Jaine Treadwell is a features editor for the Troy Messenger, a local newspaper in Troy, Alabama. She specializes in covering local news and events, including school board meetings, community gatherings, and cultural celebrations. Jaine is dedicated to sharing stories that highlight the people and traditions that make Troy a unique and vibrant community.
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Jaine Treadwell's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, workshops, and community activities in Troy. Her articles often revolve around entertainment news, house & home topics, and family & relationships. When reaching out to her, consider providing information about upcoming local events or workshops, human interest stories related to traditions or family connections in the community.
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Troy Mayor Jason A. Reeves has declared the month of November 2024 as National Hospice Month in the City of Troy.
For those who plan to get an early start on the 2024 Christmas shopping season, the upcoming Holiday Market in downtown Troy on Saturday, November 16 is a great starting place.
Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Chris Amos was the featured speaker at the City of Troy's Veterans Day observance on Monday morning , November 11, 2024 at the Troy Recreation Center.
The Pike County Salvation Army and Chick-fil-A in Troy have joined to help feed hungry people this year.
The quilters held their first meeting on August, 15, 2000. Twenty-four years later, and countless stitches in time, the Cotton Rose Quilters have continued to make quilts that bring warmth and caring to others.
By: Jaine Treadwell
Those who pass the veteran's memorial on the grounds of the Pike County courthouse, probably give little thought to those who are so honored.
Home care services provide high quality and compassionate health care services to those in need, especially at times of community or personal health care crisis.
Just about every Christmas season, the Johnson Center for the Arts finds a different way to say, “Merry Christmas!” And this year is no exception.
What says Christmas time more than a beautifully and interestingly decorated Christmas Tree? Just come see, said Reba Allen, JCA graphic artist. If the Johnson Center could talk, it would say “Merry Christmas” in many different ways, Allen said. Sign up for our daily email newsletter Get the latest news sent to your inbox At […]
Dark was settling in when we arrived back home with my grandmother in tow. back in the yard. The kitchen light silhouetted my tall Uncle James standing at the door.
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