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Monday, December 9. 2013

Christmas calories:
Donuts with Santa event set for Dec. 21 at senior center.

Lighting of Concord:
Santa Claus brings smiles to kids of all ages at annual event.

Turkey shoot:
American Legion invites you to test your marksmanship and win a turkey Dec. 14.

A touch of home:
PCHS Teen Republicans send Christmas letters to troops stationed abroad.

Bright Ideas:
Pike teachers reap windfall from Southern Rivers Energy Trust.

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Monday, December 2. 2013

Zebulon:
Christmas on the Square to be celebrated Saturday.

Concord:
Lighting of Concord has grown into a huge event.

In the spirit:
Christmas Tour of Homes is Sunday, Dec. 8.

Animal control:
County commission punts controversial issue again.

An app for that:
Zebulon leaders discuss history, 'driving tour'.

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Monday, November 25. 2013

Elder exploitation:
Kit, Kelsey and Patricia Dawsey charged with exploitation of an elder adult.

Region champs:
PCHS cheerleaders take region crown; finish sixth in state competition.

To do list done:
Leadership Pike class completes community projects.

Thankful:
Pre-K students dress up and learn history of Thanksgiving.

Christmas charities:
If you are looking for ways to help the needy this holiday season, opportunities abound.

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Monday, November 18. 2013

Postseason streak:
Pirates eliminated in first round of playoffs for second straight year.

Regiment:
PCHS marching band is first overall, notches superior ratings.

Ready for readers:
Williamson library celebrates grand opening Nov. 23.

Changes coming?:
School board to consider altering alternative school program.

Christmas cheer:
Toys for Tots, Humbly Serving Ministries working to provide for needy during holiday season.

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Monday, November 11. 2013

Postseason:
Pirates win; travel to Central Carrollton for first round playoff game Friday.

Fatality:
Brandon Redding of Milner hit, killed by pickup on four-lane.

Dream room:
Briana Hudson gets makeover for her room thanks to a host of volunteers.

Leading lady:
PCMS student Lenox Jones lands lead role in Nutcracker ballet.

Animal control:
Commissioners approve first reading of new ordinance on prickly matter.

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Monday, November 4. 2013

Veterans Day:
Multiple local observances on tap; school kids salute Vietnam vets.

New bedroom:
Briana Hudson, injured in auto accident, will see her new digs Nov. 10.

Guilty:
Austin Ingram gets 12 years in prison after guilty verdicts in vehicular homicide trial.

Without legs:
Greg Parrott writes about Henry County player with disability and spirit.

Postseason bound:
Pirates secure playoff berth; Senior Night to be observed here this Friday .

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Monday, October 28. 2013

Four straight:
Lady Pirates return to softball Elite 8; play in Columbus Oct. 31.

Top producer:
Steve McCrary of McCrary Farms wins award.

A big day:
Road race, vendors on tap for Molena Fest this Saturday.

Fright week:
Multiple Halloween events scheduled for All Hallows Eve.

A special ride:
Bonnie and Doug Rounds celebrate 59 years in a 1952 Catalina.

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Monday, October 21. 2013

Top teacher:
Angel Nauck is Teacher of the Year for Pike school district.

In the spotlight:
Travel Channel's BBQ Crawl lenses segment at Zebulon's Oink Joint.

Big change proposed:
Molena discusses expansion that would widen - and dump heavy traffic on - Hwy. 74.

Fright week:
Multiple Halloween themed events on tap in Pike this weekend.

Drawing crowds for 40 years:
Saturday drizzle can't take the fun out of Concord Jubilee..

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Monday, October 14. 2013

Can't catch a break:
Volunteers working on fountain beautification project dismayed after errant driver leaves path of destruction.

Champions:
CrossPointe Cavaliers, Lady Pirates bring home region trophies.

Festival time:
Jubilee to fill Concord to the gills this weekend.

Bumper crop:
Millions of late-blooming muscadines on the vine in Meansville.

Shutdown:
McIntosh Trail meal program for seniors threatened by government inaction.

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Monday, October 7. 2013

Classes continue:
Work with kids goes on despite closure of Boys and Girls Club.

Shutdown:
Local folks, offices impacted by federal government impasse.

Winners:
SlowExposures results are in and local students are among the winners.

Tainted creek:
EPD closes investigation but Thomaston, Gordon State personnel still evaluating.

Owl shook up:
Owl trapped in electric wire among several rehabbed by Bubba and Friends.

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Monday, September 30. 2013

Busted:
Some parents outraged after 40 PCHS seniors cited after school prank.

Deadline looms:
Those who wish to vote in November general election have until October 7 to register.

New man on board:
Veteran educator Charles Garrard appointed to school board.

On top:
Crosspointe Cavaliers on top of region standing after big win.

Labor of love:
Local family working to save eastern European girls and you can help.

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Monday, September 23. 2013

Ouch!:
Pirates pasted; sixth ranked Carver of Columbus here Friday for region opener.

Vicious burglar:
Man who shot dog inside one home he burglarized seriously hurt in auto accident.

Bad dog!:
County begins registering dangerous dogs after Labrador killed.

Long trek:
Pike countian Jeremiah Manley hikes 2200-mile Appalachian Trail in just under five months.

Prepared:
Cub Scouts learn basics of first aid and CPR.

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Monday, September 16. 2013

Shut down:
$50,000 funding cut means end of the line for Boys and Girls Club.

Good start:
CrossPointe Cavaliers win first ever game on their new football field.

Blowout:
Trojans put Pirates to the sword in Potato Creek blowout.

Serious crash:
Judge's daughter remains in ICU at Grady after motorcycle crash.

It's official:
As expected, lone finalist John Hanson hired as latest in a long line of county managers.

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Monday, September 9. 2013

Patriot Day:
Local festivities include a tribute to fallen Marine J.D. Walker who was killed in Afghanistan.

Never too early:
Toys for Tots drive gets underway in order to help the needy at Christmas.

A good cause:
Walk to Stop Diabetes will be held Saturday at PCPS track.

More paperwork:
Those who would lead prayer before county commission meetings must fill out 'invocation eligibility form'.

Mad Maddie:
Young racer Madeline Crane picks up checkered flag, closes season strong.

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Friday, August 30. 2013

'Bubbler" busted:
19-year-old Charles Mitchell Pendley busted for sudsing downtown fountain.

New face:
John Hanson is commission's lone finalist for county manager post.

Concussion awareness:
Sone Pike Pirates sporting new generation helmets this season.

Qualifying:
Municipal candidates toe the start line for November races.

Mission trip:
Locals travel to Zambia to do the Lord's work.