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• School remembers ‘star athlete’
• eTROY: View Troy University’s online programs at:
• eTROY: New Students - Today is the last day for new students to submit an applic...
• eTROY: New Students - 5/18/12 is the last day for new students to submit an appl...
• eTROY: We have online Certificate Programs: • Government Contracting • Taxation...
• eTROY: 5/18/12 is the last day for new students to submit an application for adm...
• TROY Alumni Association- "Membership in May"
• eTROY: See the eTROY Events Calendar at
• Letters to the editor: Teacher Appreciation Week
• Troy University congratulates 2004 Hall School of Journalism graduate Jamon Smit...
• Fourteen Troy University art majors are showcasing senior theses through May 10...
• The Troy University Symphony Band will present its first ever commencement conce...
• Two Troy University students, Quinita Jackson of Anniston and Jordan McBride of...
• Arlington, VA: Lunch & Learn Sessions scheduled at local libraries in Alexandria...
• Troy University fraternities and sororities donated $8,000 to the International...
• eTROY: Registration for Term 5 2012 begins 4/30/12. If you need information abou...
• eTROY: The GoArmy portal opens for Term 5 2012 on 4/30/12.
• Dothan: Don’t forget today, April 26, TEAM DOTHAN and SAEA will host a FOOD FAIR...
• Suspect is arrested in off-campus sexual assault cases in Troy.
• Area employers send ‘thanks’ to admin professionals
• eTROY: Registration for Term 5 2012 begins 4/30/12. If you need information abou...
• eTROY: The GoArmy portal opens for Term 5 2012 on 4/30/12.
• Gallery Talk featuring artist Charlotta Janssen and Freedom Rider Pauline Knight...
• Dothan: April is National Child Abuse Awareness Month.... On Tuesday, April 24th...
• Dothan: The Student Alabama Education Association is sponsoring a fundraiser for...
• Police arrest three for Thursday thefts
• TONIGHT!!! TROY UNIVERSITY DAVIS THEATRE: Band Geeks, Seats are still availab...
• Arlington, VA: Troy University’s Education & Career Fair will take place on May...
• Dothan: RAIN OR SHINE- The Spring Picnic is still scheduled today, April 18, fro...
• Dothan: The Spring Picnic is scheduled tomorrow, April 18, from 11 a.m. until 2...
• Dothan: REMINDER: Don’t forget about the Health and Wellness fair today, April 1...
• eTROY: See the eTROY Events Calendar at
• Dothan: Transfer Day is scheduled on Wednesday, April 18 from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m...
• Dothan: Please join us tomorrow, April 17th, for our annual Health and Wellness...
• Troy man arrested by Enterprise Police after car chase
• DOTHAN—Local community healthcare providers and organizations will provide free...
• Police nab on-campus armed robbery suspect
• Please visit and "LIKE" TROY University Department of Theatre and Dance on Faceb...
• SPRING DANCE CONCERT, Friday April 13 and Saturday April 14, Claudia Crosby Thea...
• Last night, Troy University police arrested Quentin Jermal King, 22, of Troy, fo...
• Troy: 10AM in the Trojan Center:
• eTROY: Educators may be interested in our Education Specialist (Ed.S.) Certific...
• Tonight in Montgomery:
• Troy Police release sketch of suspect:
• Troy Police release sketch of suspect.
• Dothan:
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• Troy campus Tuesday morning:
• Montgomery: Monday night please join us for an evening with Mark Twain
• Message from TROY Police Chief John McCall: Several rumors are persisting on so...
• Arrests made in Brundidge vending machine thefts (with surveillance video)
• $20,000 reward offered in rape case
• Barron, Jackson highlight Studio event
• Search warrant leads to drug trafficking charge
• Graning earns Jean Lake scholarship for photography
• Local stores report pepper spray, other weapon sales up after attacks
• eTROY: Teachers looking for advanced certification may be interested in our Mast...
• Dothan: Please join us today, Tuesday, April 3, for our Monthly Health Seminar....
• eTROY: View Troy University’s online programs at:
• University confirms armed robbery on campus (with video)
• A message from Chancellor Hawkins: Troy City and University Police are investiga...
• To Troy University students, faculty and staff: Troy City and University Polic...
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• Second rape reported
• Troy University will recognize Loveless Academic Magnet Program High School of M...
• TROY honors author Bobbie Ann Mason with Hall-Waters Prize
• Troy University dedicates Confucius Institute
• Coming for Trojan Day on March 31st? Follow @TroyUAdmissions on Twitter and use...
• Hampton Roads, VA: Sport and Fitness Management Information Sessions Scheduled f...
• Safety Alert from Dean Herbert Reeves: The City of Troy Police Department is in...
• Dothan: The design for the 2012 SGA Spring Picnic t-shirt is below. We are celeb...
• Dothan: It’s time to voice your opinions, express your concerns, and ask your qu...
• Join us for our Spring Alumni Reunion on Saturday, March 31. For more details,...
• eTROY: Deadline to file an Intent to Graduate for Term 5 2012 3/26/2012
• GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! Tickets are on sale now for the musical “Band Geeks!” pr...
• eTROY: Meet the ACCELERATE Program Coordinator, Angela Sullivan, at 2012 Spring...
• Dothan: Don’t forget to attend our FREE Interviewing Workshop today in the Malon...
• Mark your calendars and plan to join us for Homecoming 2012 on Nov. 17 as the Tr...
• Tornado Damage
• eTROY: See the eTROY Events Calendar at
• Dothan: Join us this Monday, March 26th at 2 p.m. for a free interviewing worksh...
• Next Tuesday in Dothan:
• Troy University will welcome prospective students on March 31 for Spring Trojan...
• Dothan: Please join us in Sony Hall on March 27th for the documentary, Miss Repr...
• eTROY: Term 4 2012 begins 3/19/12.
• eTROY: Employee tuition assistance form due 3/19/12.
• Dothan: The winners of the St. Patrick’s Day Door Decorating Contest are… 1st...
• eTROY: On 3/16/12, students will have access to Blackboard classes.
• eTROY: 3/15/12 is the last day to submit electronic Financial Aid Book Voucher (...
• Hampton Roads, VA: Our 6th Professional Development Course “Juggling Roles” wi...
• Norfolk, VA: Work, family, school, and friends all need attention. How do you fi...
• eTROY: See the eTROY Events Calendar at
• Brothers of Kappa Beta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega are on Walk Hard 2012 to raise...
• eTROY: March 9, 2012, is the last day for new students to submit an application...
• eTROY: View Troy University’s online programs at:
• eTROY: eTROY Colloquium – Retention: YOU are the key! April 17-18
• eTROY: Last day for new students to submit an application for admission for the...
• Dothan: An Ambassador Staffing representative will be accepting applications on...
• eTROY: TROY earns honor roll status in national ranking TROY – Four Troy Univers...
• eTROY: Last day for new students to submit an application for admission for the...
• eTROY: Check out our online degree programs (Associate, Bachelor, and Master) Se...
• eTROY: Are you interested in Troy University’s online programs (maintained by eT...
• Hampton Roads, VA: Troy University offers a nine week Teacher Recertification Co...
• eTROY: ACCELERATE students—Have you registered for Term 4 2012? Registration con...
• Miss New York Outstanding Teen to attend TROY
• Don't forget TROY campus! Tomorrow, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 29TH (LEAP DAY!) the Spri...
• Dothan: Tomorrow, February 29, the Office of Student Development will be hosting...
• Mark Twain 100 Years Later
• Mark Twain 100 Years Later
• eTROY: Registration for Term 4 2012 continues through 3/18/12.
• Michael Starbird, a professor of mathematics and a university distinguished teac...
• James Smith, associate dean of student services at the Montgomery Campus, cuts t...
• Montgomery's Davis Elementary School Choir performs a special version of "Happy...
• TROY celebrates 125th birthday TROY – Troy University turned 125 years old toda...
• Birthday Cake Cutting!
• Happy Birthday TROY!
• Don't forget TROY campus! Next WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 29TH (LEAP DAY!) the Spring Ca...
• A message from the TROY 125th Birthday Celebration committee: The worldwide 125...
• eTROY: See the eTROY Events Calendar at
• Norfolk, VA: Register today for TROY’s career development course “Juggling Roles...
• Dothan: The Dothan Campus will be hosting the Monthly Seminar for February TOMOR...
• eTROY: News for 2/20/12—GoArmy portal opens for Term 4 2012 and registration for...
• eTROY: Students—If you have questions regarding your academic program progress a...
• Dothan: SGA Valentine's Day Bake Sale is today! It will be located in Adams Hall...
• Troy: Tonight we will be showing the documentary My Anniston which will be follo...
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• Troy: Tomorrow we will be showing the documentary My Anniston which will be foll...
• Dothan today:
• Happy 125th TROY!
• Johnson Center for Political Economy dedicated today
• ABC Board and Troy PD raid house in Troy
• Dothan:
• eTROY: On February 20, 2012, the GoArmy portal opens for Term 4 2012 and registr...
• Dothan: Please remember to attend the Valentine’s Day Career Fair today, Thursda...
• Dothan: Join us for our 2012 Career Fair tomorrow, February 9, from 9 a.m. until...
• We need your recipes for the next Troy University Cookbook!
• If you are in the Dothan area on Sunday, please join us to view the documentary...
• TROY campus: Don't forget! THIS Wednesday February 8, Career Services is present...
• Join us for a gallery talk and batik workshop by artist Arianne King Comer on Fe...
• Dothan: Part II of our Resume Building Workshop series is scheduled today, Febru...
• Norfolk, VA: Register today for “Mastering the Job Search”. Course will be held...
• Celebrate the Birthday of Rosa Parks Feb. 3 at the Rosa Parks Museum! Troy Univ...
• New Exhibit Opens Today at the Rosa Parks Museum! "My Spirit Speaks" by batik ar...
• Help wish TROY Happy Birthday! Share a video of you saying "Happy Birthday TROY!...
• REMINDER: Join us at today's resume session at 4:15 p.m. in the Harrison Room on...
• Norfolk, VA: In 2012, Troy University will mark 125 years of service to students...
• Dothan: The resume workshop scheduled for today has been rescheduled for Tuesday...
• Help wish TROY Happy Birthday! Share a video of you saying "Happy Birthday TROY!...
• Selling alcohol at games counterproductive
• Response to crisis reveals compassion
• Election decision aims to follow law
• Dothan: Please join us tomorrow, January 26, for the resume building workshop he...
• Be sure to "Like" Career Services FB Page to be up to date on any upcoming event...
• TROY: Are you an undeclared student or considering changing your major? If so, C...
• Hampton Roads, VA: Criminal Justice and Public Administration Information Sessio...
• eTROY: New online program - Bachelor of Science in Sociology. Check it out! http...
• eTROY: Three new concentrations were added to the Associate of Science in Genera...
• DOTHAN: Join the Institute of Management Accountants welcome guest speaker, Matt...
• Former Trojan Lawrence Tynes kicks the New York Giants back into the Super Bowl...
• One student at Children’s Hospital, all others released after bus crash (video, photos)
• Troy University is now preparing for publication of the book “Celebrating 125 Ye...
• DOTHAN: Get ready for our upcoming Resume Building Workshops. This event is free...
• Have you shared your favorite TROY memory yet?!
• LIFESouth Blood Drive
• DOTHAN: Save a life today, January 18, by donating blood. LIFESouth will be set...
• Free lecture in Sony Hall on the Dothan campus tonight:
• Rachel Hawkins, author of Hex Hall and its New York Times Best Selling sequel, D...
• eTROY: January 16, 2012, is the deadline to file an Intent to Graduate for Term...
• Troy-MLK Day of Service hosted by the office of Student Learning Initiatives and...
• An entrepreneur who gained national recognition on the popular reality TV show "...
• This month, Troy University Library will become one of just 65 libraries across...
• eTROY: Term 3 2012 starts today. The last day to drop and/or add a course is Jan...
• Norfolk, VA: Register today for SmartSession 1: Cloud Computing held on Saturday...
• 2011: A year of growth for Pike County schools
• Local retailers ‘optimistic’ about holiday sales
• eTROY: December 30, 2011, is the last day for new students to submit an applicat...
• Taylor: Hullabaloo grows over teacher gifts
• Great things come from small efforts
• Merry Christmas and happiest of holidays!
• Do you read the footnotes?
• Immigration law places burden on municipalities
• How important is likeability in leaders?
• What’s the Barbour County secret?
• LIghts of Love returns
• Troy campus focuses on safety, awareness
• PIke County Upward Bound students reach out
• Run benefits nutrition center
• Fire marshal shares safety tips
• Cookies, cakes and more at benefit
• Santa will visit the Troy Public Library
• The Troy University Alumni Affairs Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled...
• New Exhibit at Troy University Rosa Parks Museum! "Re-used, Recycled, Renewed: T...
• Tripp Dennis Freeman pleads guilty to four charges
• Dothan: Early Registration is scheduled this week on Wednesday, December 7 and T...
• Hampton Roads, VA: You're Invited to Troy University's Holiday Open Doors. Start...
• Troy University Rosa Parks Museum invites you to the 2011 Holiday Open House thi...
• eTROY: Registration for Term 3 2012 began today - Monday, December 5, 2011.
• Luverne man killed in early morning wreck
• Shop Ho, Ho, Home for the Holidays
• Memories of Sam and the Nut Shop
• Be smart, be safe during the holidays
• eTROY: Registration for Term 3 2012 will begin on Monday, December 5, 2011.
• Adams Glass engulfed in flames
• Brundidge charm shines at parade
• Commissioners: Road vote driven by priorities
• ‘Sounds of the Season’ this week
• Calling all bakers: Giant Cookie sale upcoming
• Oink-a-ments: A pig-themed tree
• A life well-lived
• Vara Oleta Jeffcoat Larkin
• Vivian P. Tillman Lee
• Violet Lorraine Wilburn
• Commission reaches stalemate on road paving
• TCS considers tuition option for non-district students
• A journey of faith, adventure
• New nutrition center set for bid
• Events offer plenty of seasonal fun
• Dothan: This Friday, Troy University is partnering with the Alabama Blues Projec...
• Paths to politics are varied
• Support Small Business Saturday
• Iron Bowl: Vote with donations
• Satellite offices serve Brundidge residents
• Streets will close for parade
• Eubanks earns Farm-City award
• Johnson Center extends hours
• ‘It’s Thanksgiving every day’
• Suspect charged with robbing elderly
• Hester Hooten Gillis
• Jimmy Ray Green
• Mary Ellen Shipman
• Agars earn specialty crop award
• Reading contest ends with ‘pie’
• Brenda Steed
• Griffin gives hope through meals
• Adams’ angel honors EBJ
• City seeks guidance on law’s impact
• Ralph Edward Fowee
• Henry Foster Allen
• Gloria Little
• eTROY: See the eTROY Events Calendar at www.troy.edu/etroy
• Age can have positive impact on environment
• Recycling benefits us all
• Dubose earns row crop award
• Operation Shoebox in full swing
• Students to star in ‘Arts’ opera
• Humane Society Pet Photo calendars available
• Ole Time Christmas
• Dothan: Christian Student Fellowship is having a fundraiser TODAY to help cover...
• Happy Homecoming to the Troy University Family!
• Update for Parents and Students (Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011) This morning, Alabama...
• Robert H. ‘Bobby’ Sexton
• Richard Deichmann
• Helon Holmes
• Lessie Thomas
• Vets names to join memorial wall
• The other side
• Giving thanks focus of Factor
• ‘Fiddlin’ Bob’ and ‘Banjo Bill’ join WPA cast
• Virginia Beach: Do you know someone that works in public safety or law enforceme...
• eTROY: See important dates in the eTROY Events Calendar at www.troy.edu/etroy
• Free Artist Workshop and Gallery Talk this Saturday at the Rosa Parks Museum! En...
• Norfolk, VA: SmartSession 3 - Planning for your Career: What’s your Path? Will t...
• Dothan: The Christian Student Fellowship and Sigma Tau Delta are sponsering the...
• eTROY: October 24, 2011, is the deadline to file an Intent to Graduate for Term...
• eTROY: The ACCELERATE Dual Enrollment Online Program was represented by the ACCE...
• Langley AFB, VA: Troy University Open House scheduled for November 03 anytime f...
• Public Radio: Join us today as we continue our Fall Membership Campaign on Troy...
• Dothan: Join us today for Christmas Hire Day from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. in Adams...
• Brundidge reviews retail plan
• Dothan: Mark your calendar for Christmas Hire Day this Wednesday, October 19, fr...
• Chris Barron
• Orlando: Saying goodbye to Term 1 and hello to Term 2. Best wishes for everyone...
• eTROY: High School students interested in our dual enrollment program can meet t...
• eTROY: Registration for Term 2 2011 ends October 16, 2011.
• Minnie Grimsley Berry
• Horace Spivey
• Don’t fall for the 9-9-9 plan
• Looking for an encore in 2012
• Pike BOE seeks AG ruling
• SUV crashes into bank
• Grant to fund new lighting
• Hunt Familiy to perform
• Two suspects caught; one at large
• Check out the new exhibit at the Troy University Rosa Parks Museum! Paintings an...
• Thanks for all the new "likes" on our page! Go Trojans!
• Ft. Eustis, VA: Share this to a friends or post it on your profile! Open House s...
• Dothan: Join us at the Student Forums scheduled today, October 11th, and tomorro...
• Norfolk, VA: Register now for SmartSession 2: Resume Readiness that will take pl...
• Dothan: There will be a woodwind trio performing tonight in Sony Hall of the Lib...
• Orlando: Friday, Oct. 7th is the last day for new students to apply for Term 2....
• eTROY: Term 2 registration continues through October 16, 2011. The last day for...
• Board of Registrars sworn in
• John Henry Richards
• Florence Inez Wesley
• Law’s impact felt at probate office
• Student questions wisdom of ‘Naga’
• Troy woman charged in stabbing
• Brundidge residents ‘disheartened’ by decision
• Police: Man was suicide victim
• Shriners: Midway will thrill this year
• Senior artists’ work on display
• Police seek suspects in two business burglaries
• Dothan: Need some help with your Midterm Paper? Stop by Sigma Tau Delta's Editin...
• Dothan: Gamma Beta Phi will be holding their recruitment drive on the Quad today...
• Arlington, VA: Tailgating event tickets are now available: TROY vs. NAVY footbal...
• Orlando: Winding down week two of registration for T2 and many classes are full...
• Dothan: The Department of English invites all faculty, students, and staff to at...
• Dothan: Need some help with your Midterm Paper? Stop by Sigma Tau Delta's Editin...
• Deputies seize $2,400 worth of marijuana
• City employees will receive raises
• eTROY: Term 2 registration continues through October 16, 2011. The last day for...
• Orlando: Open House and Orientation for all new and 2nd term students! 10 AM to...
• eTROY: See the new ACCELERATE Program Coordinator at
• Dothan: “GET IN THE GAME AND GIVE BLOOD” DRIVE is scheduled today from 10:30 a.m...
• Alcohol sales may improve safety
• Counterfeit bills put merchants on alert
• Kids invited to come ‘play’ on Saturday
• Teacher earns top prize at museum event
• Farmers’ crop signup ongoing
• Dothan: Join us today for Voter Registration & Higher Education Day Sign Up on t...
• Orlando: T2 registration is underway! 3 days in and classes already filling up,...
• PCHS’ Dollar placed on leave
• Saddling up for St. Jude
• Charlotte Yearby
• Danny Barr
• Margaret Dunn Mills
• Pike BOE OKs budget
• Dothan: “GET IN THE GAME AND GIVE BLOOD” DRIVE is scheduled this week on Thursda...
• eTROY: Term 2 registration begins today and continues through October 16, 2011....
• Miss Keleigh Edwards Crowned Miss Troy University 2012 on Sunday September 18. S...
• A 5 STAR RESTAURANT ON CAMPUS-The TROY family is pleased to announce the grand o...
• A 5 STAR RESTAURANT ON CAMPUS-Today, the TROY family is pleased to announce the...
• Orlando: Here we are again at registration time. Monday (19th) opens registratio...
• eTROY: Welcome to Angela Sullivan as the new ACCELERATE Program Coordinator! The...
• Norfolk, VA: Career Development Course being offered on “How to turn an Intervie...
• eTROY: Term 2 registration begins Monday, September 19.
• Mr. Hubert Tillery
• Mrs. Ann Ray
• Commission adopts redistricting plan
• 900th members reunite after 50 years
• 4H seeks new members
• Tampa Bay: Dr. Messina will present Foundations of Disaster Mental Health and Ps...
• Panama City – Registration for Term 2 2011 begins on September 19th; if you need...
• Hampton Roads, VA: We are planning a bus trip to take TROY fans to the Navy-Mar...
• Harrisburg, PA: Evening classes have been cancelled for Thursday, September 8, 2...
• Orlando: Registration for Term II is right around the corner-opening on Sept. 19...
• Orlando: We are looking for teachers who want to become leaders. Leaders are pre...
• Orlando: We are entering Week 4 of this Term 1 and for many of us that means mid...
• Age of the Trojan
• And THEY ARE off..... Go TROY Go!
• Get your 1098T tax form ONLINE! It's the green thing to do...
• Dothan: "Welcome Week" continues on the Dothan Campus with Circle K and Sigma Ta...
• → Troy University: Dothan: Stop by the quad to learn more about clubs and organizations. Visit the...
• A ‘chili’ kickoff for United Way
• Taylor: Feds ‘derelict’ on immigration laws
• Troy gets final OK on FAA funds
• TRMC hosts support group
• James Elwin Byrd Jr.
• Goshen’s youthful talent improving
• eTROY: Applications for Term 2 are being accepted until October 7, 2011.
• Notasulga nips Pike County
• Zion Chapel downs Pleasant Home, 43-21
• Game of inches
• PLAS pounds Lyman Ward
• Panama City: Join us on Monday August 29th at 10am for our first Optimist Club o...
• Eagles lay egg
• Area teams kick off 2011 season
• Game Changer
• Fans out of control or rules?
• Workin’ like a dog
• Patriot QB carousel still spinning
• Back to School for Troy - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Orlando: Term 1 is underway and it's time to get geared up for Term 2 registrati...
• City gets grant for sewer upgrades
• Commission OKs district lines
• Johnson Center to host artists reception
• Ira Thompson
• Defensive strength
• Trojans pay tribute to former teammate
• CHHS volleyball falls to Ariton
• Looking for offensive improvement
• Dothan: Join us for TROY Night at Riverwalk Stadium on Thursday, August 25th to...
• Classic Smackdown
• Wicksburg tops Zion Chapel, 47-20
• Goshen, Ariton play to 14-14 tie
• Patriots edge Crenshaw
• Pike County Classic
• Powell returns from injury to lead Rebels
• Special teams not so special in 2011
• Prep teams gear up for jamborees
• We are proud to announce that the Miss Troy University Pageant has been schedul...
• Lee Ann Womack, Ed Asner highlight 2011-2012 season at TROY's Davis Theatre: htt...
• Goshen’s Potion
• Orlando: Tomorrow we're half way through Drop/Add week. If you need to make chan...
• Trojans battle injuries, ineligibility
• SEC expansion on hold, still inevitable
• Exley stands out in Troy’s scrimmage
• Marianna, Panama City, Tyndall: Good Luck to all of our students for Term 1! Rem...
• Harrisburg, PA: Term 1 courses start today. Good luck to TROY’s Bachelor of Sci...
• Orlando: Okay everybody...T1 opens tomorrow! If you haven't registered yet, you...
• Honing their skills
• Lean and Mean
• 125th Birthday Website -The site gives you the opportunity to post your favorite...
• Governor signs state concussion law
• Area rich with defensive talent
• Troy University named Best in the Southeast:
• Orlando: This is the final week of registration for T1. If you need assistance w...
• Setting it up
• Policy change reduces further injury from concussions
• Dollar says family, football helped defeat cancer
• Defensive leader
• PLAS to vary looks at QB
• eTROY: Current students - Course registration for Term 1 2011 continues. If you...
• Orlando: Hoping to see you at our final Open House/ Orientation tomorrow evening...
• What’s the hurry, Grandma?
• On top of the world
• Gearing up
• Celebrate Recovery program Monday nights at Hephzibah
• TAC sets calendar for 2011-12 events
• Kids get moving
• PLAS ranked second
• Return of the Rebels
• PLAS offers new science lab
• Brooks crowned Little Miss Brundidge
• Alabama tax-free holiday begins today
• Brundidge readies for 900th’s homecoming
• Stock markets make big plunge Thursday
• Orlando: Last day for new students to apply for Term 1 is Friday, 8/5/11. The f...
• eTROY: For Term 1, the last day for new students to apply for admission is this...
• Area schools showcase offensive talent
• Metzger chairs committee
• Runnin’ Eagles
• Pike County Firefighter’s Association to ‘Rumble around’ for good cause
• Distinguished Young Women Program Saturday
• ‘Cheers for children’ tonight
• Trustees adopt tobacco ban
• Orlando: Registration for Term 1 continues. Note to all CP students on the long...
• Piggly Wiggly stores to offer new savings
• Callin’ all hogs
• Troy University sees 9 percent tuition jump
• Brundidge Council weighs plans for park
• Clerk’s office considers closing options
• Airport project awaits FAA operation
• House votes to raise debt ceiling
• Daniels takes state title in 4-H event
• Jean Harrington
• Davis honored for 58 years of service
• Troy BOE completes hires for school year
• Orlando: Registration for T1 continues and we are hosting yet another Open House...
• Time to go ‘tax free’
• Wright ready to make a difference
• Blood drives respond to emergency need
• ‘Cheers’ event benefits kids
• Courtroom drama plays out like movie
• State suspends doctor’s license
• Teaching success and character
• Gambling trial like a Grisham novel
• Who needs to know Anthony’s story?
• Joe Marvin Andress
• Registration under way at city schools
• United Way sponsors chili cookoff
• eTROY: Registration continues for Term 1 2011. If you need information about reg...
• Museum director: Theft was ’sad’
• Police seek info in shooting
• Rolling Thunder hits the road this weekend
• Etheridge inks deal with Raiders
• Troy seeks wastewater grant
• Pilot recalls early days of ‘jet stream’
• Debt crisis shines light on disconnect
• Grant glad to be in Brundidge
• Dothan: DHR and the Dothan Campus Social Work Department present the Houston Cou...
• Orlando: The 2010-2011 Academic Year has officially closed. Now we embrace the new 2011-2012 AY and to those who are graduating, Congratulations! Stand up, stand tall and be proud. Your journey is over and your mission complete. For those whose journey c
• Commission reviewing employee handbook
• FAA shutdown may impact Troy
• Woman charged in shooting
• Pike BOE considers outsourcing
• Youngsters invited to safety camp
• Covington, GA: Will be hosting an Undergraduate Admissions Workshop on Wednesday, 7/27 at 6pm for anyone interested in details on applying to Troy University. If you are considering graduate programs in our area, join us Thursday, 7/28 at 5:30pm for an I
• Orlando: We are at the end of week two registration for T1 and the end of T5 classes. Best wishes for end of course grades and final exams. If you haven't registered for T1 yet, contact us at 407-219-5980.
• Orlando: Week 2 of registration is underway and classes continue to fill up. Now is the time to contact us for assistance with registration and financial aid. Call- (407) 219-5980.
• Marianna, Panama City, Tyndall: Week 2 of REGISTRATION for Term 1 (August 15-October 16) is IN-PROGRESS! Classes are going FAST! Feel free to contact us with any questions: Marianna – marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315, Panama City – panamacit
• Marianna, Panama City, Tyndall: REGISTRATION for Term 1 (August 15-October 16) is underway! Please contact your advisor if you have any questions! Marianna – marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315, Panama City – panamacity@troy.edu or 850-747-0634
• Orlando: Open House/Orientation tomorrow, 7/18, starting at 4 pm. We will be available to assist with financial aid and registration. Don't miss this opportunity to meet staff and faculty and join us for light refreshments.
• Dothan Campus: There will be hot dogs for sale in the Michelin Room at 11AM
• The Alabama International Film Festival will be in Sony Hall on the Dothan campus all day today. Stop by and see some films and have a hot dog.
• Summer Spotlight shines on area youth
• Norfolk, VA: Have you registered for Term 1 classes yet? What can we do to help? Let us know and we will point you in the right direction. 757-451-8202 or info@troy.edu
• Orlando: Week 1 of registration for T1 ends on Saturday with many students still unregistered. Don't get behind and get left out, unable to register because those classes are full. Contact us for immediate assistance- 407-219-5980. Yes, we can help
• Harrisburg, PA: Term 1, 2011 registration - Constitutional Law and Abnormal Psychology being offered in-class at HACC. Register now because classes are filling quickly. Contact Les Wright at 800-414-5756 or leswright@troy.edu
• Dothan: Interested in a career with GameStop? Stop by the Malone Hall entrance to see a representative tomorrow, July 13, from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. during early registration.
• Marianna, Panama City, Tyndall: Attention all students! Registration for Term 1 (August 15-October 16) is happening now! Please let us know if you have any questions or need assistance. You may contact the Marianna Site at 850-718-2315 or marianna@troy.e
• eTROY: Check out the eTROY Events Calendar at
• Orlando, FL: Registration for Term 1 is officially underway. Classes are already filling up in Orlando! If you haven't registered yet, contact us to check your file and verify that all systems are go...407-219-5980
• eTROY: Registration for Term 1 2011 opens in Web Express Today (7/11/11). If you need information about registering, please call 1-800-414-5756.
• Orlando: TODAY Monday, July 11, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House from 4-6pm as well as an Orientation Session from 5-6:30pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer any qu
• eTROY: What do TROY graduates say about eTROY? Check it out!
• Angels battle Enterprise
• Troy Americans defeat Geneva, 12-2
• ‘Erratic’ driver involved in wreck
• Justice not served in Casey Anthony trial
• How big will the GOP get in Alabama?
• Police investigate shooting
• Ingram’s hustle deserves admiration
• eTROY: Registration for Term 1 2011 opens in Web Express on Monday, July 11th. If you need information about registering, please call 1-800-414-5756.
• Troy Nationals defeat Americans
• Troy Dixie Boys persevere
• Secret Service probing records theft
• No contract yet for Hicks
• AIDT: Apply for jobs online
• Tour stage winner has ties to Troy
• Alabaster Conference seeks to share Gospel message
• The pitch count rule: Gurus got it right
• Angels to play for championship
• Orlando, FL: 5 days and counting down to the opening of registration for Term 1, 2011! Are you ready? AND►Monday, July 11 the Orlando site will host a special presentation by Dr. Michael Gates titled- Possible Dispositions for Educational Leaders. Reg
• The Pike County Alumni Chapter will host a fundraiser at the Troy Courtyard by Marriott Friday, July 8 11 a.m.- 6 p.m. Premier Jewelry and Thirty-One Gifts will have items on display for sale and for order. All proceeds will benefit the Pike Co. Chapter
• Angels down Enterprise, 10-6
• The apps that eat your wireless data
• Augusta/Ft. Gordon: We salute Mr. Long and his band! Great piece on CBS Sunday Morning! Go Troy!
• Angels best Geneva in district play
• Orlando,FL: Tomorrow is July 1st and we begin the countdown to the opening of registration for the upcoming new Academic Year and Term 1. Registration will open on July 11, 2011! Make plans now to register early before your classes fill up. Need assistan
• Golden Boy Foods to bring 130 jobs to Troy
• We are off and running with week 6 of Term of Term 5! Final exams are quickly approaching. Do you need a proctor? Have you completed the Proctor Request Form? If you have questions please contact our office: 407-219-5980. We are here to help.
• Naval Station Norfolk: Navy Tuition Assistance submission dates can be found here Contact your local site representative for term schedule assistance.
• It’s never easy to say goodbye
• Patriots honored with All-State selections
• Troy Miracle League Field ready to play ball
• Opening of Miracle Field League ‘On’ for tonight
• Troy athletes among arrests at The Pines
• Updated: Troy suspends fraternity over ABC raid
• eTROY: Midterm and last day to withdraw without academic penalty.
• Chemistry playing a big role with Dixie team
• Dixie Majors powers to first win of season
• Kitchens, Junior Dixie team prepares
• Panama City: Congratulations to our graduates! Good luck in your future endeavors!
• Pre-Majors team readies itself for success
• Carolyn Dian Tolbert
• Free PSA screenings deemed for success
• Hepzibah’s new pastor excited for opportunity
• Road work continues in Troy
• Local liquor store robbed
• Drought conditions hamper hay production
• Hall, Miller first to talk with school board
• Eagles honored after historic season
• Farm National and American teams announced
• Dixie Majors assembles top Troy talent
• CHHS student killed in car wreck
• Arlington, VA: Do you know someone that may be interested in a Master of Public Administration degree? Let them know about the LIVE MPA Webinar scheduled for June 22nd. Learn about the program and meet with MPA faculty and alumni. For more information vi
• Ft.Gordon/Augusta: Have all our students submitted their proctor forms for exams? Please check! Thanks!
• Panama City: Term 5 payment is due on June 17. Please feel free to contact one of our offices for assistance. Panama City: 850-747-0634 Tyndall AFB: 850-283-4449
• 2011 Troy tournament teams selected
• Board finalizes superintendent interviews
• Marianna: Registration for Term 1 (August 15 - October 16) begins JULY 11th! Please let us know if you have any questions! Also, now is a great time to make sure you do not currently have any holds! marianna@troy.edu 850-718-2315 850-718-2338
• Riddle honored and remembered after passing
• Troy team takes wooden bat tournament title
• Norfolk, VA: 2011-2012 Academic Calendar has been posted to . Add to your web browser favorites for easy access to important dates and holidays.
• Gas line breaks; intersection closed
• Panama City: Do you have questions regarding your classes for next term? If so, please feel free to contact one of our offices: Panama City 850-747-0634 Tyndall AFB 850-283-4449
• Orlando: Lynne Koplitz, an alumnus of Troy State University, will be performing at the Orlando Improv the weekend of June 9–12. The TROY Orlando Site has secured a limited number of free admission seats for the 8pm show this Thursday, June 9 for TR
• Troy council OKs deal for new industry
• Shooting victim’s family wants answers
• Troy BOE begins review process
• Brundidge parade planning gets under way
• High profile testimony likely in gambling trial
• Play begins June 16 on Miracle Field
• Hobbies make the home
• Daddy inspired lifelong wanderlust
• Matthew Folmar Lowery
• Victim critical after shooting
• Principal interviews begin next week
• Odd, even water schedules stressed
• The hunt is on for T-Roy
• ‘One of a kind’ Brantley turns 100
• Matthews proud to be among trainer finalists
• Meeks marks 30 years of teaching
• Covington, GA: Troy University's Covington Site will host an Open House on Thursday, June 9th from 5:30pm until 7:30pm. Invite someone you know to come out and learn how to earn an Associates, Bachelors or Masters degree as a Trojan! For more infor
• WSFA is helping TROY find T Roy Mascot!
• Help find T-Roy! The T-Roy costume has allegedly been stolen, or maybe T-Roy just took a vacay. If you have real information regarding the costume’s whereabouts, call University Police at 334-670-3215. If your information is less reliable – m
• Belle S. Green
• Starling, Hixon reflect on JUCO Word Series
• Mary Lucille Kelley
• Walker tapped to lead prestigious band program
• Taylor, Boothe like tenure bill
• Zingara finale tonight at Studio
• Unbooked cruise leads to Holley’s arrest
• Dr. Mark Walker named Director of Bands at Troy University:
• Panama City: Please note that the MPA application packet deadline for Term 1 2011 is June 3. Please contact the Panama City office for any questions that you may have: 850-747-0634.
• Norfolk, VA: Congratulations to our 2011 Graduates! Follow your dreams and passions. Commencement ceremony will take place Saturday, June 4, 2011 at Harrison Opera House in Norfolk, VA
• TCS must fill two key slots
• McWaters achieving success
• Art on display
• Making news in NYC
• Cellphones can be dangerous
• Knowles brings fun to Trojans
• Taylor Elizabeth Mullins
• Jacob Edward Sadler
• Reginald Lynn Mack
• Rendall Rogers Boutwell
• Trojans head to regionals
• Pierce: Proud to play for dad
• Saying ‘thank you’
• Defending freedom a family affair
• So long soda fountain?
• Earlene Dansby
• Anita M. Crosby
• Former Patriots land in JUCO World Series
• Troy University eTROY: To see our online programs and learn more about eTROY, view the eTROY brochure at this link:
• View from the top balcony of new dinning hall!
• eTROY: Message for all Global Campus students - Tuition Assistance (TA) and Veterans Assistance (VA) forms are due in Troy.
• Troy takes out Florida Atlantic in SBC tourney
• Ola Mae McBryde
• Murphy offered Monroe superintendent job
• Storms blow through Pike County
• Panama City: Tuition assistance forms are due on or by May 27. Also, deadline to file an Intent to Graduate for Term 1 2011 is May 30.
• Troy hopes to secure regional bid
• Commission hears issues raised about PAT system
• Police group raising funds by selling ribs
• Annette Tew Adkins
• R.T. Bryan
• ‘Flaming porkchop’ to highlight weekend rodeo
• Tourney makes ‘Pike County proud’
• BOE approves end of year recommendations
• Troy win regular season title
• Dickey, partner prove effective for Brundidge
• Hope Griffin: Keeping calm in the midst of her work
• Week gives officers time to reflect
• TCS grapples with funding cuts
• Norfolk, VA: Know someone that may be interested in a Master of Public Administration degree? Let them know about the LIVE MPA Webinar scheduled for June 22nd. Learn about the program and meet with MPA faculty and alumni. For more information visit
• Panama City: Term 5 classes begin Monday. Are you registered? Please feel free to contact one of our offices if assistance is needed: Panama City 850-747-0634 or Tyndall AFB 850-283-4449
• Eagles fall at state tournament
• Brundidge gets state grant for rail spur
• Artist shares her insights
• Food drive a ‘big boost’ for pantry
• Youthful delegation represents state
• Constitutional woes plague our state
• Speak out on budget plans
• Henry J. LaFountaine Jr.
• Goshen defeats Ranburne in first round of state tournament
• Orlando: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT – All students using book vouchers to purchase textbooks for Term 5 will need to submit their form by 12:00noon, FRIDAY, MAY 20. Approved book vouchers must be used by Sunday before the term begins. There will be NO
• Danielle Kohenaman
• Anglers seek to catch a smile
• Expert: Gas prices may drop in coming weeks
• Remembering the fallen
• Music Study group attends convention
• Eagles ready for state tournament
• Benton Brothers perform at Shakespeare Event
• Dothan: Sign up for the next Crossroads of Parenting and Divorce seminar scheduled for May 27, June 18, or July 15. The seminar is a ONE day course that lasts 4 hours. Please contact The Exchange Center, (334) 671-1966, to enroll in the class.
• Arlington, VA: Commencement Ceremony set for Saturday, May 21, 2011. Congratulations to all Washington DC Metro Area/Northern Virginia/Harrisburg, PA Troy University graduates.
• Torch run to end in Troy
• Brundidge Council discusses issues
• Time to ‘gather at the well’ in Glenwood
• Court funding cuts ‘going to be bad’
• Trojans cruise past Bulldogs for final home win
• Goshen seniors help lead the way
• Marianna: LAST CALL FOR TERM 5 REGISTRATION! Please let us know if you need any assistance! *Also, the Term 1 Intent to Graduate is open until May 31st. If you have any questions please contact your Academic Advisor! marianna@troy.edu, 850-718-2315, o
• SAR marks grave of Revolutionary soldier
• Awards kick off Small Business Development week
• Banks grads give gift
• Eagles win Southeast Regional, head to state
• Troy schools raise cost of student lunches
• Trojans compete in spring game
• Eagles win first ever Southeast Region Championship
• Slater’s homer lift Eagles to state tournament
• Eagles sweep through first day of sectionals
• Concert reinforces value of music education
• Please support letter carriers’ food drive
• Panama City: There is one more week left to register for Term 5 2011 classes. Classes begin May 23. The last day to file your intent to graduate for Term 1 2011 graduation is May 30. Please call our Panama City Site at 850 747 0634 or our Tyndall Site at
• Camp spotlights the arts
• Tourism focus of week
• Postal drive collects food for needy
• Ceremony, day will honor police officers
• Seminar offers scoop on counterfeits
• Troy man faces assault charges
• Everage earns well-deserved praise
• Helen Hunt: A remarkable first lady
• Gators top Pats for championship title
• Eagles aim to fly high at sectionals
• eTROY: eTROY Announces Exciting New Online Taxation Programs (Starting Fall 2011): Master of Taxation Graduate Certificate of Taxation For more information email ask@troy.edu or call 1-800-414-5756.
• Troy University Alumni Association launches 'Each 1 Reach 1' campaign:
• Ft. Lee, VA: Term 5 starts May 23th. For assistance, please contact your local site coordinator at ftlee@troy.edu or (804)765-3866
• Everage: ‘A positive legacy’
• Chamber opens satellite office
• Group offers disaster prep
• Kiwanis host fundraising car show
• Library seeks summer readers
• Pats look to win title in game three
• eTROY Announces More Exciting New Online Programs (Start Term 1): M.S. in Sports and Fitness Management – Coaching Concentration The Master of Business Administration – International Economic Development Option Master of Taxation For more inf
• eTROY Announces Exciting New Online Programs (Start Term 1): M.S.Ed. - Early Childhood Education (P-3) Ed.S. - Early Childhood Education-Education Specialist (P-3) M.S.Ed. - Elementary Education (K-6) Ed.S. - Elementary Education-Education Specialist (K-
• Butter Churnin’ Syrup Soppin’ Saturday at museum
• Beck finds following in folk art
• Anthony Everage to retire as Troy Chief of Police
• Longer terms eyed
• Pats face Gators in championship series
• Something to cheer about
• Chamber to open satellite
• BBA to host ‘Spring Fest’
• Jackson runs to first state track title
• Carroll prepares for final games
• Commission discusses safety policies
• Mary Spivey Baker
• Mrs. Vader Esther Allen Fortune
• A taxpayer responds to teachers
• Orlando: Don’t leave it to the last minute; registration is underway now! Classes for Term 5 begin on May 23. If you have any questions about the schedule of classes please call us at 407-219-5980 and we will be happy to assist you. Also, stude
• Celebrating life
• A special Mother’s Day
• Motherhood: Hope, faith and love
• Problems inherent in trucking rules
• Weekend highlighted community
• Drex Guthrie Classic comes to an end
• Eagles win area for second-straight season
• First TROY doctoral students recieve diplomas at spring commencement ceremonies :
• Coach Larry Blakeney and Troy University football team sing fight song after a win! Just a little something to get you pumped up on a Friday.
• Plenty of activities at tonight’s Relay
• Relay was made for walking: Just do it!
• Blaine Jackson King
• Dr. James Henry “Jim” Davis
• Zingara honored for role in concerts
• All invited to Relay tonight
• Men plead guilty in home invasion
• TCS reopens superintendent search
• Golf Pros help teach youngsters the game
• Dr. James Henry Davis
• Blaine Jackson King
• Dothan: Join us today, May 5th, to welcome special guest Mayor Mike Schmitz that will be speaking on behalf of A.C.E. (Association for Commerce and Education). All students and faculty are invited. The event will take place at 4:00pm in Adams Hall, room
• Orlando: The Orlando Site will be hosting our Eighth Poster Presentation Session entitled “Research in Mental Health and Novel Approaches” on Monday, May 9th from 6:30 to 8:00pm at the Orlando Site. Mental health professionals and others are
• eCampus: May 13, 2011 - Admission applications are due for Term 5 2011.
• Pats clinch second-straight title berth
• United for a cause
• BlaineJackson King
• CHHS students get ‘grim’ reminders
• Peer groups aid kids, parents
• Music Study Club celebrates this week
• John William Townsend Jr.
• Harrisburg, PA: Law Enforcement and Public Safety Recognition Reception Scheduled for May 16. For more information:
• Dothan: Please visit the Student Criminal Justice Association fundraiser in the Adams Hall deli for their Taco and Hot Dog sale Wednesday, May 4, and Thursday, May 5, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m.
• Orlando: The Tau Upsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota will be having their Term 4 General Meeting this THURSDAY, May 5th at 7:00pm EST at the Orlando Site. Tracy Ramos will be discussing GLBT Issues in Counseling. Refreshments will be provided during the
• → Troy University: Augusta/Ft. Gordon: hello students! If you need help with registration pleaae visit the Augusta site. Ft Gordon's office has no internet. Thank You -Margaret Paradiso
• Brundidge ponders rec area
• Long honored at community concert
• Spotlight on cancer survivors
• Pats play host to Vols
• Bentley: State will come back
• Dothan: Please stop by the Red Elephant in Dothan, AL today and support the SGA! They are donating 15% of all revenues collected when you dine in or carry out and tell your server you are there to support TROY SGA.
• Charles G. Lawson
• Ezra Lamar Sutton
• Grant funds digital fingerprint technology
• Two men charged with theft
• Carden brings comedy to Tellin’
• Hill wins best of show at TroyFest
• Troy teams, economy succeed
• Floyd overcomes health issues
• Dothan: On Tuesday, May 3, stop by the Red Elephant in Dothan, dine in or carry out, and tell your server you are there to support TROY SGA and they will donate 15% of the revenues.
• Dothan: On Thursday, May 5, Mayor Mike Schmitz will be speaking on behalf of A.C.E. (Association for Commerce and Education). All students and faculty are invited. The event will take place at 4:00pm in Adams Hall, room 203. Mayor Schmitz will cover to
• Etheridge hopes to hear name called
• Giants draft Jernigan in third round
• Orlando: This Saturday, April 30, TROY Orlando will be hosting two Open House and Orientation Sessions. The first session starts at 10:00am and the second session starts at 1:00pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educat
• Dothan Campus: The library circulation desk will be the receiving point for people making donations to the SGA's relief drive.
• Residents describe ‘surreal’ experience
• Our neighbors need our help
• Many changes over the years in Legislature
• TroyFest draws diverse group of artists
• A teacher speaks to lawmakers
• F.C. King
• Grace H. Thompson
• Locals rallying to provide aid, supplies
• Pats advance into second round
• Violent storms smack South; at least 85 dead
• Police seek clues to found in bathroom
• Parents reach out to UA students
• Death toll reaches 64 across South
• Volunteers sought for Bible-reading marathon
• Senate OKs budget with teacher cuts
• Brantley bags a turkey
• PLAS open playoffs with Wilcox Academy
• Ground water fest a success
• Weather prompts governor to declare state of emergency
• Deadly storms batter state; county braces for more
• Kids Corner offers hands-on fun
• Esther Watkins
• Jesse James Vance
• TROY -- State Banking Superintendent John Harrison provided a glimpse into bank operations, regulations and failures for Troy University students in the Sorrell College of Business. :
• Deadly storms batter state
• Grover Cleaveland Kelly
• Ft. Lee, VA - Meet & Greet scheduled for April 28th in Petersburg, VA. To learn more, visit
• PATS program seeks state grant funds
• City braces for two major projects
• Relay paints the town purple
• Plenty of entertainment on tap for TroyFest
• Stell finishes career as individual champ
• PLAS golf clinches second title
• Softball tournament at Camp Butter and Egg
• Sportsplex, Franklin Field sites for baseball tournaments
• Norfolk, VA: Register for Term 5 courses. Classes are filling up quickly, so please don't wait, register now. New Student Orientation will be held on May 11 (5:30-7:30pm) and May 14 (10am- noon). For advisement assistance, please phone our Norfolk
• CHHS soccer ends season
• TCS approves new calendar
• Barron appointed to veterans advisory panel
• City gears up for TroyFest
• Psych conferences showcases student research
• Patriots finish first day of state competition with lead
• Orlando: TODAY Monday, April 25, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House from 4-6pm as well as an Orientation Session from 5-6:30pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer any q
• CHHS boy’s tennis team claims 5A sectionals
• Russell County sweep past CHHS
• A mother’s lesson letting go
• ‘He is Risen’
• County mourns loss of beloved ‘EBJ’
• Eternal message resounds today
• Boothe eyes local impact of cuts
• EB Johnson
• Exchange presents A.C.E. awards
• BOA approves daycare plans
• Bass named ‘tutor of year’
• Charles A. Edgar
• Earth Day: Reduce, reuse, recycle
• Time to rethink state ‘grant’ funds
• Census pains interesting picture
• Pats claim second region title
• Harrison rejoins Trojans for postseason
• FUMC choir presents Holy Week drama tonight
• MARIANNA: Registration begins MONDAY April 25th for Term 5 (May 23-July 24). Please contact your advisor for any questions!!! For Term 1 Graduates: The Intent to Graduate Form opens May 1st! Let your advisor know if you have any questions. You may con
• Dothan: Dr. Jenny Brooks, College of Arts & Sciences, will be presenting the Woodham Lecture Series in the Harrison Room (Malone 124). Her topic is “Celebrating Alabama Blues Music”. Come early for pizza and be ready for the lecture from
• Region title on the line for Pats
• Trojans ready for postseason
• School Board reviews survey results
• Social Security shutters Troy office
• Pike schools shuffle staff
• Eugene Turner
• Lockheed Martin hosts auction for Relay
• Dunn’s Chapel youth offer play
• Troy celebrates ‘week of child’
• Dothan: Help us celebrate Alabama blues music tomorrow, April 21, with Dr. Jeneve Brooks at 12 noon in the Harrison Room in Malone Hall. We are serving free pizza for lunch!
• Orlando: This Monday, April 25, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House from 4-6pm as well as an Orientation Session from 5-6:30pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer any qu
• Panama City: Please refer to the message below for the Marianna Site because the information applies to our site as well. If you require assistance you can phone our Airport Road location at 850 747 0634 or our Tyndall location at 850 283 4449. We look f
• Marianna: REGISTRATION begins Monday, APRIL 25th for TERM 5!!! Please check your Web Express to make sure all fees are paid to avoid any holds. Term 1 Intent to Graduate Form will open May 1st. Please contact your advisor with any questions. If you ha
• New PCHS coach ‘excited’ to lead Bulldogs
• County schools delay start
• Film even to highlight TroyFest
• Troy club invites public to go green today
• Ronald Gene Williams
• Big spenders on retreat in Washington
• Drug prevention turns to medicine cabinets
• Bennet continues CHHS tradition at the next level
• Dothan: Join us tomorrow, April 20, at the Dothan Campus for the SGA Spring Luau from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. until 6 p.m. on the Quad. We will have free food and fun for both sessions. The first session will display information on different club
• Marianna: REGISTRATION begins Monday, April 25th for TERM 5!!! Please check your Web Express to make sure all fees are paid to avoid any holds. If you have any questions or would like assistance with registration you can contact us at: 850-718-2315, 850-
• Reception opens Casey’s new show
• Grant lands benches for Square
• Pike residents earn statewide Farm-City honors
• Trinity rallies from behind to beat CHHS
• Bazzell announces Dollar as new PCHS head coach
• Pats get 30th victory of the season with 16-1 win
• Dothan: The TROY Community Band will present their Spring Concert tonight at 6:00 p.m. in SONY Hall, Library/Technology Building. For a full list of Dothan Campus Heritage Week activites, please visit
• Ft. Lee, VA - Meet & Greet scheduled for April 28th in Petersburg, VA. To learn more, visit
• Troy recognizes dispatchers
• Church to perform Stations of the Cross
• Troy trainer has sights on TV show
• PLAS golf finishes regular season unbeaten
• CHHS prepares for home double-header
• Vernon Douglass “Speed” Griffin
• Joseph “Joe” Bush
• TroyFest celebration kicks off Tuesday
• Gearing up for Tax Day
• Robert C. Harris
• Blanch Green Sutton
• CHHS splits with Brantley
• Pats sweep season series from Warriors
• Three men charged with breaking and entering
• Southeast Alabama Gas District gives back
• Still on the mind, 60 years later
• Whatley comes strumming home
• Grace Lankford Livings
• Bills introduced to target planned parenthood
• Williams Chapel to honor Foy Graham on Sunday
• Bids received for Brundidge library furnings
• TroyFest brings variety of art to community
• Pats fall, look to regroup
• Floyd wins TroyFest T-Shirt Design
• Troy City Council awards library bid
• Troy gears up for ‘Go Green Week’
• Easter Parade cited for Brundidge
• PLAS students have fun in the sun
• No. 5 Alabama rolls past Trojan, 5-2
• Arlington, VA: April collaborative reception with TROY alumni, Thursday, April 21st 6:30pm-8:30pm in Washington, DC. For more information:
• Commission looks to help clean up county
• Campbell plantation to host ‘OWL’ tournament
• Mt. Zion Baptist gets new pastor
• At home at Suppertime for the first time
• Pats take out Generals, prepare for Gators
• PACT tuition cap should be removed
• Goshen clinches first playoff berth in eight years
• Eagles hold on to victory over Trinity
• Four men charged with capital murder
• Jammin’ with Rex
• LeCroy wins Jean Lake award
• Trojans lose Reeves, game to Rebels
• CHHS softball takes out area rival Carroll, 12-0
• PLAS downs Autauga on the road
• Mark Kelvin Adams
• Veterans memorials accepted online
• Rebels clinch area title over Trojans
• CHHS claims fifth-straight lifting title
• Police seek clues in shooting deaths
• Taylor seeks to remove PACT cap
• Legends of Jazz benefits Relay
• Chamber awards scholarships
• ‘Cocktails’ event benefits a cure
• Police identify victims
• Dothan: Please join us at the Higher Education Day Rally tomorrow, April 7th. If you plan on attending, meet us at the Adams Hall parking lot at 7:45 a.m. The bus will depart for Montgomery, AL at 8 a.m. Please e-mail afarver@troy.edu if you have any que
• Raising awareness of autism
• Will you sport a blue ribbon this month?
• Connie Marie Gillis
• Cleaning up
• Troy's Dothan library will be hosting an exhibit this summer on Jewish Songwriters, 1920-1965, and their influence on American cinema during that time period. More information can be found at:
• Bazzell: 2012 budget a concern
• Police investigating two deaths
• Brundidge council approves railroad spur
• Patriots pick up each other, victory
• Norfolk, VA: If you’ve got old textbooks, hardback or paperbacks (in fairly good condition) you’d like to get rid of during your spring cleaning, bring to the Norfolk office at 5425 Robin Hood Rd. and donate. All donations must be received b
• Dean Alan Messick
• Kathryn Elizabeth Jernigan
• James Travis Mixon
• Church celebrates ‘Miss Juanita’ and her Good Samaritan
• Legislation could change E911 local rates
• CAC kicks off awareness month
• NHANES hosts ‘dry run’ for upcoming extensive health, nurtrition survey
• Trojans blast past recent competition
• Patriots blow out Volunteers
• Trojans sweep Eagles, clinch playoff berth
• Troy community embraces spring recreation season
• Patriots plow past Warriors
• Trojans earn win over Carroll in opening game
• Chamber presents annual awards
• Bentley declares more proration
• Redistricting hearing is today
• Duke brings message to Troy
• Helen Keller’s life continues to inspire
• Are we ‘chiming in’ or ‘chasing out’?
• Strange off to a good start as AG
• Ollie Mae Chapman
• Actress Patty Duke will deliver the annual Helen Keller Lecture today at the Troy Campus starting at 10 a.m. Watch live online at:
• Trojans head into area series with Eagles
• Milner, Patriots set to take on Warriors
• Eagles aim to continue winning ways
• For the love of EBJ
• Michael Aurbach reception is today
• Johnson Center sets spring calendar
• Andress shares insight on ethics
• Lockheed Martin wins $789M contract for THAAD
• Peak Timing
• Bazzell continues coaching search
• Brundidge seeking bids to furnish library in ongoing renovation project
• Oliver: County faces a ‘silent crises’ in funding
• Spring concert offers original works
• Memorial honors McNellis
• Patriots improve to 5-0 in region play
• Dothan: Please stop by the Student Forums today, March 29, and tomorrow, March 30, scheduled for 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. both days in Sony Hall. The Dean of Students, Bob Willis, will be available to hear any suggestions and concerns at Troy University. You c
• Clara Mae Brown Bowen
• Troy man killed in I65 wreck
• Amadeus Trio coming to Troy
• Dog attacks woman, kills pet cat
• Brundidge police suspect ‘chop shop’
• Trojans split with Tigers
• Patriots split in Tuscaloosa, beat Northside
• Panama City: Our local sites on Airport Road and at the Tyndall Education Center will be closed, Friday April 1 in observance of an Administrative Holiday. We will resume regular business hours on Monday, April 4. Please plan accordingly. If you have que
• Troy man killed in I-65 wreck
• Troy tops UALR in series opener, 6-2
• Shelly Sue Smith
• Jimmy Riley
• Jean T. Gibson
• Eagles get first win in home opener
• Advocacy center raising awareness
• Spring concert showcases voices
• Calhoun: ‘Blessed’ and proud to serve Relay
• Course teaches teens car safety smart
• Wesley Michael Bizilia
• Allene Powell
• eCampus: Check out www.troy.edu/eCampus
• Troy: Congratulations to the 2011 IMPACT New Student Orientation Leaders! (IMPACT registration for Fall 2011 incoming students will be up at the beginning of April.)
• TCS seeks public’s input
• Trojans gear up for area opener
• Patriots return to field
• Students rally to welcome cancer patient back to class
• Patty Duke to deliver lecture
• Trafficking arrest nets drugs, stolen items
• New road work may be under budget
• CHHS softball working on improving daily
• State fire death stats are alarming
• Girls, boys invited to participate in Rodeo pageant
• Chamber welcomes community to new offices
• PCHS in limbo after Johnson’s exit
• Goshen dinner benefits fire fighters
• Dothan: Plan to attend our "Transfer Day" program tomorrow, March 23, between 2 and 5 p.m. in the Lib./Tech. Bldg. This event will cover important issues relevant to your transition. This is also an informational program that will help guide yo
• Tinkering Man
• Griffin: There are no ‘easy answers’
• Trojans focus on improving before region play
• Patriots sweep through annual tournament
• Pike County BOE: Coach can’t resign
• Troy BOE makes ‘history’
• New programs available for area farmers
• Car collides with trailer
• Parade, game on tap for TDay
• Norfolk, VA: Resume Readiness is scheduled for Sat., March 26th from 9–11 AM Create an effective resume or improve the one you already have. Transform your resume into a powerful tool to get you interviews. Introduce yourself to the 21st century re
• Joseph Hinton “Joe H” Jacobs
• Troy University to hold appreciation roast for Coach Larry Blakeney:
• Panama City: We hope all our students had a wonderful first week of class. Remember, the last day to drop/add without financial/academic penalty is today, March 21. Today is also the last day to file your intent to graduate for Term 5 2011. Call your loc
• No doubt: Patiots claim Jonah McWaters Tourney
• McLaughlin, Carroll power Pats past Knights
• PLAS dispatches Tuscaloosa
• Glen Edward Dyess
• Mr. William Marx Young
• Boothe: New bill may cause controversy
• Pike Countains to be selected for Health Survey
• Empty Bowls fill Food Bank pantry
• Glen Edward Dyess
• William Marx Young
• Orlando: As the first week of Term 4 comes to a close, please be aware that the last day for free add/drop is THIS MONDAY, March 21. Also, if you plan to graduate in Term 5 2011 the last day to submit intents is on Monday as well. Please call us at 407-2
• Habitat’s newest home taking shape
• Chinberg earns another green ribbon
• Tomberlin gives back with concert
• Board OKs new units
• Patriots cruise to first round victory
• Dothan: The Student Government Association is proud to announce the student and teacher of the 2010-2011 year. The teacher of the year is Mrs. Rita Farver and the student of the year is Megan Davidson.
• Dothan: Congratulations to Sandy Henry who won the Grand Prize yesterday at the Irish Cooking Contest and Gene Turvin who won the Pot of Gold Search today. We want to thank all of you for your participation during our Irish Week activities.
• Heart Walk raises money
• Mrs. Alma Dykes
• Emmett Alfonso (AL) Smith
• Mr. William “Bill” Finley Golden
• Glen Edward Dyess
• Habitat Humanity Building Blitz ready for work
• Miracle Field set to open in June
• Event raises funds for food bank
• Head Start seeks new students
• Johnson leaves PCHS after one season
• Fayetteville, NC: Career and Education Fair scheduled for Thursday, March 17, 2011 from 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at 2620 Bragg Blvd., Suite R, Fayetteville, NC 28303, in the Eutaw Business Center’s open area. Workshops on Interviewing Technique
• TROY Trojans spring football scrimmage is this Saturday, March 19th at Garrett-Harrison Stadium in Phenix City. Kickoff is at 2pm. Come early for tailgating and fun activities. Call Phenix City Parks and Recreation at 334-291-4719 for a FREE ticket.
• Panama City: The last day to file your intent to graduate for Term 5 2011 is March 21, which is also the last day add/drop a class for Term 4 2011. Call our local sites for assistance. Go Trojans!
• Compliment cards promote niceness
• Free prostate screens being offered
• Matthews named interim head of TCS
• Brundidge considers a train-watching park
• CHHS earns split in Tuesday action
• Teal starts on mound in Trojan win
• Alumni Association will be having the annual Old Fashioned Fish Fry on March 26, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at the corner of University and Luther Drive. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased by calling (334)670-3318.
• Troy student raises funds for homeland
• Council members lobby in D.C.
• Paperless prints? Grant would help
• Stewart walk-off single lifts PLAS, 7-6
• CHHS suffers first three-game losing streak in three years
• Panama City: Wishing all our students a great Term 4! The last day to drop/add with no financial/academic penalty is March 21, which is also the last day to file your intent to graduate for Term 5 2011. Please call your local offices if you require furth
• Norfolk, VA: Term 4 courses start today. Good luck TROY students! Contact your local site representative if you have any concerns. For Term 4 dates and deadlines, visit
• Marianna: Term 4 is underway! Good Luck to all of the students this term! Drop/Add will go through March21st if you need to make any changes with your schedule. Term 5 Intents to Graduate will also be open through March 21st. Please do not miss filing
• Former Trojans on edge
• Sea change being felt in statehouse
• Patricia Ramage Bryan Robertson Johnston
• Chamber seeks unified front
• DROP bill nears passage
• Trojan athletes step up for a cure
• Pike Animal Shelter plans spring events
• Gallery Talk and Youth Quilting Workshop Saturday at the Rosa Parks Museum! The Gallery Talk will take place at 11am and the workshop will begin at 12:30. Quilt artist Pat Batiste-Brown will be leading both events which coincide with her exhibit at the
• Patriots unfazed by tough competition
• Marianna: LAST WEEK OF REGISTRATION!!!! Please let us know if you need any assistance with registration. Also, Term 5 Intents to Graduate will close March 21st! marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• Complimentary editions offered today
• Family, friends struggle with loss
• EDC seeks to replace funding
• Mardi Gras fun
• Tough times call for re-evaluation of Forever Wild
• Seeking comfort in mourning
• GAO report offers playbook for spending cuts
• Carolyn Whitehurst Townsend
• Brittany and Shep Pugh
• Ag leader goes to Montgomery
• Arlington, VA: Attention 2011 Graduates! Commencement Ceremony will take place May 21st at the Ernst Community Cultural Center in Annandale, VA . For more information on commencement and to complete the participation form, go to
• Pensacola. We are now in the last week of registration. Don’t wait until the last minute to register. If you are using a book voucher for Term 4, the deadline is Thursday, March 10th at 5pm. Classes start March 14th.
• Trinity hands CHHS loss in Montgomery
• Johnson, Graham earn top honors
• Wreck claims two lives
• Art on show
• Troy woman arrested in shooting
• Irish cooks a-stirrin’ for contest
• Acie James Lowery
• Sammie Edwin Williams Sr.
• Annie Ruth McKinney
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Orlando: Don’t leave it to the last minute; we are now in the final week of registration for Term 4! Classes begin on March 14. If you have any questions about the schedule of classes please call us at 407-219-5980 and we will be happy to assist
• GULFPORT: ATTENTION STUDENTS: It's the final week of registration before TERM 4! Classes start Monday, March 14th! If you have not already registered for classes, please do so ASAP. Remember if you are planning to use a book voucher the deadline to
• Forensics forte
• Annie Charles Waters
• Joyce Allen Martonak
• Johnny Stroud
• Students earn experience in Youth Legislature
• Trojans shine for NFL at 2011 Pro Day
• ACA rallies to beat CHHS, 4-3
• CHHS, Goshen struggle in Classic openers
• ATO's begin Walk Hard 2011 event:
• Trojans hold first spring scrimmage
• Trojans prepare for three games in two days
• Shooting suspect surrenders
• Model the UN
• Chamber introduces new leader
• Relay captains focus on fundraising
• Welch competes in Special Olympics
• Norfolk, VA: New Student Orientation will take place on March 5 from 10:00 AM – noon in Norfolk. Learn about Financial Aid, Library Access, Blackboard, Trojan Web Express, Program Advising, Support Services and much more. Contact us at 757-451-82
• PLAS softball starts season strong
• One book, two book
• Moore, Bolt can’t slow GOP agenda
• Sanders steps up as city planner
• Empty Bowls fundraiser feeds hungry
• Youth to compete in steer, heifer show
• Covington GA: A representative from Troy University's Covington Site will be at the Atlanta Police Academy on North Central Ave. tomorrow and Thursday with information on enrolling in undergraduate and graduate programs. If you know anyone who may b
• Patriots cruise past Eagles, 13-1
• Hampton Roads, VA: We are now accepting applications for our cohort group beginning in August 2011 for a Master of Science in Management with a concentration in Healthcare Management to be taught in-class at the Hampton VA Medical Center. For admission
• Lady Pats: Ribbons remind us
• Patriots get ready for Fort Dale
• Trojans split weekend series
• Sav-A-Life marks 25 years with auction
• TAC presents ‘Barrage’ tonight
• Taylor seeks to repeal pay raise
• William Herman Chance
• Dothan: Troy University's Dothan Campus English Class WINS NORTON CONTEST!!! The video - Sir Gawain and the Green Knight - is the winner of the Norton Anthology Student Video Contest! After over 1,100 votes on the Norton website, the Troy Universit
• Panama City: Week three of Term 4 registration has begun. Classes are filling up quickly, so please don't wait, register now. For advisement assistance, please phone our Panama City Site at 850 747 0634 or our Tyndall Site at 850 283 4449. Go Trojan
• Alice McGuire Jones
• Profile 2011: Bullard weaves legacies
• Library project headed for bid
• Severe weather week upcoming
• ‘Barrage’ brings high energy to Troy
• Wilson speaks to TES students
• Tickets on sale for folklife play
• Eagles hope experience leads way
• Orlando: The Orlando Site will be hosting our Seventh Poster Presentation Session entitled “Research in Mental Health and Novel Approaches” this MONDAY February 28th from 6:30 to 8:00pm at the Orlando Site. Mental health professionals and ot
• Trojans back to work at spring practice
• Patriots pulverize Crenshaw Christian, 15-0
• CHHS fight back for 5-4 win
• The draft: ‘I can’t believe he did that’
• Heflin left his mark on Alabama
• Roby: Troy feels like ‘coming home’
• Bell to speak at United Women’s banquet
• On the rise
• U.S. Rep. Martha Roby spoke with Troy University nursing students during a forum at the Montgomery Campus on Thursday, Feb. 24, inside the Rosa Parks Museum auditorium. Roby addressed the healthcare reform legislation and shared her thoughts on the impor
• Norfolk, VA: Resume Readiness is scheduled for Sat., March 26th from 9–11 AM Create an effective resume or improve the one you already have. Transform your resume into a powerful tool to get you interviews. Introduce yourself to the 21st century r
• Troy University fraternity brothers hit the trail for Camp ASCAA:
• ‘Beer bottle trees’ a worry
• Roby: CGI a ‘win-win’
• Read-in draws eager crowd
• Patriots hope for three in-a-row
• Trojans face off against Wildcats
• Joe Bob Poole
• Sgt. Adam Jared Connor
• CHHS starts with three straight wins
• Patriots take down Lakeside
• Ft. Bragg/Fayetteville, NC: 2011 Graduates! It is a time to honor you, the hard work and dedication you put forward in achieving your degree. Commencement ceremony is Saturday, May 14, 2011 at the Crown Ballroom in Fayetteville. Don’t forget to co
• Norfolk, VA: Did you know the Atlantic Region has a quarterly e-flyer? Sign-up now to receive news about our students, alumni, events, faculty and staff for North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania. Go to ar.troy.edu or emai
• Whitson shares inspiration
• Henderson earns state honor
• Trojans cruise past Dothan, Greenville
• Suspects arrested in burglaries
• Pike BOE holding its own financially
• Roby to tour CGI facility
• Library to host ‘read-in’
• Marianna: Week 2 of Registration is in full swing! Please contact our office if need any assistance! Also, for our Term 5 graduating students, the Intent to Graduate is open on the Marianna website, marianna.troy.edu, under Current Students, Forms. The
• Gulfport: In honor of President's Day we would like to quote Theodore Roosevelt by saying "In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing. The WORST thing you can do is NOTHING." Not registered for TERM 4 classes
• Panama City: Our offices are open for President's Day! Come by and see us, we would be glad to help you get registered for classes. We are now in week two of Term 4 registration. You can reach us at the Panama City Site at 850 747 0634 or at the Tyn
• Red Wolves spoil Senior Night
• Art you can eat?
• When I grow up …
• Old room, new use
• City to plant Liberty Tree
• Building the legacy
• Merkel shares insights into Saudi Arabia
• CHHS opens season on Monday
• Troy shoots for four-straight on Senior Night
• Some folks are a ‘whole other kind of crazy’
• Pensacola: We are now offering in-class undergraduate psychology courses. Starting term 1, we will be offering in-class criminal justice courses. To view our projected in-class schedule, go to news and events at
• Harrisburg, PA: Criminal Justice and Psychology Students! Register now for CJ 4440 Terrorism and PSY 4402 Principles of Counseling. These courses are offered in-class and will fill early! For advisement, email us at troypa@troy.edu
• Rivalry reaches new low in Auburn
• What will redistricting hold for state?
• Trojans hope defense remains strength
• Trojans hold on to win in OT
• Poor shooting dooms Troy against MTSU
• Softball opens up home schedule with classic
• Bentley to call special session
• Church still seeks road paving
• CHHS students take story to Chamber
• Turvin honored at ‘Love the Bus’ event
• Miss Brundidge pageant upcoming
• Quilters’ handiwork on display
• Library projects on track
• Police still seek clues in student attack
• PCHS finance academy earns honors
• Teens invited to defensive driving course
• More ‘canvas for a cure’ events upcoming
• Trojans look for payback
• Younger players look to fill void for CHHS
• Orlando: Don’t leave it to the last minute; registration is underway now! Classes for Term 4 begin on March 14. If you have any questions about the schedule of classes please call us at 407-219-5980 and we will be happy to assist you. Also, stu
• GULFPORT: Just a few reminders. Registration for Term 4 has begun. REGISTER TODAY to make sure you get the classes you want! The deadline for new student applications is March 4th and the deadline for financial aid book vouchers is March 10th. Please let
• Norfolk, VA: Registration Deadline is today February 16th for SmartSession 1: Planning for your Career: What’s your Path?. This one day course will take place on Saturday, February 19, 2011 from 9:00 a.m. – noon. For more information, go to
• Marianna: Term 4 Registration is underway! Please let us know if we can assist you in any way! Register fast to ensure you register for the classes you would like! marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• Bethel honors McMillian for 44 years of service
• Brundidge unveils comprehensive plan
• Lee hopes to lead way for Trojans
• Trojans happy to be on field
• Panama City: Term 4 registration is going strong. Don't wait, register now to ensure you get into the classes you need and want. For advisement call Panama City at 850 747 0634 or Tyndall at 850 283 4449. Go Trojans!
• Norfolk, VA: Register now! Courses in both graduate and undergraduate levels are filling up! For advisement help please contact the Norfolk Site at 757-451-8202 or info@troy.edu
• Troy knocks off West Division leader Denver
• Gators blank Patriots in season opener
• Saunders’ gift promotes arts
• Sacred singing revives traditions
• Brundidge hosts planning meeting today
• Michael Fleming Welty
• Huey Dickey
• Langley, AFB: Open House scheduled for Thursday, February 24, 2011 come anytime between 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Open House will provide you with a unique opportunity to hear informative presentations and ask questions regarding the application proces
• Orlando: TODAY Monday, February 14, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House from 4-6pm as well as an Orientation Session from 5-6:30pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer an
• Dothan: Join Gamma Beta Phi for a Valentine's Day event! They will be on the quad today from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. until 6 p.m. with free information and candy!
• Panama City: The first day of registration for Term 4 2011 begins today! Register early to ensure you get into the classes you need and want. For advisement help please phone the Tyndall office at 850 283 4449 or the Panama City office at 850 746 0635. G
• Dothan: Do something amazing. Save a life for Valentine's Day! Please give blood today at our Lifesouth Blood Drive in the Harrison Room in Malone Hall any time between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. All donors will be registered to win a $25 gift card from Hunt
• Troy rocks Denver, 64-55
• Patriots set to play Gators in championship rematch
• Trojans look for third-straight win over Denver
• Fayetteville, NC: Term 4 Registration will begin February 14th. New Student Orientation will be held March 10 & 15. Please let us know if you have any questions! bragg@troy.edu / (910) 484-6839
• Orchestra heads to school
• Edible art shows promises to delight
• Man pleads to security fraud
• Troy schools to advertiser interim post
• Legislative session looms for lawmakers
• Veteran outfield shores up Pats
• Snyder hits a new field
• Willfred M. Coston Sr.
• Louie Gene Oakes
• Walter Grier House
• DAR honors good citizens
• Historical marker rededicated
• Police ID suspect in church burglaries
• Mail theft affects water system payments
• Governor to attend University Park dedication
• Walter Grier House
• Museum revives sacred heart singing
• Nell Young Cook
• Trojans aim to exact revenge
• Orlando: This Monday, February 14, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House from 4-6pm as well as an Orientation Session from 5-6:30pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer any
• Arlington, VA: Information Session scheduled for February 10th from 6PM-10PM. Meet staff, tour site and discover how Troy University fits into your future! Bring a copy of your transcripts to be evaluated to determine enrollment eligibility. Call 703-77
• Reward offered in whooping crane death
• Artist to share insights
• Local drives seek to offset blood shortages
• Forecast: No snow for Pike County
• City moving ahead with bond issue
• Study supports need for character education
• Honoring Reagan, visiting district fill week
• Patriots’ infield filled with youth
• Newton Rials
• Dr. James Ortego (English professor-Dothan Campus) entered his class in a contest sponsored by the Norton Company, please support the class project by voting for the video at: The Troy University student video is number seven "Sir Gawain and the Gr
• Tampa Bay: Registration for Term 4 starts Monday, February 14. Advisors are available to assist you at 813-835-6220, 877-TROY-NOW or tampa@troy.edu.
• Pensacola: In-Class Bachelor's Degree in Psychology-The Pensacola Site is now approved to offer an in-class Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. A new in-class undergraduate degree program will begin in Term 4 (March 14th -- May 15th). For more
• Arlington, VA: Information Session for International Students will take place on February 10, 2011 from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM. Study at TROY offers international students a unique opportunity to get a truly international education at an exceptional va
• Pitching hopes to lead Patriots
• Chamber Orchestra to offer concert
• Massey outlines gambling bribe offer
• Young boy recovering from TV accident
• Denied grant would have improved sewer system
• Sisters reunite after 20 years
• Orlando: Registration for Term 4 begins on Monday, February 14th. The schedule for on site classes is available through the TROY Orlando website. If you have any questions or need any help on choosing your classes, please call 407-219-5980 to speak wit
• Norfolk, VA: The Term 4 Schedule is now available on the TROY website. Registration begins February 14 and classes begin March 14. If you have questions, please call the Norfolk site at 757-451-8202
• Marianna: Remember Registration for Term 4 begins Monday, February 14th! Please let us know if you have any questions marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• Trojans hold off Tigers in finale
• Road less traveled leads McLendon to Super Bowl
• Troy unable to overcome deficit in loss to FIU
• FIU sneaks out of Troy with one-point win
• Augusta/Ft. Gordon: Just a reminder that February 14th is the first day of registration for Term 4! Please let us know if you need any assistance with choosing classes.
• Trojans land 20 recruits on Signing Day
• Patriots’ Davis signs with Jaguars
• Jackson joins Ragin’ Cajuns
• Five seniors sign from CHHS
• Red Cap breakfast open to survivors
• Conference celebrates 10th year
• Council revises budget
• Teen program an ‘eye-opener’
• Vision tops list in superintendent search
• CHHS looks to continue winning
• Trojans aim to knock out Golden Panthers
• Cooking up a good time
• Frederick Harry Howard
• Elna E. Prather
• Where’s the gate?
• Students to ’shadow’ employers on Wednesday
• Patriots gear up for new season
• Lester Lamar Lambert
• Ricky W. Taylor
• Angeline Pinckard
• Drex Guthrie
• Shelby brings message to Pike County
• Trojans hope to bounce back
• CHHS baseball opens with banquet
• Troy looks for consecutive wins against ULM
• Lecture on the Dothan campus in Sony Hall at Feb. 6th at 3PM:
• Lecture in the Trojan Center Theatre on Feb. 7th at 8AM:
• Bentley hints at more education cuts
• Planning board grants approvals
• Folk music sets tone at storytellings
• Jaguars hold off late Trojan rally
• Emma Jean Brooks Hickman
• Jimi Jordan
• Zollie Alvin Pouncey Jr.
• Patriots hope to take down Edgewood
• McNair, Trojans dispatch Jaguars
• Norfolk, VA: Career Development SmartSessions Scheduled. Join Troy University for a SmartSession series that will guide you in identifying your career, honing your resume, and sailing through your interview with ease.
• Trojans hope to end losing skid at home
• Familiar faces headline festival
• TRMC encourages ’scale back’
• School board at crossroads of change for Troy
• Governor’s office ups reward
• Jones tapped for Troy BOE
• Contractor cleared by grand jury
• William Wiley Renfroe
• Florence Davis Tew
• Creighton Johnson
• Police widen search for suspect
• TCS’s Felton-Smith stepping aside
• Northview stops Trojan winning streak
• Breaking new ground
• Commission denies EMA staffing request
• Chamber moving to downtown Troy
• Florence Davis Tew
• Ethel Mae Crittendon
• Naomi Fuller Green
• Catherine Qualls Paul
• Lillian Grace Mills Brown
• Bulldogs take season series from Eagles
• Montgomery artists on display
• Should Bentley have to disavow his faith?
• Is Riley really done with politics?
• Shelby coming to Banks
• Sav-a-Life gets a new home
• Lucille Raley Davis
• Lillian Grace Mills Brown
• Panama City: The Term 4 Online Schedule is now available on the TROY website. Make sure to review the schedule so you can make plans to register for classes for Term 4, registration begins February 14 and classes begin March 14. If you have questions, pl
• Officials: Facts ‘not the same’
• Connell signs baseball scholarship
• Trojans aim to continue hot streak
• Trojans dominate Carroll at home
• Reward offered in student’s attack
• eCampus: Reminder to online students- Please get your proctor form completed. See the eCampus Events Calendar at www.troy.edu/ecampus
• Shelby to be in Banks on Jan. 29
• Marianna: Week 3 is underway! Please let us know if you have any questions! Term 4 registration will begin February 14th. marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• Troy represented well in inaugural parade
• Hot shooting Troy wins two in a row, Taylor honored
• Dennis commits to Georgia Tech
• Exchange students finds niche at City Hall
• BBA recognizes business of year
• Bentley quick to warn federal government
• Community mourns loss of ‘gracious lady’
• Margaret Jo Calhoun
• Mary Huner Johnson
• Trojans clobber Mean Green at home
• Patriots hold off Volunteers in overtime
• Trojans hope to get back on track at home
• Troy shoots for two-straight wins against North Texas
• Officials battle rumors as search continues
• In praise of hospital staff
• Riley reflects on legacy
• BBA hosts annual banquet this week
• Melva Grace Ingram Henderson
• Jimmy Oscar King
• Augusta/Ft. Gordon: Ms. Anna Sturton is offering the MAPP/MFT tests to students who need it on Friday, February 11th at 9:00 and on Saturday, February 19th at 9:00 this term. The form is available on our forms page but it’s situated in the middle
• Author shares insight
• Trojans throw down Hilltoppers at home
• GOP tidal wave arrives
• Presidents speech resonates with nation
• George Gumbie Jordan
• Students heed safety warnings after attack
• Patrick Eugene Sullivan
• John Thomas Carroll
• Generosity shines in Red Kettle Campaign
• Longtime judge retires today
• Police release sketch of attack suspect
• Marianna: Week 2 of Term 3 is quickly coming to an end! Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can help you with anything! marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• Trojans play host to Hilltoppers tonight
• Flowers offers insight into GOP domination
• Investigators seek public’s help in suspect search
• Crash leads to murder charge
• Orlando: REMINDER this Thursday, January 13, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House and Orientation Session from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer any q
• Weathers begins to find place in team, Troy
• City sees rise in construction
• Suspect sought in brutal attack
• Unpaved road may lead to lawsuit
• Safety should be top concern of everyone
• Joseph Zell Money Jr.
• Patrick Eugene Sullivan
• Chamber seeking ‘right person’ to tell its story
• Updated: Troy student assaulted; police seek suspect
• Marianna: Drop/Add has been extended through today! Please let us know if you have any questions! marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• Troy residents cheer on Auburn in Arizona
• Trojans drop four in a row, Maestri absent
• Augusta/Ft. Gordon: Tuesday classes and office is closed due to continuing inclement weather. Please email advisors if assistance is needed. Be safe!
• Icy reprieve
• Boys and Girls Club hires interim director
• John F. Sanders Sr.
• Augusta/Ft.Gordon is closed today due to inclement weather. We should be open tomorrow and ready for you!
• County escapes major damage
• Marianna: Please let us know if you have any questions about Drop/Add or filing your Intent to Graduate for Term 4. marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• County roads closed, emergency crews on standby
• List of closings
• Troy University campuses in Troy, Dothan, Montgomery and Phenix City will be closed on Monday, January 10, due to the threat of inclement weather and hazardous driving conditions. Columbus and Fort Benning sites will also be closed. In addition, the fi
• ‘Major winter storm’ on its way
• Johnson hopes to lead PLAS basketball to success
• Feds: Gilley tried to bribe Massey
• Ice ahead? Forecast calls for freezing temps, rain
• Arts Council knows ‘Life is Good’
• Brown spreads knowledge about heart disease
• Wiley H. Sanders Jr.
• Mary Emma Freeman
• eCampus: Monday, January 10, 2011 will be the last day for students to drop/add classes without financial penalty.
• Orlando: As the first week of Term 3 comes to a close, please be aware that the last day for free add/drop is THIS MONDAY, January 10. Also, if you plan to graduate in Term 4 2011 the last day to submit intents is on Monday as well. Please call us at 407
• Panama City: Week one of Term 3 is almost over. We hope everyone had a great first week! A reminder that the last day to add a class is January 10, and last day to drop a class without financial penalty is January 10. The last day to file your intent to
• Marianna: The first week of Term 3 is coming to a close. Please let us know if we can help you with Drop/Add or if you have any questions! Drop/Add ends January 10th. The last day to file your Intent to Graduate for Term 4 is also January 10th. Please co
• Fountain travels to Arizona for players
• Marshal: Pike Lanes had been cited
• New Senate set to take over
• Good news: Consumers still spending in ‘11
• Police warn of new telephone scams
• Martha Jane Rodgers
• Hamilton McLure Jones
• Pedestrian struck by car
• Leadership Conference set for Feb. 4-5
• Nursing home seeks ’sweethearts’
• TROY joins US Air Force GEM Partnership TROY, AL – Troy University and the U.S. Air Force have formed a partnership that paves the way for airmen to earn core college credit via the internet. :
• Marianna: Drop/Add ends January 10th. Please let us know if you need any help with scheduling classes. For Term 4 graduates-Please remember you have until January 10th to file your Intent to Graduate for Term 4! Let us know if you have any questions! mar
• Trojans enter conference play
• Storytelling events selling out
• Alzheimer’s support group meets today
• Troy hopes to keep winning streak alive
• Patriots’ Carroll selected to All-State team
• Orlando: On Thursday, January 13, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House and Orientation Session from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer any questions yo
• Marianna: Drop/Add for Term 3 ends January 10th. Please let us know if we can help you in any way! marianna@troy.edu or 850-718-2315
• Trojans aim to avenge loss to Carroll
• Cause of fire still unknown
• Twins’ birth creates holiday mayhem
• Thelma Dobbiins
• Crash cause still under investigation
• Old Christmas service marks end to season
• Marianna:Happy New Year from the Marianna office! We are looking forward to a great new start in 2011! Please let us know if you need and assistance with Drop/Add or Registration for Term 3. 850-718-2315 or mariann@troy.edu
• Panama City: Happy New Year! Term 3 begins today, so let us make it a great new term to a great new year! Good luck to all our wonderful students!
• Three-vehicle crash claims life
• Barbara Ann Allen
• Orlando Site: Wishing you a New Year 2011 full of blessings and opportunities
• Year in review: football
• Medicare issues need attention
• Blaze destroys Pike Lanes
• New Year’s tradition spreads
• Storytelling tickets go on sale
• Year in review: Troy University
• Black-eyed peas, greens and good luck in 2011
• Looking back: Education
• Jobless rate among state’s lowest
• Resolve to take stock of blessings in new year
• Byrne’s attack on Hubbert wasn’t enough
• Looking back: Health care
• TAC gets state arts council grant
• Jones leaves touch on rec department
• Helen Virginia Ward Black
• Douglas Reaves
• Year in review: Recreation sports
• Year in review: basketball
• Looking back: Government
• City finalizes utility rate changes
• Jones retiring after 33 years
• Juanita Murkey
• Oscar James Carlton
• Thomas Jesse Brown
• Dr. Rhae Martin Swisher Jr.
• Year in review: baseball
• Hard freeze expected in area
• Year in Review: The Arts
• Senior Center seeks year-end donations
• James Colley Rugg
• Helen Virginia Ward
• Gaston Wayne Senn
• Margaret Prestwood
• Shirley Barrow Montgomery
• Etheridge prepares for big game at home
• Trojans, young and old, train together
• Leading scorer, Taylor, goes down in Troy win
• Troy residents complete Ironman
• Utility rate changes coming
• Bowden nuts about collection
• Garrett seeks to educate teen drivers
• Youngster proves ‘prince’ in battle against cancer
• TRMC selects photo contest winners
• Mary Lou Faulkner
• OC Edenfield staying with Trojans
• Singing groups to entertain at courthouse
• Mary Lou Faulkner
• John Marvin Hutcheson Jr.
• Trojans blowout Bobcats in New Orleans
• Wildcats too much for Trojans
• Last-minute shippers busy
• Charlie Ray Barr
• Bonnie Lou Siler Jackson
• Dupree Pruitt
• Lobbyist pleads guilty in gambling probe
• Brundidge prepping library bid packages
• ‘White Christmas’ comes to Troy
• Trojans cruise past Bobcats in New Orleans Bowl
• Granny’s story: Something to believe in
• Lessons frozen in time
• Nancy Marie Hoyle
• Jacqueline Bryant
• Police seek clues in church burglaries
• Historic district celebrates past
• Trojans seek bowl victory over Owls
• Prayers, support needed today
• Owls shoot down Trojans in overtime
• CHHS aims to take down Barbour County
• Youth seek answers in untimely deaths
• Riley: Ethics law among nation’s toughest
• Bank employees find joy in giving
• Ag Academy students learn to serve
• Jennifer Rayborn
• Jami Alexis Pierce
• Brooke Lee Ledford
• Simplifying the tax code makes sense
• Looking back at the gubernatorial race
• Panama City: Wishing you and yours a joyous holiday season! E-mails will be reviewed daily should you require assistance during TROY's holiday break from December 17-Janaury 3, 2011. We will resume normal business hours on January 3, 2011 and Term 3
• Gulfport: Happy Holidays from the Mississippi Gulf Coast! Please be aware that we will offer limited services from December 17, 2010 until January 3, 2011. Our office locations will be closed during that time; however, voicemail (228-871-5611) and email
• Orlando: Unfortunately, due to lack of response, tomorrow evenings Alumni reception has been cancelled. Please stay tuned for upcoming events in the New Year. Also, our offices will be operating on a very limited schedule until January 3rd but feel free
• Marianna: We would like to wish everyone Happy Holidays from the Marianna Site! We will be returning messages and emails throughout the holidays. If you have any questions please let us know! marianna@troy.edu Have a Safe and Happy Holiday Season! See yo
• Troy defense looks to stay hot against Ohio
• Trojans play host to Owls in SBC opener
• Riley’s bills: Four down, three to go
• Heart Walk organizers seek teams
• Alabama Republicans shift power from AEA
• PLAS mourns loss of two students
• The TROY New Orleans Bowl Guide
• R & L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Fan Fest Friday, December 17th, 6 PM-9 PM It's a New Orleans Street Party! Fans will be able to enjoy live music by New Orleans own Rockin Dopsie and great food. A Second Line Parade will leave each team hotel at
• Columbus/Ft. Benning: Congratulations to all of our students who will be graduating this Friday at 11 a.m. at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center North Hall.
• Tailgate Party (Bridge at the Super Dome) Saturday, December 18th, 5:30 PM-7:30 PM Come celebrate the R + L Carriers New Orleans Bowl with the Troy University Alumni Association on top of the Southeast parking deck between the Louisiana Superdome and C
• R & L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Fan Fest Friday, December 17th, 7 PM-10 PM It's a New Orleans Street Party! Fans will be able to enjoy live music by New Orleans own Rockin Dopsie and great food. A Second Line Parade will leave each team hotel
• Orlando: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT – All students using book vouchers to purchase textbooks for Term 3 will need to submit their form by 5:00 PM, THIS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. Approved book vouchers must be used by Sunday before the term begins. There
• Columbus/Ft. Benning: Watch for the Troy University float in the annual Bi-City Christmas Parade tomorrow at 10am.
• Orlando: This Saturday, December 11, TROY Orlando will be hosting two Open House and Orientation Sessions. The first session starts at 10:00am and the second session starts at 1:00pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the edu
• GULFPORT: We are halfway through the second week or registration. Have you chosen your classes for Term 3 yet? We are here to assist you! 228-871-5611
• Be the 12th man and purchase your tickets for the R + L Carriers New Orleans Bowl from the Trojan Ticket Office by calling 1-877-878-WINS or purchase them online at www.troytrojans.com! Tickets are $20 for students (must call or visit the Trojan Ticket O
• Orlando: This Saturday, December 11, TROY Orlando will be hosting two Open House and Orientation Sessions. The first session starts at 10:00am and the second session starts at 1:00pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the edu
• Orlando: TODAY the Counseling and Psychology Department will be hosting the Sixth Poster Presentation Session entitled “Mental Health and Novel Treatments” from 6:30 to 8:00pm at the Orlando Site. Mental health professionals and others are
• Tampa Bay: The first week of registration for term 3 is coming to a close. If you need assistance please call or email your advisor. Classes begin January 3. Go Trojans!
• Panama City: Students, you can save a tree and possibly win $100 if you get your 1098T tax form online. You can enter to win one of five $100 Barnes and Noble gift cards when you give your consent to receive your 1098 % electronically! Here is how: 1. Vi
• Orlando: Don’t leave it to the last minute; you still have time to register!! Classes for Term 3 begin on January 3. If you have any questions about the schedule of classes please call us at 407-219-5980 and we will be happy to assist you! GO TRO
• Panama City: Week one of Term 3 registration is almost over, don't wait, register now to ensure you get into the classes you need and want. For advisor assistance please call 850 747 0634 (Panama City site) or 850 283 4449 (Tyndall site). We are rea
• Marianna: Term 3 Registration is under way! Please let your advisor know if you have any questions, 850-718-2315 or marianna@troy.edu. Our offices will be closed December 18, 2010 - January 2, 2011. We will be responding as quickly as possible to message
• Orlando: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT – All students using book vouchers to purchase textbooks for Term 3 will need to submit their form by 5:00 PM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. Approved book vouchers must be used by Sunday before the term begins. There will
• Norfolk, VA: This Thursday, December 2, TROY Norfolk will be hosting an Open House from 2-6pm. Bring a copy of your transcripts for unofficial evaluation. For more information please call 757-451-8202.
• Marianna: Term 3 Registration is way! Please let your advisor know if you have any questions, 850-718-2315, marianna@troy.edu. Our offices will be closed December 18, 2010 - January 2, 2011. We will be responding as quickly as possible to messages over t
• Orlando: This Thursday, December 2, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House from 4-6pm as well as an Orientation Session from 5-6:30pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer an
• Gulfport: Register today for Term 3 (Jan. 3 - March 7, 2011) The Gulfport Site is here and ready to assist you with questions/ concerns! Contact us at gulfport@troy.edu or 228-871-5611. GO TROJANS!
• Orlando: The Orlando Site will be hosting our Sixth Poster Presentation Session entitled “Mental Health and Novel Treatments” on Monday, December 6th from 6:30 to 8:00pm at the Orlando Site. Mental health professionals and others are invite
• Today is the day!! "An Evening with Sarah Jones" is tonight at 7:30 at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Tickets are $35 and $45 and they are still available! Get them at www.asf.net. Remember the proceeds support programs at the Troy Universi
• Panama City: Registration for Term 3 begins today. Due to our holiday schedule we will have limited services from December 17-January 2 so do not wait, register now. If you need assistance our advisors are ready and willing to help. Our advisors are loca
• Orlando: TODAY Monday, November 29, TROY Orlando will be hosting an Open House from 4-6pm as well as an Orientation Session from 5-6:30pm. New and continuing students are invited to attend as we review the educational tools that are offered and answer an
• Marianna: Term 3 Registration has started! We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday. Let your advisor know if you need any assistance- 850-718-2315 or marianna@troy.edu. Good Luck with the fast approaching FINALS!!!
• This Just In!! Tickets for "An Evening with Sarah Jones" have been reduced!! Now you can get a floor seat for just $45! Contact www.asf.net to purchase tickets!! Proceeds from ticket sales will support programs at Troy University's Rosa Pa
• Orlando: REMINDER the Orlando Site will be closed from Wednesday, Nov. 24 through Friday, Nov. 26 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. We will reopen on Monday November 29th and will be hosting an OPEN HOUSE that afternoon from 4:00pm – 6:00
• Marianna: Happy Thanksgiving from the Marianna office! We hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday! Remember Registration begins Monday, November 29th. Please let us know if we can help you in any way! 850-718-2315 or marianna@troy.edu.
• Dothan: The Troy University Community Band of Dothan will ring in the holiday season with a performance of classic Christmas songs during a free concert on Monday, November 29 at 6 p.m. in Sony Hall inside the Library/Technology Building. The concert wil
• Gulfport: Happy Thanksgiving from the Mississippi Gulf Coast! The office will be closed Nov. 24-26. Remember: Term 3 registration begins Monday, Nov. 29th. Please contact us at gulfport@troy.edu or 228-871-5611 if we can assist you in any way!
• Only one week until "An Evening With Sarah Jones"! Get your tickets at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival www.asf.net. Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Troy University Rosa Parks Museum, you don't wanna miss this!!
• Celebrate the Holidays with Troy University Rosa Parks Museum!! Troy University Rosa Parks Museum will be having its first annual Holiday Open House Sat. December 4 from 10am-2pm. This event is free to the public. While at the Holiday Open House you ca
• International students at Troy University hosted a tea, coffee and cookie tasting on the Troy Campus Wednesday afternoon as a part of the University's observance of International Education Week. The event, held on the Bibb Graves Quad, featured food
• Panama City: Term 3 registration begins November 29. Our offices will be closed on November 24, 25 and 26 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. If you would like to discuss course choices, please make sure to call an advisor at either the Panama Cit
• Get Your Tickets!!! Tickets for "An Evening with Sarah Jones" are on sale now, get them before its too late! Tony Award winning actress, Sarah Jones, will be doing a special benefit performance in honor of the 10th Anniversary of the Troy Univ
• Marianna: Time to start thinking about classes for Term 3! Please let your advisor know if you have any questions. 850-718-2315 Registration begins November 29th for Term 3!
• Performances by the Collegiate Singers and the Gospel Singers were among several free concerts delivered by the John M. Long School of Music during TROY's Homecoming Week. The University’s 90-member Collegiate Singers performed at 7:30 p.m. Tu
• The International Student Cultural Organization at the Troy Campus held its annual ISCO Festival on Friday, Nov. 12. The event featured a buffet of world cuisine with food from 12 different nations and performances of song and dance by some of TROY'
• Students, faculty and staff at the Dothan Campus gathered for food and festivities on Wednesday, Nov. 10, during the annual SGA Homecoming Picnic on the quad.
• Troy University's Montgomery Campus held its annual Homecoming pep rally on Tuesday, Nov. 9. Activities included the Trojan Walk, a TROY trivia contest, an inflatable castle bounce, face-painting and a best-dressed “Little Trojan” contes
• Troy University’s Symphony Band presented a musical tribute to the men and women of America’s armed services during “A Salute to Our Nation’s Veterans” on Thursday, Nov. 4, at the Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts in Mon
• Montgomery Campus – Homecoming Pep Rally Tuesday, November 9, 4p.m. to 6p.m. Please show off your Trojan Spirit and join us for a fun-filled event, including: free food, music, drawings and prizers, games, activities for the kids, and much more. Do
• TROY Homecoming Schedule 2010 "Celebration of the Trojan Nation"
• Join fellow TROY Alumni as we cheer on your Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Elbert Mack against the St. Louis Rams! Come out at a special discounted rate offered to Alumni, their family members and friends. Seating is based on availability.
• Bedbugs becoming more prevalent across nation
• Sunday flight wows pilots and crowds
• Illinois pilot takes 25th balloon race crown
• Crew member finally gets chance to fly
• Defenders working in new system
• Chamber gala tickets available
• Nearly 60 balloons fly Saturday morning
• One pilot hits target at crowd favorite barge drop
• Flying nun hits Vidalia skies
• Trial date for child porn case set
• Balloons dwarf delight crowds
• Morning flight starts things out right
• Hogue honored for service to annual balloon race
• Grammy winners coming to Ferriday
• FHS gets required accreditation
• Check out these videos from past balloon races
• Balloons lift off Friday morning
• Nucor puts brakes on some spending
• $2K raised for Feed the Hungry
• Officials to meet about majorettes
• School seeks AG ruling on recreation funding
• Moratorium over drilling still on hold
• Former trooper arrested on sex charges again
• Baby left at Salvation Army site in Miss.
• FBI to assist with investigation of remains
• NHS ready for downtown homecoming parade
• Market to set up in Vidalia once again
• Flights fun start Friday
• County audit finds four problems
• Choctaws reveal name of casino
• Bones still unidentified
• Vidalia borrows $6.94M for municipal complex
• Parents learn shocking facts about Internet
• Retired officer pleads to embezzling
• Casino status uncertain for aldermen
• McGlothin recovering well from surgery
• Ferriday water rate increase approved
• Parish schools scores show improvement
• Weather looks ideal for ballon race
• Man wanted for attempted murder
• Cath lab may open in November
• Utility permit group hired
• Window broken clothes stolen at store
• Feed the Hungry fundraiser set
• Swim association gets children moving
• Robins Lake residents left with questions
• Human bones found in woods
• Governor's new ride costs state $34K
• Vidalia man hooked on hobby
• Ex-friend gets max in ASU student's death
• La. hog hunting now allowed
• See what your children see
• Crimson Tide pink with embarrassment after 35-21 loss to Gamecocks
• Obesity's grip can be loosened
• Miss-Lou gets up out for day of fun
• Area full of exercise opportunites waiting for you
• Run paints town purple
• Cathedral celebrates at festival
• Bingo issue back
• Parish under burn ban
• Nuisance properties cataloged
• Barbour's travels raising ire
• Deputies investigating shooting
• House tour sales up compared to last year
• Trick or treat night set for Oct. 30 in area
• Manning to open restaurant in NO
• Miss. judge jails attorney for not reciting pledge
• 'God in America': A nation's history in religion
• Jefferson County gets fund to construct new library
• Accessories to robbery to serve house arrest
• Six complete adult drug court
• Hotel tax comes up short
• Absentee voting ongoing
• Correctional employee arrested
• Jindal says state will overcome challenges
• Governor issues statewide burn ban
• Youth group hosting car wash Saturday
• Parish students attend college day
• Cathedral Fall Fest kicks off Friday night
• Be careful with insurance cards info
• Don't pack but let's get moving
• County budget nearly at predicted goal
• Teen uses words photos to tell stories around him
• Ferriday police seek original recipe burglar
• Two arrested on drug possession charges
• Musical entertains Natchez Little Theatre crowds for two weeks
• Kayakers ready for Phatwater challenge
• Woodville weekend festival will delight all who come
• Parish agencies file lawsuit
• Suspects in Farmer murder sent to grand jury
• Dardenne v. Fayard: No attacks here
• Sign up today to eat with governor
• Hope to fly? Learn to work
• County to require credit checks before hiring
• County gives $11000 to recreation
• Natchez Inc. director to be named
• Russ named Natchez Inc. director
• Supreme Court refuses to hear James Ford Seale appeal
• Thirty-two animals get blessed on Sunday
• Local loves showing off hometown
• Take-All Root Rot devastating area lawns
• Washington church gets facelift
• No laps for warm laptops; skin damage is possible
• Votes count in parish election
• Fall pilgrims welcomed with smiles
• Fire damages house on Linton Avenue
• City avoids taking out $650K loan
• George Armstrong Library responds to cuts in funding
• Library patrons take funding issues personally
• Locals arrested in connection with stolen vehicles
• Sexual battery cases dropped
• Joint chamber considering board members
• Officers case delayed
• Vidalia teen found safe now
• Polls open at 6 a.m. in parish election
• Homeowners shops await first tourists
• Jobs program welcomes students
• Wreck victim remains in ICU
• Yard sale to benefit cancer research
• County issues burn ban; O'Beirne to fill in as admin
• Car chase ends in arrests
• Rec leaders gather
• Police searching for missing girl
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Bin Laden uses Pakistani floods to drum up support
• Ole Miss mascot options narrowed to 3
• Entergy Miss. says rates to drop approx. 12 percent
• Petitions to ban eminent domain submitted in Miss.
• Court upholds Natchez death conviction
• FLE invites parents to reading show
• Actor Tony Curtis dies
• Fisher-Price recalls millions of products
• Annual Out of Darkness walk set for Nov. 13
• Robert Lewis students join Duke excellence program
• Saturday last day to register for general election
• New computer system helps track parish students
• More IP decorations part of Natchez Christmas
• Justice court judges required to go back to class
• Students attend Co-Lin college fair
• Man charged with inappropriately touching 4-year-old
• Budget cuts force library hour changes
• County discusses sales tax increase for recreation
• NLCC honored with state arts award
• McGlothin diagnosed with cancer
• City: Casino project taking too long
• Synthetic drugs seized in parish
• Local officials train during emergency drill
• Debt drop planned
• Natchez Regional hires CEO
• Waterproof’s ex-top cop faces charges
• Local disaster drill planned for today
• Being pretty isn't easy just ask Bowie stars
• Jury adopts ordinance on junk lots
• Dillon confident despite district question
• New boat to paddle by Natchez
• CVB to be tourism central hub
• Bar upset over ordinance
• 'Hooked' on quilting
• Finger-licking good pie winners announced
• AME churches gather in Natchez
• Davis Graham compete in Ridgecrest
• Two in race for Vidalia city marshal
• Year good for soybeans
• BP fund czar promised bigger claims
• One woman dies in Saturday wreck
• 4 for the future: Vidalia marina in use
• 4 for the future: Natchez Trails Project progressing
• Davis challenging Rabb for school board seat
• Bowie bake-off is sweet
• Cystic fibrosis walk draws small crowd at Co-Lin
• 4 for the future: North Natchez drainage work under way
• 4 for the future: Port connector road work to begin soon
• Levee to get taller
• NAPAC museum vandalized
• Primping season has arrived
• Bradford Minor to run for school board in 4-A
• Barbecue heats up riverfront
• Forks site gets final NPS approval
• Casino misses gaming meeting
• NPD arrests three locals on forgery charges
• Church to host school board election forum
• Jonesville teen killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Community Alliance may go green
• Parent University offers tips for learning
• Cockerham Dillon Probst vie for school board District 3-B
• Man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Get your purple dress ready to run
• Butcher King running for District 1-A school board seat
• More charges added in car burglary case
• Ferriday student focuses on astronomy career
• Parent University teaches homework lessons
• Concordia Parish schools to open parent centers
• Seven teens complete drug court
• Bowie Festival kicks off Friday
• Ellards enter guilty pleas
• Developer pursuing apartments
• Cath lab no longer opposed
• Children's group asks county for funds
• Early voting ongoing in Louisiana
• Federal tax cut debate impacts treasury
• MDOC not seeking large budget increases
• Underwear thief sought in Oxford area
• Secretary of state stops in Vidalia
• Alleged robbers unfamiliar with 'banker's hours'
• Centralized winds send limbs down
• Oil well dead; challenges live on
• Life comes full circle for Natchez woman
• Rhythm Night Club Museum now open for visits
• Fruit veggie sales growing
• Local 4-H group leading fundraiser
• Guardian angel finds returns purse
• Watch Saints on a really big screen Monday
• Park filled with lots of barks
• Prayer important in schools officials say
• ACCS unveils time capsule from 1990
• Natchez tourism needs to ‘work together’
• Vidalia municipal complex bids in
• MIssissippi River is high but no threat
• Natchez Inc. director field narrows
• New synthetic marijuana showing up
• River casino revenues down Gulf Coast up
• Woman found guilty in death of ex-friend
• Alcorn Co-Lin enrollment up significantly
• Natchez is high on the HOGs this weekend
• Natchez man gets 40 years for armed robbery
• Part of Catholic Charities moving to Children's Home
• Bark in the Park set for Saturday
• Fake pot ban being enforced
• Vidalia aldermen pass application for simulator grant
• Man accidentally drowns in lake
• Sales tax collections increase
• Deer Park Levee may go to levee board
• VHS majorettes press on despite disbandment
• Supervisors adopt budget in 3-2 vote
• Peanut Butter Museum: A work in progress
• DAR chapter celebrates constitution week
• Troy sales tax numbers up from one year ago
• Wood appeals to Supreme Court
• Chamber to raise money for P.R.A.I.S.E. scholarship
• Entries accepted for peanut butter pageant
• SBC to celebrate 100 years of Sunday school
• Photo contest voting deadline extended
• Brundidge grant waiver denied
• Troy awarded $2 million grant
• Troy to sponsor ‘First Serve’ tennis
• $3.6 million gift to form research center
• Troy University fraternity village dedicated
• New fraternity village set to open today
• TES students learn about saving spending
• Grissett finds solace in serving public
• Roach resigns as Troy provost
• Transforming gift
• Salvation Army tries to ‘do the most good’
• Pike Co. man confesses to Brundidge AC unit theft
• World’s largest peanut boil underway
• Abuse charges filed against Pike Co. father
• Park St. to be closed Sept. 10-12
• Fight Like a Girl 5K set for October 9
• Big Brothers Sisters make dreams come true
• Watershed Authority helps fund county road project
• Few changes to tailgating expected
• Colley Complex kicks off national senior month
• ‘Enforcer’ rides with Pike Co. Deputies
• Windham no longer interim now Chamber head
• Union Springs couple killed in Monday crash
• Brundidge businesses industries prepare for October 30 ‘Homecoming’
• Four-vehicle collision occurs in front of CHHS
• OWL Awareness Banquet set for Thursday
• Thieves target churches steal cooling units
• Pike County trio hunts dispatches alligator
• Troy City Schools puts new office on display at open house
• Colley grand reopening set for September 1
• New building new budget
• Pike Co. Commission holds initial budget hearing
• Shipman’s love of learning sends her to Spain
• City preserves memory in new building
• Roby brings message to town hall
• Katrina evacuees ‘started from scratch’ in Troy
• Doctors Folmar Linguiti address Brundidge Rotary
• Planning Commission approves subdivisions
• New CHHS addition to be open after fall break
• Chief Justice Cobb makes stop in Pike County
• Berdeaux family mourns loss of dog
• A Byrd and a pear tree
• Pike Co. Schools meets with STI official
• Taylor Boozer address Pike Co. Republican Women
• Pike Lanes to host Big Brothers Sisters benefit
• Troy Arts Council holds Kickoff reception
• Troy-Pike Youth Orchestra back in action
• Burglary occurs at Pike Co. Fire and Rescue
• Preliminary Troy budget shows deficit
• Troy City Council to begin budget talks
• Goshen holds Relay for Life Kickoff
• Frankenstein film festival opens tonight at Troy
• Automobile accident claims life of CHHS student
• Goshen kicks off Relay For Life fundraising efforts
• Alabama’s jobless rate hits 1-year low
• TAC reception ushers in 2010-11 season
• I-Now: Schools plead for patience
• Police warn of check scam
• Farm City Committee begins planning
• Mitchell presents check to arts groups
• 2010 Clean Campus Day set for August 28
• Variance granted to proposed complex
• Assessing the needs
• Troy shows its love for new eatery
• Fairview Street residents asked to be wary following rash of break-ins burglaries
• Woodmen donate to local groups
• Focus of student doctors is rural health care
• CAC glad to be part of United Way
• Sessions speaks at Chamber breakfast
• Best in the state
• Troy Cable receives $26 million grant
• United Way working to improve lives
• Pike County United Way Kickoff showcases agencies
• Nicely’s Neighbors ponder friend’s ‘Big secret’
• Brundidge still waiting for USDA grant
• Momma's home cookin'
• SBC WMU honors public service personnel
• PCS to receive more federal funds
• Former Brundidge resident drowns
• GOP unveils ‘Handshake with Alabama’
• United Way Kickoff tonight
• United Way kickoff set for Aug. 17
• Troy to host Ala. TREASURE Conference
• U.S. Sen. Sessions to stop in Troy
• Legislators support Troy in PACT debate
• Bright hosts town hall meeting in Troy
• Wise Office Supply to leave the square set for move to South Brundidge Street
• Dog’s warning makes him a ‘hero’
• ‘Emergency’ resurfacing project complete
• Local school enrollment varies
• Brundidge local wins tablescape contest
• Tropical depression labeled 'non event'
• Cobra 'bad boy' credited with lifesaving
• Troy utility usage not at unusual levels
• Bobby Bright to host town hall Thursday
• Local man convicted of robbery Tuesday
• 900th Maintenance Company departs
• Blackmon wins Pike Co. Jr. Miss
• Troy University Pike Co. EMA to team for new emergency system
• Council seeks nutrition center funds
• Saint Paul gala seeks to rebuild lives
• Mary Hilyer: remembered for 'true' inner beauty
• Troy tourism hosts luncheon
• Local schools off to positive start to school year
• County pay policy amended in meeting
• Man to face robbery trial in Troy Tuesday
• Everage: Keep safety part of back-to-school plans
• 900th departure ceremony Tuesday
• Larry Hicks to be shown on A&E
• Four Troy residents arrested in drug bust
• Non-profits could lose tax exemption
• Two Pike Co. girls to compete in Jr. Miss
• Sales Tax Holiday now underway in Pike Co.
• University looks to have more students
• Banks mobile home destroyed in fire
• OWL awareness benefit set for Sept. 2
• New Johnson Center exhibit opens
• Local gym offers 'shape' for supplies
• Troy ranked top in colleges
• Wal-Mart DC gives back in big way
• Brundidge Council views new library
• Walking trail opened at Rec Center
• Lowest bid $2.7M in airport runway
• Friends of Library needs 'friends'
• Faith Riders cruise in support of Child Advocacy Center
• Brown winner in kids cooking contest
• CGI community reach out to Gulf Coast
• County schools fall short in AYP
• Master gardener class offered through extension office
• Museum’s moon tree celebrates 34 years
• Senn charged in Geneva County
• Airport runway bids to be awarded
• Common ground
• Agency money: How it's divided
• Destry Cravens recognized by DAV for good deeds
• Deadline extended for Pet Photo Contest
• TCS set to move into new Central Office
• George Wallace Drive reopened after three weeks
• Troy Brundidge receive grants for new equipment from federal funds
• Goshen UMC to celebrate 100 years
• Pioneer Museum offers learning opportunities for students adults
• EMA ups requests for city funding
• Sales tax holiday draws near
• Investigation continues in Carter Brothers fire
• Josie angler tightens Bassmaster title in weekend tourney
• Willie Wingard named Wii tourney winner
• Karen Bullard earns DAR recognition
• Be prepared: school year draws near
• Man pleads not guilty in shooting
• Shelter group makes final visit to city council
• ADA: Man shot likely in 'self-defense'
• Sharecropper's son is a 'triple dipper'
• Pike BOE makes personnel hires
• Federal trial continued on local crime suspects
• Party in the Pasture today and tonight in Dublin
• Pike Co. day camp deemed success
• Moving forward
• Troy board of trustees removes PACT tuition cap
• TPL summer readers recognized
• Variance granted to new complex
• SEAGD looks to form partnership
• TCS with 7.3 months of operating expenses in reserve
• Dixie Youth AAA tourney headed to Troy
• Summer spotlight performance tonight
• PCES day campers visit Senior Center
• Walking trail to open in about two weeks
• Road work awaits FEMA funding
• Freeman faces new sodomy charge
• Kelly to celebrate scouting's 100th year
• Brundidge gets new lights in downtown
• Commission seeks road money in grant
• Troy homestay program offers learning experiences
• 'Don't rush judgment' in Carter Brothers Fire
• Q Coleman 'on track' with Mike Phillips
• Marshals: Arson cause of Carter Brothers fire
• Arson named cause in Carter Brothers fire
• PATS funding OK’d for next year
• Weeks comes to GHS with experience
• TCS announces partnership with PCS for HIPPY program
• North Alabamians tour Pike peanut fields
• Seminar held at Cattleman Park
• Troy May sales tax numbers up from ‘09
• Digital mammography now at TRMC
• Bazzell: Pike Co. Schools finances ‘in good shape’
• City makes plans for resurfacing project
• Pike CAC to hold annual golf tourney
• TroyLife magazine launched
• Green: New nutrition center would be ‘wonderful’
• District governor challenges local club
• PCES campers prep for Family Day
• Youthful creativity in spotlight tonight
• Green ready to 'give back' in BOE
• Marshals on scene at Carter Brothers
• County Road 3323 closed for fire investigation
• Bentley gets governor nomination for GOP
• Cavanaugh nominee for PSC
• Anderson Dem nominee for AG
• Mt. Moriah Quilters’ mission is success
• ‘Jump for Joy’ benefit at Rec Center tonight
• ‘Spotlight’ on Summer campers at university
• Crop certification deadline July 15
• Domino spoils go to team Lowery and Parker
• State fire marshal to investigate Carter Brothers fire
• Fire at Carter Brothers
• Council names Eva Green to Troy BOE
• Cause still unknown in Carter Brothers fire building back an option
• Roby GOP nominee for U.S. Congress
• Thomas: Be cautious of door-to-door salesman
• Bentley governor nominee for GOP
• ‘Obama Club’ bust puts 18 in Troy City jail
• County voter turnout low in line with state
• Polls open at 7 a.m. for runoff election
• Pike BOE names Weeks as new GHS principal
• 'Devastated'
• Pike Animal Shelter Upcoming Events For 2010
• Pike Animal Shelter Events
• Troy Fest 2008

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