Two local seniors have been named STAR students by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators. The Student Teacher Achievement Recognition program selection is based on SAT scores and aims to honor outstanding high school seniors and the teachers who have been most instrumental in their academic development. STAR students must select a STAR teacher who most inspired them on their journey to excellence. For the first time, a CrossPointe Christian Academy student was recognized as a STAR student.
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When Griffin Choral Arts performs Masterworks: Gloria! this week, many singers with ties to Pike and Lamar counties will be on the stage.
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For the first time in four months, 4-year-old Briana Hudson went to see her friends at school Feb. 16. When her wheelchair was rolled into the classroom, her friends gave her hugs and welcomed her back to class.
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The annual Pike County Health Fair, sponsored by the Pike County Cooperative Extension and Pike County Farm Bureau, is set for Friday, Feb. 24. The 2012 Health Fair will be held at Pike County High School from 7-11 a.m.
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There is “no greater honor than to be a nurse,” says the Pike County nurse who is director of Perinatal Services at Upson Regional Medical Center in Thomaston: Dawn Hurst, RNC MS.
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Pike County voters will decide whether to allow a tax relief measure for senior citizens on fixed incomes. The referendum will be on the ballot Nov. 6.
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Presidential Preference Primary advance voting started Monday, Feb. 13 and continues through Friday, March 2, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the registrar’s office in the Pike County courthouse.
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Jeff Kenerly of the Georgia Forestry Commission reports smoke in the area stems from a controlled burn at Big Lazer WMA in Talbot County.
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More than two dozen actors make up the cast of the upcoming Gordon College Theatre production of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. [Full story »]
Pike County commissioners rejected a settlement proposal regarding a lawsuit filed against Pike by magistrate judge Marcia Callaway-Ingram. The proposal was rejected after a short executive session at the Tuesday, Jan. 31 meeting.
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Friends of Pike County Animals chairman Don Bailey told commissioners last week the group has been designated a 501(c)3 organization and is changing its name to Friends of Pike County Animals Humane Society.
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Pike County commissioners have set an initial calendar for planning the upcoming budget to fund county operations and expenses from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013.
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