Jaine Treadwell

New community handbell choir, The Master Ringers, launches in southeast Alabama, offering non‑auditioned adult ringing, August debut concerts, and plans for a South Alabama handbell festival.

Annual Annie Lois McNabb School Supply Giveaway today, 10–11:30 a.m. at Washington Street Park, offers K–5 students supplies while honoring a family's legacy of love for education.

In Brundidge, brick sidewalks honor past and present community leaders, as the town marks America's 250th and invites families to return, remember and share their vision.

Alabama artists Karvarus and Sara Moore present “COMMON PLACE” at Johnson Center for the Arts, a free weekday exhibition exploring faith, identity, nature and color.

A column by Jaine Treadwell.

Troy University’s International Art Center showcases local artist and alumna Kitty Smothers’ “Wild and Holy,” with a public reception set for Aug. 18.

Long ago, my employment was at a Troy newspaper located on South Brundidge Street. There was one boss and three female hires. Late one afternoon, three of

Pike County Extension and Master Gardeners will host a free Aug. 12 session on joining the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, ahead of the Aug. 21–22 volunteer count.

Troy University alumni are invited to the Brundidge Chapter's annual meeting Aug. 18 at Brundidge Methodist Church, with barbecue, membership information and Trojan support.

Pike County Salvation Army shared a large donation of clothing and household items outside its Troy service center, drawing shoppers and supporting local needs.