Pike Road News

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon owned up to stock analysts and went on TV to accept blame for a $2... Sweet P's Eats and Treats in Pike Road will hold a summer event series, called "Milkshakes and Movies Under the Stars," beginning Saturday, June 2. The event will continue on the first Saturday of each month this summer, according to a news release ... (more)

A Pike Road committee charged with studying multifamily housing in town is drafting a plan that would put restrictions on how housing developments can be built.

Saving is simply setting aside money for a short term goal, such as buying a car or going on a... The town of Pike Road is paying a planning firm $95,000 to develop a comprehensive plan for the town and to oversee work that's already being done by consultants.

Dear Johnnie: I understand the road/bridge construction on South Main near Quail Road is part of the flood plain improvement project, and that's a good thing.

Early this week I was at the commencement for Auburn 's vet school because a friend, Woody Bartlett, was being honored as a distinguished alumnus.

Baptist Medical Center East is proud of two new awards, but is looking forward to the impact of more than $2 million in renovations that will improve services to patients and hospital personnel.

Police arrested a man on suspicion of violating his intensively supervised probation after he fled from the scene of a fight on the 100 block of Grant Street on Sunday, police reported.

Listeners stationed throughout the city Monday morning reported that most of the new $180,200 emergency outdoor tornado sirens could be heard loud and clear during the city's first test of the new wailers.

The Opp Chamber of Commerce will honor a ltt. colonel in the U.S. Air Force, who has traveled more than 2 million miles, a retired educator who now gives all his time to the beautification of a local treasure and a hobby turned business that is now the largest parts department in Covington County, on Thursday night at its annual banquet.

The Alabama Senate has passed a bill to legalize charter schools, but only in the state's four largest cities.