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Entries from October 2019

Pike’s first REACH Scholars sign scholarships

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Headlines
Thursday, October 31. 2019
Pike County schools now offer Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen scholarships and the first REACH Scholars were recently announced. Pike County Middle School eighth grade students Austin Jones, Morgan Pitts, Alanna Vaughn, C’Ajha Walker and Josiah Wise were selected as REACH Scholars for the class of 2024. [Full story »] 

Mary Lee Alford

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Death Notices
Tuesday, October 29. 2019
Mrs. Mary Lee Alford, age 83, of Milner passed away on Friday, October 25, 2019. [Full story »] 

Cross Country teams earn perfect scores, dominate Region Championship

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Sports
Tuesday, October 29. 2019
The Pike County High School boys and girls cross country teams traveled to Dauset Trails to complete in the Region 4-AAA Championship meet recently. Both teams earned a perfect score and defended their title as Region Champs. [Full story »] 

Our veins pump ink for you

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Opinions
Tuesday, October 29. 2019
Dink NeSmith
dnesmith@cninewspapers.com

The rule was the same for Alan, Emily and Eric. When their noses inched above the mailroom’s table — so they could see what they were doing — they went to work. That meant by age 8, they got ink into their veins through their fingertips by inserting sections of The Press-Sentinel. [Full story »] 

Halloween happenings

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Headlines
Tuesday, October 29. 2019
Fall has arrived at last and the Halloween season will be celebrated with plenty of tricks and treats across the county for excited costumed characters. [Full story »] 

VA Clinic to open by fall 2021

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Top Stories
Tuesday, October 29. 2019
Historic markers at the northern city limit of Zebulon on Highway 19 could have revealed the location of the future VA facility in Pike County. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recently released a photo of the multi-specialty VA Clinic. The new facility will have a total of 49,300 square feet and will offer primary care, mental health and specialty care services. The information released said “the clinic, located in the city of Zebulon, Georgia along Highway 19, will serve veterans Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.” [Full story »] 

Public Notices 10-30-19

Posted by
Staff Writer
Tuesday, October 29. 2019
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Nominations sought for veteran, active duty awards

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Top Stories
Saturday, October 26. 2019
Pike County Middle School is accepting nominations for their annual Veteran of the Year and Soldier of the Year awards. The nominations are for any veteran or active duty personnel that are from Pike County or was from Pike County. [Full story »] 

Thurman Ray Brown

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Death Notices
Friday, October 25. 2019
Mr. Thurman Ray Brown, age 89 of Williamson, passed away on Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at his residence. [Full story »] 

Couple celebrate 75 years of marriage

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Headlines
Wednesday, October 23. 2019
Len Camp and Evelyn Johnson Camp have reached an incredible milestone together - 75 years of marriage! The couple moved to Pike County recently and enjoy their farm in Concord, looking forward to many more years of happiness together. They will celebrate their Diamond Anniversary this month. [Full story »] 

Jacob’s Way opened with inaugural PCHS meet

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Sports
Tuesday, October 22. 2019
The Pike County High School cross country team hosted their first home meet on the new course, Jacob’s Way, in memory of the late Jacob Woerner. Upson County’s team joined the PCHS runners in the inaugural meet for the course. Balloons were released in memory of Jacob who was an eighth grader at Pike County Middle School when he passed away. He loved sports and the outdoors and the new course on the school campus includes beautiful trails through the woods. [Full story »] 

Arrest report

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Crime and Arrests
Tuesday, October 22. 2019
Between Monday Oct. 14, and Sunday, Oct. 20, area law enforcement agencies made the following arrests: [Full story »] 

Will we ever reach out and join hands again?

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Opinions
Tuesday, October 22. 2019
By Dink NeSmith
dnesmith@cninewspapers.com

The noise threatens your nerves and your eardrums. Just listen and watch. Every day, the Left and the Right go to bed and wake up with a primary purpose: Attack the other side. If you ever catch a rare moment of silence, listen for something else. [Full story »] 

Burn permits issued again

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Headlines
Tuesday, October 22. 2019
The Georgia Forestry Commission is again issuing burn permits after recent rains alleviated the deepening drought conditions.

“Recent rains, along with rain predicted for the next week or so should slow down any wildfire activity and make conditions safer for outdoor burning,” said GFC chief ranger Jeff Kenerly. [Full story »] 

Haunted Trail, Festival planned

Posted by
Rachel McDaniel
in Top Stories
Tuesday, October 22. 2019
Pike County American Legion Family 197’s Legion of Doom Haunted Trail and Spooky Festival fundraiser will open Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25-26 as well as Halloween night and Nov. 1-2. The trail will be open from 7 to 11 p.m. and is $10 for adults and $5 for children. The Spooky Festival will have carnival games like a Cupcake Walk, Ring Toss, Ping-Pong toss, Fishing Game, Duck Pond, Putt-Putt, Balloon Pop and Spider Races.Wrist bands will be $5 or tickets will be four for a $1 donation. The festival will be open from 6 to 10 p.m. There will be a Hay Ride for a $5 donation. Food and drinks will include hot dogs, candied and caramel apples, popcorn, hot chocolate and hot apple cider. [Full story »] 
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