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Monday, April 14. 2014

Neighbors shocked:
Member of Bloods gang charged with murder after Ray Drive shooting south of Meansville.

To patrol or not to patrol:
Concord city council studying revival of its police department.

Literate, very literate:
PCHS literary team is first in region, second in state.

15-2:
Region-leading Diamond Pirates destroy Peach County.

Airborne eggs:
Chickens don't fly but Easter eggs do; multiple Easter activities on the calendar here.

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Monday, April 7. 2014

Seen it all:
Phil Harris has seen phone service go from operator assistance to cell technology.

Devastating:
Pike reaches out to Corbin family which lost its home and possessions in fire.

Bad intersection:
Two wrecks in two days at Hwy. 41/Shackleford Road.

Fresh produce:
Market on the square springs into action on Saturdays.

JV:
PCHS track and soccer teams do well in junior varsity competitions.

A preview of the 4.2.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, March 31. 2014

Stellar performance:
CrossPointe literary team takes first in state, region competitions.

Winter Guard:
PCHS unit takes first at competition in Chattanooga.

Solid season:
Diamond Pirates are 11-2 at season's midway point.

Trashy travels:
Volunteers take on challenge of picking up roadside litter.

New look:
Locals chip in to spruce up children's area at Edwards library here.

A preview of the 3.26.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, March 24. 2014

Bomb threats:
Reward offered, patterns checked as PCHS gets fourth bomb threat in three weeks.

Residency challenge:
Judge Lynn Brandenburg rules Garrard is a viable candidate, dismisses Adams' challenge.

Undefeated:
Four PCHS soccer teams were perfect on the pitch last week.

Atop division:
Fury U14 girls move to the top of the Georgia Soccer heap.

Spring has sprung:
Spring officially began March 20 and local activities, pollen pile up.

A preview of the 3.19.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, March 17. 2014

Rabies alert :
Rabid coon attacks dogs near Hwy. 109.

Crash:
Lamar teacher blames her arrest on computer failure at Zebulon city hall.

Benefit dance:
Big band music, big fun at fundraiser.

Free testing:
Health Fair coming up March 28 at Life Springs Church.

Busted:
Woodbury man arrested for running drugs into Molena.

A preview of the 3.12.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, March 10. 2014

Qualifying:
Pike voters will chose among five candidates to replace Bass, Jarrett on county commission.

STARs:
Warren Snell, Mike McNutt tapped at PCHS; John Michael Williams, Charlsie Park tops at CrossPointe.

New face:
Alfreta Dunn-Logan is new superintendent at West Central ITF.

Pirate run:
PCES fundraiser is Saturday afternoon at the school.

Barn build:
Pike FFA students need your help with old fashioned barn raising.

A preview of the 3.5.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, March 3. 2014

Historic season:
Lady Pirates fight their way to Final Four before bowing out of state basketball tourney.

About face:
After citizens revolt, Molena decides to reopen police department and rehire chief Jim Roberts.

Settlement?:
Proposal would pay Callaway-Ingram $10,000 in damages and $18,000 in attorney's fees.

Tour de Pike:
Kiwanians prepping for big bike ride and lamenting the loss of inmate litter crew.

Spring forward:
Change your clocks and lose an hour of sleep Saturday night.

A preview of the 2.26.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, February 24. 2014

Tough day at city hall:
Molena fights to fend off EPD, shuts down police department and appoints former chief city manager.

Bond denied:
Jeffery Ellis Jr. will sit in jail for awhile on charges of child molestation.

Rectified:
Film crews in Pike shooting scenes for hit series 'Rectify'.

Swing music:
Night Train Swing Band to perform at fundraiser for local library.

Icy aftermath:
Ice storm cleanup goes on as costs continue to rise.

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Monday, February 17. 2014

One tough Pirate:
Tybee Stanley qualifies for state wrestling meet in the 120 pound classification.

Iced in:
Old Man Winter brings his best punch; power outages biggest problem here.

The earth moved:
Valentine's earthquake rattle Pike County.

Fashion fun:
Paris in Pike celebrates local special needs children.

A cold start:
PCHS soccer teams begin regular season play in frigid conditions.

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Monday, February 10. 2014

Winter storm redux:
Authorities prepping for dangerous ice storm; citizens urged to do the same.

Dangerous dogs:
Laceys say a pack of roaming canines killed six goats, scattered 20 others.

New barn:
Using SRE grant monies, FFA to build barn at middle school.

Start training:
Pirate run set for March 15.

Promise Place:
Improv comedy on the bill at fundraiser Feb. 28.

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Monday, February 3. 2014

Snowy smiles:
Children, freed from the burden of school, take to the slopes of Pike for sledding.

Stranded:
Locals share tales of highway gridlock in Atlanta metro area after storm.

Inching up:
Pike's jobless rate increases by .4%.

Finally:
Animal control ordinance, without pound language, passes; Briar Johnson opposed.

Promise Place:
Organization to help battered women and children gets grant funding.

A preview of the 1.29.2014 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, January 27. 2014

Schools closed:
Threat of snow, ice shut down Pike schools Tuesday and Wednesday.

Puppy Love:
Popular photo exhibit runs through February at A Novel Experience.

Now she needs help:
Home of Faye Harmon of Humbly Serving Ministries burns to the ground.

Pilot error:
Pilots were at fault in Williamson mid-air collision in which no one was injured.

Wildfires:
Wind-blown brush fires rage through Pike.

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Monday, January 20. 2014

Casteel crashes:
Last defendant sentenced in overdose death case lifeflighted after wreck.

Three more years:
Pike school system renews contract with superintendent Dr. Michael Duncan.

Wish lists:
Constitutional officers, department heads share wants and needs at retreat.

Winners:
Awards banquet fetes movers and shakers in Pike County.

They're talking:
Animal control once again a topic of discussion as new year dawns.

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Monday, January 13. 2014

Guilty plea:
Jessica Amanda Casteel of Williamson gets first offender treatment in overdose death case.

Got gadgets?:
Workshop for owners of new smart devices to be held January 16.

Deer shiners?:
Miniature horse shot and killed by poachers near Zebulon; tips sought.

Burst pipes:
Magistrate courtroom flooded after damage done during deep freeze.

MLK Day:
Multiple events honoring DR. Martin Luther King Jr. on tap January 20.

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Monday, January 6. 2014

Deep freeze:
Pike prepared as temperatures plummet.

Honors:
Pike County Emergency Services honors its top firefighters, responders.

New outlook:
Buckshot the Eagle healing up after suffering gunshot wound.

He's first:
Brantlee Michael Dangar is Pike County's first baby born in 2014.

Washed out:
Heavy rains close portions of Milner and Wood Creek roads for up to three weeks.