Story archive for September 2009

Thursday, Oct. 1

• Troy passes $42.5M budget

• Campus preps for disaster

• Trawick to open music series tonight

• Bands to strike up 30 times on Saturday

• Homecoming kings?

• Eagles topple Trojans in five-game match

• Ingram sworn in as Board of Registrars

Wednesday, Sept. 30

• Humane society estate sale set for Oct. 2-3

• Region rally

• Let the second half begin

• Rebels hope to get into the playoff picture

• For the children

• Interpreter program receives $1.5 million

• Why not levy taxes on sodas?

• Schools react to proration

• Sex offender arrested

Tuesday, Sept. 29

• Tennis classic begins next week

• Patriots look to take out Knights

• Must win

Monday, Sept. 28

• County passes $8.5M budget

• Wreck fatally injures local

• Bow Wow secures six 'forever homes'

• 'New Harmonies' comes to Troy Thursday

• Fresh start

• Mississippi State to come to Troy in 2012

Sunday, Sept. 27

• Troy woman victim of fatal crash

Saturday, Sept. 26

• Trojans win over ASU

• Runaway dawgs

Friday, Sept. 25

• Beauty of identical friends

• All about haints

• CGI, Troy marriage a ‘great day’ for the community

• Troy, CGI solidify partnership

• Troy Police seize wanted man

• TES students speak out

• PLAS's Daisy Hollis a 'Class Act'

• Second speaker to address Women's Life Center Banquet

• Riley announces new business in Troy

• Bobcats overpower Trojans

• Seasonal flu shots available next week

• Hixon named to AISA ‘Hall of Fame’

• Hard at work

• ACORN must root out its problems

• 'The missing link'

• Board explains Wildridge votes

Thursday, Sept. 24

• Study Island brings life to classroom

• Hungry dawgs

• No budget, yet

• Howard is big dog at TB&T

• Bow Wow Pow Wow Saturday

Wednesday, Sept. 23

• Eagles hope to claw Bulldogs

• CHHS Trojans look for tough battle Friday

• Parent expo Thursday

• Troy will watch zoning

• Government must fight terrorism

• Republican women receive charter

• August jobless rate drops

Tuesday, Sept. 22

• Bibb Graves construction kicks off

• Rec. soccer begins in Troy

• Patriots find winnings ways against Lions

• Ragin’ Rebels

• Tuck and Patti at Crosby tonight

• TCS approves capital plans

• For the arts

Monday, Sept. 21

• Out of the ashes?

Sunday, Sept. 20

• The Bear is back

• Is Troy's destiny unbound?

• Trojans blast Blazers 27-14

• Patriots rebound against Gators

Saturday, Sept. 19

• Sons of American Revolution to conduct grave marking

• Rebels clip Eagles

• Movie Gallery misery

• Bulldogs bite Red Tops

• Rebels get first taste of victory

• Beautiful dreamer awaken to me

• Field trip

• City to own hospital

• Be more specific

• Local group’s album hits major retailer

• Pro-life speaker to be featured at banquet

• Time for action is now

Friday, Sept. 18

• Brown promoted, Rossino hired

• Troy Exchange Club celebrates 35 years chartered Thursday

• Stay-in-school event set for Saturday

• Environmentally friendly

• County seeks bridge money

• Board denies new homes

• Angel Tree program kicking off

• Boys, Girls State delegates honored

• Changes still needed

Thursday, Sept. 17

• Trojans beat Eufaula, lose to Barbour County

• Patriots fall to Colts in four games

• Fly like an eagle

Wednesday, Sept. 16

• Reason to paws

• Man charged with car thefts

• Kid Check coming soon

• Garrott's single goes national

• Local group celebrates 'Constitution Week' Sept. 17 to 23

• Tuck and Patti to kickoff TAC’s season

• Johnson Center seeks members

• Local company carries safety message

• Brundidge could end K-9 program

• Suit filed to vacate Farnell Road

• Troy seeks road funding

• Constitution Day time to reflect on founding ideals

• We’ve waited long enough for ruling

• PLAS looks to rebound against Gators

• Two steppin

Tuesday, Sept. 15

• TUWL donates to TAC

• Rebels look for first win against Keith

• Running wild

• Guards’ jobs here to stay

• PCS approves budget

• Trojans top eagles on court

• Big hearts

Monday, Sept. 14

• Rocky start

• Bulldogs, Trojans victorious on court

• Troy rec. gears up for fall activities

Saturday, Sept. 12

• Troy falls at "The Swamp"

• Goshen dominates Keith

• Bulldogs extend winning streak

• CHHS spears BTW at home

• Rematch revenge

• Now, I've seen it all

• Escapee seized in Goshen

• Saints on Earth

• No such thing as too big to fail

• Fallen heroes

• Pike County High recognizes heroes

• Troy gets boost in crime-fighting efforts

• Residents could see savings, losses

• Career Tech: Training tomorrow’s future

• Vaccine clinic coming

Friday, Sept. 11

• Walking trail still in works

• State should adopt right water rules

• 'A simpler time'

• Manhunt extends to Pike County

• Blazin’ visit

• Griffin trial continued

• James campaigns in county

• Brundidge aims for conservative budget

Thursday, Sept. 10

• CHHS volleyball returns to winning ways

• CHHS XCTRY runs in Troy

• Welcome home

• Local church celebrates 150 years

• CHHS appeals, earn AYP

• Highland, bye land?

• Griffin to face trial today

• Crapps honored as FUMC organist

Wednesday, Sept. 9

• Goshen looks to soar at home against Keith

• Looking for help

• Walt’s trainers perform well at bodybuilding competition

• President’s speech stayed in safe zone

Tuesday, Sept. 8

• PCS sees no major cuts

• Highland Avenue rezone approved

• 'New Harmonies'

• Trojans' winning streak snapped

• Patrons’ drive off to fast start

• Flu clinic starts today

• Calico cat has reasons to purr

• OWL Awareness Banquet sets attendance records

• PCHS looks to continue winning streak

• Patriots’ Pride

Monday, Sept. 7

• Tragedy strikes fraternity

• Highland Avenue up for vote again

• Fire fighters appreciated for 'labors'

• Labor Day Classic wraps up at Riddle-Pace

• Tough task

Saturday, Sept. 5

• Troy University student dies, flu may be factor

• Shots fired on Folmar Street, one injured

• Eagles show talons against Rebels

Friday, Sept. 4

• Patriots earn second win of season

• Bulldogs dominate at home

• Explicit video might do what laws can't

• Local schools won't watch Obama's speech

• Three arrested in drug bust

• TRMC passes national survey

• Ray, more than just a mayor

• 'Run like a girl' race to benefit Relay

• The great camping adventure

• Weaving stories in a world of make believe

• Nannie Turner bequest funds spay-neuter program

• Sewer, water rates could increase

• City’s former mayor dies

• Obama speech causing controversy

• World’s largest peanut boil under way

Thursday, Sept. 3

• CHHS extends winning streak to seven

• Patriots declaw Lions

• Humbling start

Wednesday, Sept. 2

• Pike Liberal looks to make it two in a row

• LSU tranfer eligible for Troy

• Bulldog bite

• Increase could bring power rate decrease

• County road woes

• RSVP reaps from United Way

• Hussey leads 'Walk to remember'

• GES Money Mania in full swing

• Rebel revenge

• Troy soccer heads home

• CHHS looks for first win at Tallassee

Tuesday, Sept. 1

• Brundidge power bills to drop?

• Kelsey kicks off Patron's Drive with gusto

• Troy takes steps for SACS

• Calendar winner brings in thousands

• Farmers Market to change after Labor Day

• OWL Program worthy of support

• 8-28 to 8-31 police reports

• Glatch loses to Williams in Open

• Falcon hunting

• Patrons' drive kicks off tonight

• County guardsmen honored

• OWL banquet set for Sept. 3

• Treasure hunt starts today

• Making Way

• CHHS volleyball continues winning streak