Hartselle
CAIN shoots music video in Hartselle
Enquirer photo/Rachel Howard Logan, Madison and Taylor Cain, siblings who make up the Christian band CAIN, shoot a music video for their song “Yes He Can.” The trio, who are ...
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U.S. 31 traffic to stop for bridge work
The Alabama Department of Transportation advises motorists that traffic on U.S. 31 between Hartselle and Falkville will be ...
Priceville prepares to begin construction of new recreation center
By Bayne Hughes For the Enquirer The facility will be a fraction of the size the Priceville City ...
Ivey extends mask mandate despite political pressure to end it
By Eric Fleischauer For the Enquirer Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday extended the mask mandate through April 9 ...
Hartselle shooting leaves one dead, one in custody
[UPDATE] Authorities have released the name of the man shot and killed this afternoon on Pinehurst Street. Jerry ...
News
Priceville prepares to begin construction of new recreation center
By Bayne Hughes For the Enquirer The facility will be a fraction of the size the Priceville City Council planned when it issued $9 million ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle High School
Tigers escape with win over Madison Academy
HARTSELLE – What looked like a lopsided turned into a tight contest Monday night as the Hartselle Tigers barely escaped with a win over Madison ...
by Staff Reports.
Columnists
Hartselle Medical Center receives dignified end it deserves
By Randy Garrison When I received word from Huntsville Hospital Systems a few weeks ago, I was extremely excited to find out the board had approved funds ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Being a blessing
Special to the Enquirer Luke Asherbranner places a donation in the Blessing Box located in front of Forever Kate and Wings of Alexcía on Main ...
by Staff Reports.
Books of the Week
Books of the Week Mar. 1 – 5
Title: “The Children’s Train” Author: Viola Ardone This is a fantastic book that was originally a bestseller in Europe, written by Italian author Viola Ardone. It is written from the ...
by Michelle Blaylock.
Lifestyles
Pet of the Week Mar. 1 – 5
Look at those sweet eyes! This 11-week-old female coonhound mix is ready for adoption. Her fee is $110, and she is available for adoption at ...
by Staff Reports.
Country News
Falkville Elementary participates in Read Across America Week
Read Across America Week started March 1. Read Across America Week helps bring awareness to the importance of reading in education and motivating kids to ...
by Martha Jackson.
Faith
What prevents God’s word from taking root in your life?
By Todd Barrier Last week we began a series focusing on “The Parable of the Sower” from Matthew 13. In week one we took a look at the ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
$5K scholarship opens to Hartselle, Morgan students
Special to the Enquirer An annual scholarship is now available to a graduating senior at Hartselle High School or Morgan County Schools. The $5K scholarship will be awarded for the freshman year only to a student ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Morgan DA seeks death penalty for ‘execution style’ killings
By Michael Wetzel and Eric Fleischauer For the Enquirer Morgan County District Attorney Scott Anderson said he will seek the death penalty for two men ...
by Staff Reports.
Columnists
Shout out to HCS
By Randy Garrison For the Enquirer I want to give a shout out to all of the fine folks at Hartselle City Schools. If you ...
by Staff Reports.
Morgan County
Morgan County Schools textbooks come up for review
Special to the Enquirer Textbooks for mathematics are being considered for recommendation to the Morgan County Board of Education for adoption to be used in the ...
by Staff Reports.
Columnists
Catching up with snakes
In previous columns I’ve written about the bothersome and sometimes dangerous critters found on the farm where I grew up in the 1930s and 1940s. In those ...
by Clif Knight.
Hartselle
Council approves railroad crossing at Tabernacle Road
The Hartselle City Council has approved a resolution that will see the addition of a railroad crossing at Tabernacle Road. Mayor Randy Garrison said the crossing will largely be funded by ...
by Rebekah Yancey.
Boys Basketball
Peebles and Walker named to Alabama All-Star teams
Hartselle’s Brody Peebles and Priceville’s Jenna Walker was named to the Alabama All-Star basketball teams that will face the Mississippi All-Stars in Montgomery on March ...
by Russell Frye.
Girls Basketball
Lady Tigers’ season ends with a Regional Finals loss to Hazel Green
Hartselle’s season came to an end Wednesday with a 32-25 loss to No. 1 Hazel Green in the Northwest Regional finals. The No. 3 Lady ...
by Russell Frye.
Hartselle High School
Coach Bert Newton leaves Hartselle for Vestavia Hills
Hartselle defensive coordinator Bert Newton has been named the new defensive coordinator at Vestavia Hills High School in the Birmingham area. Newton spent four years ...
by Russell Frye.
Hartselle High School
Hartselle’s Balch, the 2020 state diving champ, signs with Birmingham-Southern
Hartselle’s Avery Balch signed with Birmingham-Southern to continue his diving career. Balch won the 2020 6A/7A 3-Meter Diving Championship with a total of 461.60 points, ...
by Russell Frye.
Hartselle High School
Hartselle baseball opens the season winning four of five
The Hartselle Tigers baseball team, ranked No. 1 in 6A by PBR Alabama, opened the season with four wins in five games. Hartselle 6, Bob ...
by Russell Frye.
Baseball
Hartselle Junior High baseball goes 2-2 at Perfect Game tournament in Hoover
The Hartselle Junior High baseball team split four games at the Perfect Game tournament in Hoover last weekend. The Tigers opened the tournament with a ...
by Russell Frye.
Hartselle High School
Hartselle softball opens season with losses to Bob Jones and Sparkman
The Lady Tigers opened their season with back-to-back home losses to Bob Jones and Sparkman. Bob Jones 11, Hartselle 0 The Lady Tigers fell behind ...
by Russell Frye.
Columnists
On the Front Lines: Thank you for your service to the community
Inside this issue, you will find Profile 2021, the newspaper’s largest publication of the year and the one of which I am most proud. It is the culmination of ...
by Rebekah Yancey.
Hartselle
George Hartsell gives city its name
Namesake’s descendants still live in area today By Bruce McLellan For the Enquirer Bettye English remembers the springhouse where William Chunn Hartsell’s descendants kept dairy products cool without electricity. Diana ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Officials monitor brush fire at city landfill
Special to the Enquirer A brush fire at the city landfill is being closely monitored by city employees and the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Hartselle man faces domestic violence, possession charges
Special to the Enquirer Hartselle officers went to 200 Milner St. NE to serve a domestic violence warrant on Wesley Lavonne Overton Feb. 1 – ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Agencies take steps to ensure second COVID-19 doses are given
By Marian Accardi For the Enquirer Inclement weather forced the cancellation of some second-dose COVID-19 vaccination appointments, but health officials said they are catching up ...
by Staff Reports.
Books of the Week
Books of the Week Feb. 22 – 26
Title: “The Oregon Trail – The Wagon Train Trek” Author: Jesse Wiley Age: 8-12–year–olds This “choose your own trail” book has more than 20 possible endings. It is based on ...
by Staff Reports.
Lifestyles
Pet of the Week Feb. 22 – 26
This male beagle is available for adoption. He is young and so cuddly! His adoption fee is $110. He is available for adoption at the ...
by Staff Reports.
Country News
White, white everywhere
The days of cold weather, ice and snow can sure change our lifestyle and planned events. I want to thank all of our law enforcement ...
by Martha Jackson.
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