The Pike County Journal-Reporter

Entries from October 2014

Fall ideas for your home and garden

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Monday, October 6. 2014

As the weather gets cooler, there is more work to do around the house. See advertisements from area businesses who can make your fall easier as you prepare your home and yard for winter. [Full story »]

A preview of the 10.8.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Walter Geiger

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Monday, October 6. 2014

Guns in book bag:
Juvenile hearing to determine if Jaime Hawsey can keep her kids.

Honored:
Greg Waits is Pike's systemwide Teacher of the Year.

Bottoms up?:
Pike voters to cast ballots in liquor by the drink referendum Nov. 4.

It's that time:
Concord Country Jubilee offers fun, food Oct. 18-19.

1st win:
Pike Pirates stop Riverdale 21-19 for Homecoming night victory.

Pirates defeat Raiders, Homecoming Court crowned

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Walter Geiger

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Friday, October 3. 2014

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The Pike County Pirates (0-5) defeated the Riverdale Raiders (3-2) at Friday`s Homecoming game.

The seniors vying for the honor of Homecoming King and Queen are: Abbey Thompson, Ashley York, Jacey Deal, Jana Guy, Lauren Colado, Madison Jones, Marley Stowers, Tara Adcox, Coleman Stephens, Tre Housman, Tyler Whitten, John Flowers, Corey Wright, Grant Jones, Kole Adams and Jack Story.

Realtime scoring from the game by Greg Parrott and Rachel McDaniel. [Full story »]

Rescue groups meet about animal control, facility

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Rachel McDaniel

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Friday, October 3. 2014

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A group of concerned citizens and local animal rescuers met Sept. 23 to discuss the state of animal control in Pike County. Joy Walker, president of Friends of Pike County Animals, organized the meeting held in the law office of local attorney and long-time Pike resident Walker Chandler. [Full story »]

Outstanding athlete gets extra help from coaches

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Rachel McDaniel

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Thursday, October 2. 2014

Sema’j Smith is an outstanding young man on and off the field. His coaches recently banded together to help his family pay medical bills from an eye injury he received as a toddler. [Full story »]