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Kusta wins Republican runoff for Morgan District Judge Place 3
By Staff Reports Decatur attorney Kevin Kusta won the Republican primary runoff for Morgan County District Judge Place ...
Healing hooves
Laura Glenn finds fulfillment in helping others A 15-acre farm on Gary Anders Road in Hartselle is much more than it might seem from ...
Behind the scenes
Mike Swafford uses social media to personalize local law enforcement Mike Swafford has always been fascinated the mystery of what goes on ...
Know your ballot
The postponed Republican runoff election will be held tomorrow from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Absentee ballots must ...
Danville
Discounted SAT, ACT prep courses aid Alabama students
Special to the Enquirer The Alabama High School Athletic Association announced July 7 that it is continuing its support of the National SAT/ACT Prep Project through the National ...
by Staff Reports.
Columnists
Serve Day is another Hartselle success
Serve Day 2020 took place this past Saturday in many locations throughout the country and here in Hartselle as well. More than 500 volunteers from several churches ...
by Staff Reports.
A look back
F.E. Burleson: A private citizen again
This period of F. E. Burleson’s life would see him leave elected office – although he would later serve one additional four-year legislative term – but he had many other productive activities to ...
by Bill Stewart.
Hartselle
‘Imagine your story’
Library program livens up summer By Kaliga Rice For the Enquirer The William Bradford Huie Library began its summer reading program June 29 and will continue ...
by Staff Reports.
Books of the Week
Books of the Week July 13 – 17
Reviewer: Patricia Poe Title: “Janis: Her Life and Music” Author: Holly George-Warren Janis Joplin was a small–town tomboy who did not fit in with her peers in ...
by Michelle Blaylock.
Lifestyles
Pets of the Week July 13 – 17
Meet Hamilton! He has been at the shelter since June 24 and is ready to find his forever home. Hamilton is 6 months old, is up to date ...
by Staff Reports.
Columnists
Biting yourself
Did you know the one who acts out of anger is the loser? There is a fable about a young lion and a mountain goat ...
by Staff Reports.
Country News
Shady Grove Baptist Church pastor shares thoughts
This week Shady Grove pastor Bro. Tom Campbell shares these thoughts with us: Some years ago my sons had a rather large Confederate flag in their room and ...
by Martha Jackson.
Hartselle
Hartselle alum breaks through for victory
By David Elwell For the Enquirer One of Bob Godsey’s favorite sayings for his football teams is “Do your job!” The former Hartselle coach’s words ...
by Staff Reports.
Falkville
Falkville man denied parole
The Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles held 38 parole hearings June 24, granting 10 paroles and denying 28. Among those denied parole is a ...
by Rebekah Martin.
Columnists
With plow lines in hand
Hardly a day passes when I’m working in my garden that I’m not reminded of the long, sweat-drenched days I spent in the fields plowing ...
by Clif Knight.
Hartselle
Cerrowire appoints finance VP
Hartselle’s Cerrowire has promoted Jennifer Branch to lead the accounting department as the new vice president of finance. Branch has served as the Cerrowire corporate ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Holy Smoke ranks as one of four finalists in statewide competition
Four of the best places in the state to eat pulled pork have been smoked out, and one of them is Hartselle’s own Holy Smoke BBQ. Bama’s Best ...
by Rebekah Martin.
Hartselle
Hartselle City Schools plans to reopen Aug. 6
The staff and administration of Hartselle City Schools is hard at work to organize a plan for reopening schools this fall, according to Superintendent Dr. Dee Dee Jones. ...
by Rebekah Martin.
Hartselle
Hartselle man gets possession charges
Special to the Enquirer Morgan County Drug Enforcement Unit agents July 1 stopped a vehicle in Hartselle for a traffic violation. A search of the ...
by Staff Reports.
A look back
“Gen” Burleson as legislator
One frequently hears political candidates today say, “I’m not a politician.” “Gen” Burleson’s principal occupation was that of educator; however, he was a quick study and ...
by Bill Stewart.
Morgan County
City council has no plans for face mask ordinance
While positive cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in Alabama and nationwide, some municipalities are considering ordinances that require face masks or coverings to be worn in public. Last ...
by Rebekah Martin.
Columnists
Hold on while the train passes
By Randy Garrison Many times each week when I am on the phone, I have to tell whoever I am speaking with to “hold on while the train ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Legacy of making a difference
F.E.B principal retires after 40–year career in education The daughter of two former school teachers, Deborah Queen has retired as principal of Burleson Elementary after a 40–year career ...
by Lauren Jackson.
Books of the Week
Books of the Week July 6 – 10
Title: “Teddy Spaghetti” Authors: Dorothea Benton Frank and Victoria Benton Frank “Teddy Spaghetti” is a heartwarming children’s book about a boy who overcomes bullying with a little help from his friends. This ...
by Staff Reports.
Lifestyles
Pet of the Week July 6 – 10
Meet Hank! This sweet boy is a 1-2–year–old lab mix who is both fixed and chipped. His adoption fee is $20, and he would love to meet ...
by Staff Reports.
Country News
No Fences Cowboy Church to host West Fest
The members of No Fences Cowboy Church will host West Fest: Jesus Has the Keys, July 11 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for ages 4–12. Pre-registration is available ...
by Martha Jackson.
Columnists
Hope is an awesome thing
By Todd Barrier “From Parade magazine comes the story of self-made millionaire Eugene Land, who greatly changed the lives of a sixth-grade class in East ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle
Hope Institute taps former HIS vice principal as facilitator
By Kaliga Rice For the Enquirer Debra Harvel Kreps has a passion for making a difference and helping others be the best they can be – and Hope Institute is giving her ...
by Staff Reports.
Hartselle High School
Randy Campbell, 1978 alum, reflects on Hartselle athletics
By David Elwell For the Enquirer Randy Campbell admits he doesn’t get back to Hartselle as much as he would like. Most of the Birmingham-area ...
by Staff Reports.
Brewer High School
State superintendent: High school sports to return this fall
High school sports are on track to return this fall, according to State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey. He made the statement during his press conference ...
by Russell Frye.
Columnists
Old-timey July 4
The Fourth of July observance is not what it used to be. If it wasn’t for the sound of fireworks going off or social distancing practices from ...
by Clif Knight.
Hartselle
HPD charges Moulton woman with theft
Special to the Enquirer June 13, Hartselle investigator Tania Burgess arrested Jessie Leighann Trent, 34, of Moulton, for theft of Property, third degree. Burgess began an investigation into the theft of property, which ...
by Staff Reports.
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