fails to hire Brown as GHS head coach

• Obituaries published in the Wednesday, May 22, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Troy Legion team nails Dale County 14-0 in opener

• Former Trojan golfer captures Hooters' title

Tuesday, May 21

• Wal-Mart impact being felt

• Thomas says nothing finalized

• County BOE discusses renovations at PCHS, GES

• Obituaries published in the Tuesday, May 21, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Enthusiasm helps Relay raise #036;206,135.77

Monday, May 20

• Photos/Kevin Pearcey

• Trojans take one of two from Stetson

• Troy Amateur Baseball League starts up

Sunday, May 19

• Willie Thomas considers Macon County job

• Relay commitment simply amazing

• Obituaries published in the Sunday, May 19, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Can you believe it!

• Knox fields closed

Friday, May 17

• A true story about cancer

• Recycle REBA and pizza contest underway

• Lost dogs:

• TSU softball announces camp dates

• Obituaries published in the Friday, May 17, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Law officer of the year selected

• Lottery battle begins

• Man pays tribute to slain grandfather

• Tonight's Relay for Life celebrates hope

Thursday, May 16

• Postal service plans cutbacks

• Nall bids 'au revoir' to

• Obituaries published in the Thursday, May 16, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• REC

• Friday is Relay day in Pike County

• Pike's Patriots hold football camp

• Shots fired near field

• TPRD to continue with hands project

• Honoring fallen officers

• Keep memory of fallen officers alive

Wednesday, May 15

• Obituaries published in the Wednesday, May 15, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Lakers still team to beat

• THA benefits from a pair of residents with green thumbs

• Gubernatorial candidates slinging mud

• Morrow sets TSU record at Florida State invite

• Flowers still in race

• Survivors united for cure for cancer

• Training day:

• All-Star:

Tuesday, May 14

• Jobs tour an economic development dry run

• County upgrades radio

• Obituaries published in the Tuesday, May 14, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Troy, county situated for tier-one supplier

• Good news abundant in Pike County

Monday, May 13

• Trojans finish off Jacksonville

• Georgia State can't snap Owls' hold on A-Sun

• Rec Report

• Lipman comes through for TSU

Sunday, May 12

• Police Memorial Day on Wednesday

• Cancer walk takes Jennifer Martin to the nation's capitol

• TSU holds commencement exercises

• Riley polling high

• We must capitalize on governor's visit

Friday, May 10

• Siegelman bashed over lottery comments

• Quota system done

• Canada catcher didn't expect to grab A-Sun honors this year

• Kay Ivey makes bid for state treasurer

• Rhodes proudly wears 'hooligan' title

• Obituaries published in the Friday, May 10, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Let the kids play ball and have fun

• It's shameful to need sportsmanship law

• Cattlemen's Street Dance Saturday

• Similar situation:

• CHHS to face Dubose and Northview this year

Thursday, May 9

• Dubose deserves his second chance

• Several TSU players earn all-conference honors

• Chamber funding requires thought

• Buying into Hyundai package

• Stiffer penalties await those who harass officials

• Student researches scholarships to help ease financial burden

• Terrorism threatens security, nation

• Poll shows Riley pulling ahead of Windom

Wednesday, May 8

• Lady Trojans ready for A-Sun Tournament

• Obituaries published in the Wednesday, May 8, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Real life hero

• FNBB to open Troy branch

• A field of his own:

• Old Newsboys on the street today

• Pike Relay on fire

• Survivor dinner planned May 14

• Volunteer understands value of research

Tuesday, May 7

• Travelers enjoy brief visit to county

• Pastor pens meditations from Sermon on the Mount

• Haze from swamp fire

• Obituaries published in the Tuesday, May 7, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• State meet final event for Colley Track

• Troy State splits doubleheader with Campbell

Monday, May 6

• Extremely low voter turnout in Pike County

Sunday, May 5

• Obituaries published in the Sunday, May 5, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• County sends a message

• Ante up to Hyundai cause

• Lockheed Martin wins top state awards for manufacturing, safety

• GOP governor's campaigns heating up

• Troy State's games with Campbell rained out

• Florida State sweeps Lady Trojans' softball

• Lockheed Martin's Mike Berg committed to quality, safety

• Federal courts set to rule on senate race

• CHHS finishes second:

Friday, May 3

• Alabama art - the 'trail' less taken

• Funding the chamber

• Jerry Williams: In the

• Obituaries published in the Friday, May 3, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Plenty of activities this weekend

• Moore puts blame on governor

Thursday, May 2

• Obituaries published in the Thursday, May 2, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Flowers' votes could be tossed

• In appreciation:

• Mother, daughter in search of a cure

• REC REPORT

• Everywhere he went, Riddle left a winner:

• State officials trade blame for court shutdown

• Legendary racer talks shop in Troy

• Troy State softball team remains tops in NCAA

• Cities compete for suppliers

• What was the AFL?

• Leaders needs to serve taxpayers

Wednesday, May 1

• Obituaries published in the Wednesday, May 1, 2002, edition of The Messenger.

• Invest some time in cleaning up

• Dubose given second chance at Northview High School

• A ticket to ride

• No contest:

• Senate race remains in court

• James brings his GOP gubernatorial campaign to Troy

• Trojans' Daniels, Goshen's Pelton named to hoops All-Star team

• City gets extra week to prepare for TEAM Alabama visit

• No. 15 Bama tops TSU softball, 4-2