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Update: Marble-sized hail expected with thunderstorms to hit Pike County Saturday
An updated report was issued from the National Weather Service on Saturday at 1:28 p.m. for strong thunderstorms until 2:15 p.m. for Pike County. The storms are packing wind gusts of up to 50 mph and marble-sized hail (0.5 inches). "At 1:28 p.m., Doppler radar tracked a strong thunderstorm near...
These are Alabama’s youngest and oldest counties by median age
The Alabama counties with the youngest median age are home to some of the state’s largest colleges. With a median age of 30.8, Pike County , home of Troy University, is the youngest county in Alabama. And that’s about 19 years younger than Coosa County, the oldest in Alabama by median age.
Memorial Day Service Monday at Bicentennial Park
American Legion Post 70 in Troy will host a Memorial Day Service at 11 a.m. Monday at Bicentennial Park. The public is invited to come in remembrance of those who gave their lives in service to their country and helped secure the freedoms that Americans enjoy today. Bob McLendon, Commander, Post 70, said the names […] The post Memorial Day Service Monday at Bicentennial Park appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Brundidge mayor proclaims May as Mental Health Month
Brundidge Mayor Isabell Boyd has proclaimed the month of May 2024 as Mental Health Month in Brundidge. In doing so, the mayor called upon the citizens, government agencies, public and private institutions, businesses and schools to recommit the Brundidge community to increasing awareness and understanding of mental health, the steps the Brundidge citizens can take […] The post Brundidge mayor proclaims May as Mental Health Month appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Pike BOE recognizes Teacher Leadership Academy participants
The Pike County Board of Education met in regular session on May 21. There being no old business, the board’s new business included the recognition of Teacher Leadership Academy and Parents, Partners and Pike County Schools participants. The board also approved the request for six students to travel to and attend the NFA 6-Day deployment. […] The post Pike BOE recognizes Teacher Leadership Academy participants appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Troy City Schools Board of Education approves facility upgrades
At the Troy City Schools Board of Education meeting on May 20, a number of facility upgrades throughout the school district were approved. First up, the school board approved the rescinding of previously approved bids for audio-video equipment due to an error in receiving bids. Then, a bid for audio-video equipment at Charles Henderson High […] The post Troy City Schools Board of Education approves facility upgrades appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
June is Special Clean-Up Month for District 1
The City of Troy Environmental Services Department will conduct a special clean-up in Council District 1 during the month of June. During this time, residents of single-family dwellings within Council District 1 will be given the opportunity to dispose of furniture, appliances, junk autos, etc. without being assessed the standard special pick-up fees normally charged […] The post June is Special Clean-Up Month for District 1 appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Memorial Day service set for Monday
American Legion Post 70 in Troy will host a Memorial Day Service at 11 a.m. Monday at Bicentennial Park. The public is invited to come and remember those who gave their lives in service to their country and helped secure the freedoms that Americans enjoy today. Bob McLendon, Commander, Post 70, said the names of […] The post Memorial Day service set for Monday appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Peace Officers Memorial Day Honoring those who gave their all
On October 1, 1961, Congress asked President John F. Kennedy to designate May 15th as a day to honor peace officers. In 1962, President Kennedy issued the declaration for Peace Officers Memorial Day to be observed on May 15th and the week of May 15th to be recognized as National Police Week. Wednesday, May15, 2024, […] The post Peace Officers Memorial Day Honoring those who gave their all appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Pike County Schools seniors receive short-term certificates and Associate’s Degrees
A total of 42 Pike County Schools students earned either their Associate’s Degree or short-term certificates this school year. A total of 18 seniors graduated with their Associate’s Degree from Troy University. Those students included Harlee Bennett, Lainey Hattaway, Reagan Diamond, AJ Brown, Emma Hurst, Ashlin Williams, Emily Hussey, Paitin Riley, CJ Thompson and Nick […] The post Pike County Schools seniors receive short-term certificates and Associate’s Degrees appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Glenwood to host 31st annual Festival at the Well
By Haley Mitchell Godwin The historic town of Glenwood is set to come alive Saturday, May 18 with the 31st annual Festival at the Well. Known for its rich heritage and the famous artesian well, organizers say the festival promises to be a memorable event packed with entertainment, a wide array of vendors, tons of […] The post Glenwood to host 31st annual Festival at the Well appeared first on Luverne Journal.
A community called to friendship
Pike County’s Friendship Community is just what its name says. It is a community where friendship abounds. In celebration of the community spirit that is a way of life for longtime residents and newcomers, alike, a group of friends planned and held the first Friendship Community Cookout on Saturday, May 11. “This was a unique, […] The post A community called to friendship appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Pike County BOE awards bids
The Pike County Board of Education met in regular session Monday night and took care of new business at hand. •Following the board’s approval of the Financial Statement for the month of April 2024, Dr. Donella Carter presented the systems accreditation review. •The boards also approve MOU between Troy Resilience Project and Pike County Schools […] The post Pike County BOE awards bids appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
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