Story archive for May 2003

Thursday, May 29

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Wednesday, May 28

• Austin #039;cutting my teeth#039; as new pastor at Morning Star Baptist Church

• New industrial park mindful of history

• Defense Act aids Lockheed

• Cancer Society honors Maddox

• Debate needed to fully develop Riley#039;s tax plan

• Wesley recipient of SWCF scholarship

• Johnson honored at retirement luncheon

Tuesday, May 27

• Field narrows to five

• Insurance presentation is musical

• Lone senior graduates

• Our duty is simple: To Remember

• Troy State#039;s SAE fraternity trade lions for bears

• May 28, 2003

• Bitterness in the patch turns to sweetness in the kitchen when blackberries are concerned

• Public Records May 28, 2003

• Motorists ticketed during Memorial weekend

• Five head to Boys State from Troy

• Council authorizes land purchase

• May is a special month for seniors

• City of Troy on right track with industrial park

Monday, May 26

• PLAS duo shines

• Dunns are living out a dream

• Good morning, Great things are happening

• Families open hearts and homes for children

• McGahan is Brundidge#039;s new #039;town doctor#039;

• Pike County#039;s servicemen remembered

• Board approves work bid

• Pilots for Christ helps those in need

Saturday, May 24

• Renewed grant underway for arts center

• Stadium for those who have fallen

• Old friends gather as Class of #039;48

• If these walls could talk

• Choices are as unlimited as imaginations

• Police Reports and Arrest Records

• Obituaries Sunday, May 25, 2003

• Future looks bright

• The task ahead will be tall order to fill

• Cattlemen#039;s Rodeo opens Saturday

• Celebrations Sunday, May 25, 2003

• Felton applies for post

• Sunbelt makes it official

Thursday, May 22

• Public Records

• Memorial Day is about honor, courage, duty

• Golden indicted by grand jury

• Valedictorian: Class is blessed

• Obituaries Friday, May 23

• Taylor dies after long

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• Annual Day Lily Sale is today until noon

• Kindermusik found at First Baptist this summer

• TSU gets #036;50,000 check

Wednesday, May 21

• Rodeo opens Friday night

• Patience pays off for existing industry

• Banks Elementary gets donation

• CHHS senior recovering from wreck injuries; will miss graduation

• Sales taxes will

• CHHS Trojans honored

• Officers out in force Memorial Day weekend

• Funeral services for Foster are today

Tuesday, May 20

• Industrial park rail spur grant approved

• Saving Alabama schools

• CHHS senior is focused and determined to succeed

• Brundidge council appoints themselves

• Governor appoints residents

• Sellers, Simmons take Civitan#039;s J.O. quot;Tipquot; Colley Scholarship

• Addressing state#039;s finances takes courage

Monday, May 19

• Mural is a focus point in Clio

• Riley says tax package needed

• Troy BOE elects new officers for year

• Good morning and good Tuesday

• Pike board backs superintendent

• New address system causes many problems

• PLA holds spring banquet

Saturday, May 17

• Cabinet maker killed

• Riley to address Alabama in session

• Hawkins speaks to board

• For Terry, involvement in Relay is a personal matter

• CHMS band finishes third in contest

• Pike Relay exceeds goals

• Monday reception honors Long for arts award

• photo/Jaine Treadwell

Thursday, May 15

• Tourism committee discusses attracting visitors

• Race is on to find cancer cure

• Baxter, White have both faced storms in their lives

• Fyffe passes away

• Troy State finishes conference play against CU

• Relay for Life makes a

• Former firefighter of year dies

• Ward judged worthy of high honor

• Troy honors fallen officers

• State awaits Trojans

Wednesday, May 14

• Survivors, caregivers honored

• Four generations in one church rare

• Family service gets #036;75,000 grant for breast cancer program

• CHMS gets practice

• Library accepting kids for program

• Name change sparks debate

Tuesday, May 13

• PLAS marches to Selma

• Beauty pageant swamps shops

• Future leaders are recognized

• Brundidge

• Eagles shut out

• Council tables sewer

• Keeping the local sales tax a prudent move

• CHHS goalie attributes success to leadership, teamwork and coach

Monday, May 12

• Rock Building considered for new county EOC

• PCC votes to extend sales tax

• Wagon Wheel a hub for Shellhorn

• Pizza party, first lady finds Goshen class

• Troy gets unitary status

Saturday, May 10

• CHHS holds Spanish honors banquet

• Cancer, cornbread and my little ol#039; Mama

• Sunday, May 11, 2003, Obituaries

• Reflections ... on a mother remembered

• On track and #039;racing for a cure#039;

• Final week before Relay for Life

• Stadium name changed

• Graduation a beginning not an end

Thursday, May 8

• Caps and gowns are being donned

• Police seek info on crime

• Scouts visit PCHS

• Troy State ends season By Micah Lewter

• Sheriff arrests two Troy residents in meth-lab bust

• Goshen tries to add to history against Hale Co.

• Pilot Club gives a helping hand

• Illegal dump gets spring cleaning

Wednesday, May 7

• AIM program takes message national

• Thursday, May 8, 2003, Obituaries

• Growth a sign of strong reputation

• Pike County man returns from Iraq

• Police search for burglar

• GHS holds Relay softball game

• Sharing Jesus awesome for mission team

Tuesday, May 6

• PLAS faces defending state champs in first round

• Sister cooks for a cure Come and get it!

• TSU: First round key

• Sunbelt visits Troy State

• Pike County racing for a cure

• Seeking a deal

• Lockheed competes for new contract

• Sunbelt visit looks promising for Troy State

• Miss Troy looking forward to attending TSU

• Wednesday, May 7, 2003, Obituaries

• Old Newsboys go to work for Relay for Life

• Summer food

Monday, May 5

• Good news abounds in Pike County

• Mills hits hole in one at tourney

• Carlisle pitches no-hitter

• Board reviews final blueprints

• Mission group heads to Kazakhstan

• PLAS wins region title with thumping of Hooper

• Tuesday, May 6, 2003, Obituaries

• #039;Perfect spot#039; may be Youngblood#039;s

• Summer school registration begins

Saturday, May 3

• Sankey named state Foster Parent of the Year

• Teamwork essential for growth

• Sunday, May 4, 2003, Obituaries

• Sis Young Doorstep warmer

• County fights illegal dumps

• #039;Highly qualified#039; mandate tough

• Ground broken on Hampton Inn

Thursday, May 1

• Ground breaking for Hampton Inn today

• Bush calls end to hostilities

• TSU fights Knights

• Units may be cut

• Friday, May 2, 2003, Obituaries

• Fluke or the hand of the Big Guy upstairs?

• A-Sun officials will tour Troy State next week

• Pike Liberal Arts tries for home-field advantage

• Nickson watching UA

• At war#039;s close, homes still have empty seats