Jaine Treadwell

A Christmas story for all ages…. Stubby Pringle is a cowhand taking a break from his ranch duties to ride down to the valley schoolhouse for a Christmas dance. He plans to dance the night away … However, on his long ride through the snowy mountains, Stubby Pringle finds the true meaning of Christmas. Sign up […]

Home care services provide high quality and compassionate health care services to those in need, especially at times of community or personal health care crisis. Home health care is the most preferred method of health care delivery among disabled elderly and chronically ill individuals eager to live independently in their own homes as long as […]

For more than 40 years, hospice has helped provide comfort and dignity to millions of people allowing them to spend their final months at home surrounded  by their loved ones. Beyond providing physical treatment, hospice attends to the patient’s emotional, spiritual and family needs and provides family service such as respite care and bereavement counseling. […]

The Cotton Rose Quilters Guild is a group of local women who love to quilt. The quilters held their first meeting on August, 15, 2000. Twenty-four years later, and countless stitches in time, the Cotton Rose Quilters have continued to make quilts that bring warmth and caring to others. The Cotton Rose Quilters have made […]

Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Chris Amos was the featured speaker at the City of Troy’s Veterans Day observance on Monday morning , November 11, 2024 at the Troy Recreation Center. Amos is  native of Troy and a graduate of Troy University, He is a combat veteran with more than 35 total years of military service with […]

For 2024, Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October is encouraging individuals to take an active role in their health journey by focusing on the theme: “No one should have to face breast cancer alone.” With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the City of Troy Tourism Department hosted a “food for thought” event at the […]

An open invitation was extended to the Southeastern Mvskoke Nation Creek Friend’s Festival on Saturday at the tribal grounds on County Road 2254 Troy. Being the first “Friend’s Festival,” Tribal Chief Michelle Gilmore didn’t  know what the response would be from the surrounding areas. However, the ticketed attendance at the gate was more than 750  […]

Imagine the surprise when Goshen Elementary School students arrived at school early Friday morning and were welcomed by members of the Pike County Sheriff’s Department with high-fives all around. “High-Five Friday is a new way and good way for the officers with the Pike County Sheriff’s Department to interact with students,”  said Pike County Sheriff […]

The soccer complex at the Troy Parks and Recreation Center was officially named the Doug McLendon Soccer Complex on Monday in honor of and  appreciation for the longtime TP&R  soccer coach. McLendon has long considered the opportunity to be a soccer coach and to work with kids who are dedicated to the sport an honor. […]

Probably, not many local people remember or ever knew Nall Hollis. Nall was a native of Troy and an award-winning, world renowned Alabama visual artist. My first remembrance of Nall was when he came to Troy University as a resident artist. Sign up for our daily email newsletter Get the latest news sent to your […]