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Monday, February 4. 2013

Remains found:
Body found off Williamson-Zebulon Road thought to be that of Philip Chiges.

Cuffed:
Three burglary suspects jailed after high speed chase here.

Child hurt:
Teen buries scissors in brother's neck; victim recovering.

It's back!:
County commission again takes up animal control issue.

Signs, signs:
Zebulon notifies businesses sign ordinance will be enforced.

A preview of the 1.30.2013 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, January 28. 2013

Missing man:
Reward offered for information on Philip Chiges.

Bevy of beauties:
Baylynn Merritt crowned Miss Pike County Sweetheart.

Miracle:
Warning, switch to pickup save Caitlin Finley.

Canine kiss:
Puppy Love photo show reception is February 2.

It's back:
Pizza, with recipe tweaked, returns to school system menus.

A preview of the 1.23.2013 edition of The Journal Reporter

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Monday, January 21. 2013

Jailed:
Jessica Amanda Casteel of Williamson arrested after boyfriend found dead in bed.

Thieves will be thieves:
Two charged in recent outbreak of thefts from vehicles.

Lauded:
Local leaders feted at chamber dinner.

Finally:
Commission approves BOE tax levy after citizens turn out in force .

Great night, good cause:
Paris in Pike draws crowd, opens pocketbooks.

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Monday, January 14. 2013

Tragedy:
Teen shot by stepdad dies.

First:
Andrew Bralen Williams of Molena is first baby of 2013.

Still missing:
Saturday search turns up no clues in Phillip Chigges case.

Denied:
Commission refuses to accept resignation of DFCS chairman.

Ongoing debate:
Newly constituted commission takes another look at animal control.

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Monday, January 7. 2013

To the top:
Magistrate case goes to Georgia Supreme Court.

In the sun:
Andrew Chau revels in Tech's Sun Bowl win.

Still missing:
Family still has not heard from 69-year-old Phillip Chigges.

Up, up and away:
Balloons with blessing, prayers go up for Brett Beshers.

Good books, good cause:
A Novel Experience donates tomes to local library.

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Friday, December 28. 2012

More jobs?:
Unemployment rate declines slightly here.

Courthouse:
What a difference a year of renovations has made.

Sojourn:
Magnolia Farms trainers soothes wounded souls in Newtown.

Missing man:
Authorities seeking information on Phillip Eugene Chaiges, 69.

A hoot:
Baby owl nursed back to health at Bubba & Friends.

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Friday, December 21. 2012

Tightened security:
School system looks at additional security measures.

Position cut:
Kathleen Birney out at Zebulon city hall.

Review:
Peek back at Pike eyes 2012.

Sworn in:
Newly elected, reelected officials takes oaths of office.

Tops:
Pike's Jake Maddox leads Ga. Junior Beta Club..

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Monday, December 17. 2012

Out damned Spot:
County kicks rescue dogs to the curb.

Letters to Santa:
Electronics at the top of most Pike wish lists.

ESPLOST:
School board eyes $4.1 million bond.

In the spirit:
Kiwanis provides Christmas gifts for foster kids.

Good news:
Audit report a positive point for Pike.

A preview of the 12.12.2012 edition of The Journal-Reporter

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Monday, December 10. 2012

To the rescue:
Shriners help girl mauled by pit bulls.

Courthouse:
Sound system, new judicial bench approved.

Sandy:
Teri Totten goes the extra mile in New Jersey.

Mad Maddie:
NASCAR hopeful Madeline Crane notches two big wins on track.

Fiscal cliff:
What it means to you and your family.

A preview of the 12.5.2012 edition of The Journal-Reporter

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Monday, December 3. 2012

Cuffed:
Armed robbery suspect arrested here.

Safer:
County will upgrade bridge where 'Hoot' Wilson was killed.

Wow:
Toys for Tots gets huge gift.

Holiday spirit:
Candles, concert on tap in Concord.

Redistricting:
Commission tackles complex voting boundaries.

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Monday, November 26. 2012

Holiday treat:
Lights go on in Concord Friday.

Santa arrives:
Expect multiple sightings in Zebulon Saturday.

Safety house:
Businesses step in to help firefighters.

Robbery:
Marathon Food Mart hit by gunman.

Smith murder:
1986 child murder under fresh scrutiny.

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Monday, November 5. 2012

Pike goes to the polls:
Election hotline available by phone, online.

Ongoing debate:
Commission won't commit to animal control.

Veterans Day:
Two local observances scheduled.

Playoffs:
Pirates, Cavaliers destined for postseason play.

State meet bound:
PCHS cross-country among the elite.

A preview of the 10.23.2012 edition of The Journal-Reporter

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Monday, October 22. 2012

Top 8:
lady Pirates take place among softball elite.

Free to go:
Many surprised as deaf shooter goes free.

Polls open:
Enjoy a rare opportunity to vote on Saturday.

Stay positive:
That the tale breast cancer survivor spins.

Awakening:
Pine Mountain Campgrounds enjoy rebirth.

A preview of the 10.17.2012 edition of The Journal-Reporter

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Monday, October 15. 2012

Saddle up!:
Rodeo to help offset cancer treatment bills.

Sad end:
Jacob Woerner dies two weeks after tragic ATV crash.

Fatality:
Buffington Road crash kills Ryan Wilson, 22.

Jubilee:
Concord hosts annual festival this weekend.

Stalled:
Animal control initiative remains in limbo.

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Monday, October 8. 2012

Upset special:
Pirates top 9th ranked Red Devils 21-14.

Wildlife:
Dr. Jennifer Gardner rehabilitates animals.

Auditorium repair:
Funds for work included in ESPLOST.

Sister act:
Craven, Barnett publish cookbook for chocoholics.

Advance voting:
Early balloting begins Oct. 15 here.