District Governor Visits our Club

Our DG Dr. Dell Goodwin visited our club and talked about important work Rotary is doing around the world. She stressed on pursuing our vision and reminded us goals of Rotary. She also granted a check to Troy Rotary to build a dog part in town.

Chase Cobb, President of Economic Development for Troy and Pike County inducted as a new member into Troy Rotary Club

Rotarian Scott Hartley and Mr. Chase Cobb

Chase Cobb is the President of the Pike County Economic Development Corporation. In his position, he represents and assists local industries and businesses in strategic planning, site assistance, retention and expansion projects and other business related initiatives. He also coordinates industrial and retail recruitment efforts in partnership with the County Commission, the City of Troy, and surrounding municipalities.

Before serving in his current role, Chase served as the Director of Government Affairs for the Association of County Commissions of Alabama representing the 67 county governments before the Alabama Legislature and various state agencies. 

Welcome Chase!!

Troy’s next Alabama State Senator, Josh Carnley, from District 31 Spoke at the Club

roy’s next Alabama State Senator, Josh Carnley, who will be representing District 31, spoke on August 16 to the Troy Rotary Club.  Mr. Carnley spoke on his commitment to economic development, education, health care, and support for businesses and farmers in the district.  The meeting was hosted by Rotarians Joe Faulk and Cliff Eubanks.

We hosted Athletic director and head football coach of Troy University, and met Distinguished young women of pike county

Troy University’s Athletic Director Brent Jones and Troy University’s Head Football

Coach Jon Summerall spoke at Rotary Club of Troy. They spoke about the incoming season and current athletic activities in the university.

Distinguished Young Women of Pike County visited our club.

From left to right: Troy University’s Athletic Director Brent Jones, Club President John Dew, and Troy University’s Head Football Coach Jon Summerall
Distinguished young women of Pike County