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Boys Basketball
Tigers lead from the start in 71-51 win at Decatur
Hartselle traveled to Decatur for their second area match-up with the Red Raiders on Friday night. The Tigers won the previous match-up 82-68 back on ...
by Russell Frye.
Faith
Are you ready for new beginning?
By Todd Barrier Yes, 2021 is finally here! Many have been looking forward to 2021 because 2020 was such an incredibly hard year. When the year changed ...
by Staff Reports.

Lifestyles
Barkley Bridge Student Salute
Special to the Enquirer Barkley Bridge students receiving special recognition are (front) Collette Royer, kindergarten, Mrs. Terry; Fenix Doyle, second grade, Ms. Hollingsworth; Jack Wilbanks, PreK, Mrs. Pierce; (back) Allie McKee, first grade, Mrs. Page; Bryant ...
by Staff Reports.

Boys Basketball
Tigers hold off Muscle Shoals in second half to win 58-27
Hartselle held off a second-half Muscle Shoals rally to defeat the Trojans 58-57 and move to 3-0 in area play. The Tigers used an 11-3 ...
by Russell Frye.

Hartselle
Police nab one for fraud
Special to the Enquirer A Birmingham man is under arrest after allegedly trying to cash a counterfeit check in Hartselle. Dec. 28, 2020, Investigator Tania Burgess arrested ...
by Staff Reports.

Hartselle High School
Hartselle athlete signs for soccer at University of Mobile
Keegan Zanda signed his scholarship to play soccer for the University of Mobile Jan. 4. Zanda, a forward, is the first Tiger soccer player to ...
by Russell Frye.
Columnists
Loss of Bill Stewart leaves giant hole
“Good morning, Rebekah: I hope this email finds you and your husband well and anticipating a New Year with many good things in store. Attached ...
by Rebekah Yancey.
Columnists
New for 2021: cleaner streets
By Randy Garrison Well, we are already into the second week of a new year, and 2021 has turned out to be one for the history ...
by Staff Reports.

Hartselle High School
Hartselle wrestling wins AHSAA Region 8 Duals
By Russell Frye For the Enquirer The Hartselle wrestling team won the AHSAA Region 8 Dual Championship this past weekend by winning five matches over ...
by Russell Frye.

Hartselle
COVID cancels annual Educators Hall of Fame banquet
Every January since 2016, former educators from Hartselle City Schools have been nominated and inducted into the Hartselle Educators Hall of Fame. This year, however, the banquet can be added to the list of events canceled because ...
by Rebekah Yancey.

Hartselle
Orr donates to fine arts
Special to the Enquirer Sen. Arthur Orr, Mayor Randy Garrison, David Burleson and Mary Yarbrough pose for a photo outside the Burleson Fine Arts Center. ...
by Staff Reports.

Hartselle High School
RIVALRY WEEK: Tigers pick up wins over Decatur, Cullman
The Hartselle Tigers basketball team rolled through rivalry week with convincing wins over Decatur and Cullman this past week. They opened the week by defeating the ...
by Russell Frye.
Columnists
Welcoming in new year
By Clif Knight Just as time has a way of changing our appearance, it changes the way we live. Nowhere is that more apparent than the ...
by Clif Knight.

Lifestyles
Pets of the Week Jan. 4 – 8
Snarles Barkley and Goliath are still looking for their forever homes. Pet-lovers will not find two sweeter dogs. They are available for adoption at the ...
by Lauren Jackson.

Books of the Week
Books of the Week Jan. 4 – 8
Book: Instant Karma Author: Marissa Meyer Age Group: Young Adult Prudence Daniels is like any other teenager. She is very judgmental of people she perceives to be ...
by Staff Reports.

Morgan County
Pursuit ends with trafficking arrests
Special to the Enquirer Early on Wednesday morning, January 6, 2021 the Morgan County Sheriff’s Drug Enforcement Unit attempted a traffic stop on a vehicle ...
by Staff Reports.

Hartselle
MCSO holds collection to benefit area food banks, domestic violence shelters
Special to the Enquirer Members of the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office collect donations and canned food items at the Hartselle Kroger Dec. 12. Public information officer Mike ...
by Staff Reports.

Girls Basketball
Marchbanks’ 27 leads Lady Tigers to victory over Cullman
The 6th ranked Hartselle Lady Tigers improved to 2-0 in area play with a dominating defensive performance in their 54-37 win over Cullman. Cullman took ...
by Russell Frye.
Country News
Jesse Owens Museum, Park welcomes visitors
The staff at the Jesse Owens Museum and Park, located at 7019 County Road 203, Danville, welcomes visitors to their facility. The site is open Wednesday through Saturday from ...
by Martha Jackson.

Hartselle
A look back at Dr. Bill Stewart
Long time newspaper columnist, Hartselle native dies at 81 For a quarter of a century, avid readers of the Hartselle Enquirer have learned the history of the City of ...
by Rebekah Yancey.

Falkville
Police: Falkville man arrested at Capitol building during riots
Staff Reports A Falkville man was among those arrested during protests at the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. earlier this week. Police say Lonnie Coffman, 70, was charged with carrying a ...
by Staff Reports.
Columnists
Are you ready to contend?
By Todd Barrier Over the past several weeks, our area has seen a dramatic surge in COVID cases. It seems it is worse now than during ...
by Staff Reports.

Hartselle
HACC announces 2021 ambassadors
Special to the Enquirer The Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce recently announced its ambassadors for 2021. Ambassadors are a highly visible group of volunteers who ...
by Staff Reports.

Hartselle
Main Street West Gallery opens for business with ribbon cutting
Special to the Enquirer A new art gallery opens for business in downtown Hartselle. Main Street West Gallery held a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Hartselle ...
by Staff Reports.
A look back
Another look back at buggies
Editor’s note: The following piece is the final column submitted by longtime contributor and Hartselle native Dr. Bill Stewart. Stewart passed away in Tuscaloosa. He was ...
by Bill Stewart.
Sports
Parks, Rec starts spring sports sign-ups Jan. 11
Hartselle Parks and Recreation has announced the dates for spring sports sign-ups for T-ball, soccer and softball. Sign-ups will begin Jan. 11 and continue through ...
by Russell Frye.

Danville
Local chronic disease management program begins Jan. 14
Special to the Enquirer Like many other agencies, the North Alabama Regional Council of Governments has had to adapt its existing wellness programs to meet the ...
by Staff Reports.
Columnists
Gearing up for a new year
Here we are, heading into a new year. After nearly a year of economic lockdown, mask–wearing and social distancing, COVID-19 has taken its toll. Normalcy has ...