After 20 years as board chairman, Jeff Kervin becomes vice chairman as the Pioneer Museum of Alabama names Dr. Earl Ingram its new board leader.

Meet author Lois Lampley Robinson at Tupper Lightfoot Memorial Library on March 14, 9:30–11 a.m., for a signing of “LEST we FORGET, I am NO DAMN ALSO,” with limited copies and refreshments.

Troy firefighters quickly contain Second Avenue house fire that spread to car, gas meter and power lines; no injuries reported as blaze remains under investigation.

Student-grown plants on sale March 23–27, 8 a.m.–4 p.m., at Pike County Schools Agriscience Academy at Goshen High, featuring hanging baskets, pots and vegetable six-packs.

Pike County Sheriff’s Office secures Byrne JAG grant to buy ballistic vests and Special Response Team gear, aiming to boost deputy safety and emergency response. The Pike County Sheriff’s Office ...

For Whitney Barron, the scar on her right arm serves as a constant reminder. Last year, Barron, the education coordinator at Troy Regional, was diagnosed with Stage 1B Cutaneous Invasive Malignant ...

Troy women's rally falls short as JMU claims Sun Belt title; turnovers, cold shooting and Peyton McDaniel's 28 points end ...

Pike County’s 17th Empty Bowls Luncheon filled Bush Baptist Church with music, unity and giving, raising support for the Salvation Army Food Pantry in Troy.

Prodigy of Protest” explores the civil rights leader's early years at Atlas Performing Arts Center, with performances March 26–May 4.

Gov. Kay Ivey designates March 2026 Prescribed Fire Awareness Month, highlighting prescribed burns as a key tool for forest health and wildfire risk reduction in Alabama.

Pike Liberal Arts’ Lady Patriots swept the Jonah McWaters Softball Tournament 3-0, clinching the title behind strong performances from Mary Holland Stephens and teammates.

After an opening loss to Charles Henderson, Pike Liberal Arts rallies for three straight wins and a 12-8 comeback in the ...